Ken to Mahou no Logres: Inishie no Megami x Fate/Extella

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Japanese: 剣と魔法のログレスいにしえの女神×Fate/EXTELLA

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Type: CM

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Dec 7, 2016

Producers: None found, add some

Licensors: None found, add some

Studios: Shaft, Ijigen Tokyo

Source: Game

Themes: Music, Strategy Game

Duration: 15 sec.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 5.57¹ (scored by 1,819 users)

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Ranked: N/A²

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Popularity: #8315

Members: 5,866

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5.57

Ranked N/APopularity #8315Members 5,866

CM Shaft, Ijigen Tokyo

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Synopsis

A collaboration between the mobile game Ken to Mahou no Logless Inishie no Megami and the video game Fate/Extella (which takes place in the Fate/Extra and Fate/Extra CCC world). Advertising that Nero Claudius (and others) from the latter are now playable characters in the former. Along with limited edition equipment and prizes the even ran from December 07-21, 2016. The commercial features some live-action imagery of the phone app but is predominately unique animated footage.

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Shinoda, Toshitaka

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Jan 1, 2019

Crext

Recommended

Mostly contains a joke about Nero being fully confident in her singing ability, despite clearly breaking the tunes frequently (the voice actor CAN sing, it's being done on purpose, as the original Nero was famous for being a poor vocalist). Even so she finishes with the "that was simply perfect, ye?" showing homage to the original Nero's tone deaf traits, all while indicating that she's completely oblivious to the fact that she can't sing at all (or alternatively doesn't care in the slightest and does it out of pure sportsmanship).

Now, this page wants me to write a longer review, but considering these are short ...