Emiya Shiro gets the figma treatment too. Get him to pair up with your Saber Casual Version =/

Retail price is at 2,800 yen. He’ll be available this October 2009. Preorder yours at beNippon, HobbyLink Japan or Hobby Search.
Wow he actually cost more than Saber?! O_O I blame the spare accessories :P. Well the picture of Saber and Shiro will really tempt you to actually get both. If they release a Nendoroid Shiro I will consider ya know. ;) Haha definitely a miss for me, October is a poor poor month …

Figma Saber is finally available for all Saber fanboys to preorder! Now in her casual clothes in the anime series Fate/Stay Night, who can resist not getting her?!

Retail price is at 2,500 yen. Scheduled for release in October 2009. Preorer yours at beNippon, HobbyLink Japan or Hobby Search.
Hmm I know that Optic is trying to poison me to get this.. But thinking of October, I have a bit of a financial problem (Feito + Nanoha coming in ><) Have to forgo her this time round. Sorry Saber :( The pose …

Remember the recent post bluesnow made about the Fate/Stay Night Movie? Well there’s been some updates.

According to ANN,
The September issue of Kadokawa Shoten’s Newtype magazine will confirm on Monday that the Fate/stay night film will be an entirely new work covering the Unlimited Blade Works storyline from Type-Moon’s game franchise. A teaser website already revealed the film’s existence and indicated that it will cover that storyline. The film will open in Tokyo’s Cinema Sunshine Ikebukuro and at least 11 other theaters throughout Japan on January 23, 2010.
So. a January 2010 …

A movie of the 2006 anime Fate/Stay Night has been announced, though no specifics have been given as to when this movie will be released, or what the movie will be based on. From what I’ve heard the visual Novel still has a large part of its story completely untouched.
Perhaps this movie adaption has come as a result of the success of the Kara no Kyoukai series by the same company.  Though something tells me its following my prediction that in this recession companies want to take hold of older …