Fate/Grand Order: Fujimaru Ritsuka wa Wakaranai

It has been an experience, something that has filled my empty heart, with its fan service and comedy, without a doubt, it has been a series worth watching.

Now seriously, it's been very good, entertaining and funny, made for the Fate/Grand Order fans. Episodes with the participation of our favorite characters, characters that we like both from the anime and from the game.
And not to mention the most complicated game I've ever played, that's right, I'm talking about the Da Vinci Quiz. An aberration created by the devil himself, made in order to cause despair, but it was a lot of fun trying (I got half ... of one of the 33 questions right).
Thank you Nasu for creating this drug called Fate.

Fujimaru Ritsuka Doesn't Get It, is a fun treat for fans of the Fate Grand Order mobile game. I am really enjoying the humor & am hungering for more. It includes alot of characters from the franchise with their original voice actors, its always great to hear a bunch of new dialogue from all the servants which i love, especially cause some servants in the game does not have so much dialogue.

Here are some examples of what these 2-3 min episodes focus their humor on:

* Servants personalities, skills & backstories

* Certain Game mechanics

* Certain events from the game (so far the story is only at ... up til Lostbelt 1, but i think it could be very likely it potentially goes to further lostbelts in the future)

* Fun interactions between different characters

* Relatable FGO struggles/moments for players of the game

It should be clear by now that alot of the focus on humor & service is mainly gonna be appreciated by FGO Players. I personally loved every episode of this, but if you have not played the game, you will miss out on alot of the humor. The reason i have rated this a 9/10 is strictly to display my enjoyment of this series, cause i am a huge Fate fan :P

A short, funny series. Episodes only go for a few minutes so not really any plot, just funny shenanigans. Probably shouldn't watch it unless you have played the game though, otherwise you won't understand anything that is going on. Also, this seems to be set sometime after Lostbelt 1 at least, so keep that in mind if you have played the game but aren't up to there yet (it doesn't really spoil anything though so it should be okay, it just has characters in it that aren't introduced until the lostbelts). The art style is very simplistic/chibi but that doesn't bother me, in a way ... it kind of makes it funnier. Overall I liked it :)