FGO 10th Anniversary Reveals Ignite Frenzy on X, 'Jinri-kun' Trends

Shocking new information announced at the 10th-anniversary event for the popular smartphone game *Fate/Grand Order* (FGO) has caused a significant stir on X (formerly Twitter). In particular, the term 'Jinri-kun' has dominated trends, sparking a wide range of reactions among players.

'Jinri-kun' is a personified expression used by players to refer to 'Jinri' (Humanity's History), a concept in the FGO world responsible for overseeing the history and existence of humanity. The newly announced content includes the implementation of a new Servant category called 'Un-Beast' and the ability to turn 'Beasts' into 'Grand' Servants, which overturns long-standing conventions of the game's settings.

The context

*Fate/Grand Order* (FGO) is a popular Japanese free-to-play mobile role-playing game based on the *Fate* franchise. Players take on the role of a 'Master' who summons powerful historical, mythological, and literary figures known as 'Servants' to fight against threats to 'Humanity's History' (人理, *Jinri*). The game's overarching narrative involves preventing the 'incineration of Humanity' by various antagonists, including powerful entities called 'Beasts'. 'Grand Servants' are a special category of exceptionally powerful Servants chosen by 'Jinri' itself to counter these 'Beasts' and protect human history. 'Jinri-kun' is a playful, personified way for players to refer to this concept of Humanity's History, often depicting it as being stressed or surprised by the game's plot developments or new mechanics.

In response to this new information, many players couldn't hide their surprise and excitement at the unconventional developments. Comments include: 'It's too funny that Jinri-kun is telling us to stop, but they're making us choose from 7 Servants in Destiny Order,' and 'Ordeals (Sosho) was supposed to be about Jinri-kun getting angry because we overused Extras, but this is just lawless!'

Numerous comments also poured in, such as 'Jinri-kun foamed at the mouth and collapsed,' 'It's hilarious that Jinri-kun gets furious like this every time,' and 'Jinri-kun must be having a tough time.' These expressions depict 'Jinri,' the core concept of the in-game setting, as if it's being 'tormented' by player actions and the developers' new endeavors.

Furthermore, when server downtime occurred due to access overload immediately after the new information was announced, many humorous posts appeared, such as 'Jinri-kun is locking us out!' and 'Along with Jinri-kun, Server-kun also died…' This is interpreted as players' own humorous take, suggesting that the overwhelmingly shocking information put a strain on 'Jinri,' causing the servers to 'scream' in response.

This year's FGO 10th anniversary has seen a continuous series of announcements that significantly shake up the game's balance and worldview, including 'Un-Beast summoning,' 'Grand Extra,' and 'Grand Beast transformation using U-medals.' Concerns are even being raised, with comments like, 'Originally, Grand Servants were the peak Servants chosen by Jinri-kun to counter Beasts from each class, but if Grand Servants start appearing from Beasts themselves, Jinri-kun will truly go insane!'

As the year approaches its end, players' attention continues to grow, eager to see how FGO's story and system will unfold, and how 'Jinri-kun' will react to this 'lawless' situation.

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