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Fate/Grand Order Unveils New Servant Art for FGO Fes. 2025

The highly popular smartphone RPG "Fate/Grand Order" (FGO) has unveiled new original Servant illustrations in anticipation of its major event, "FGO Fes. 2025," scheduled for next year. The two Servants announced this time, Kukulkan and Watanabe no Tsuna, have garnered significant attention from fans. Kukulkan's new illustration, in particular, had many fans stumped during the pre-reveal silhouette quiz. However, as soon as her beautiful appearance was revealed, it caused a massive stir on social media. Fans showered her with praise, with comments like "It was Kukulkan!", "So cute!", "Stunning!", and "The Chinese-style outfit is great!" Her beautiful hair and overall color scheme received particular admiration. Some even expressed surprise, noting, "Someone actually guessed it was Kukulkan just from her ahoge (antenna hair)!" highlighting the difficulty of the prediction and the insight of the successful guesser. ...

New 'Fate/Grand Order (FGO)' Servant Illustrations of Altera the San(ta) and Napoleon Unveiled for 'FGO Fes. 2025,' Sparking Huge Social Media Buzz

Popular smartphone game "Fate/Grand Order (FGO)" has unveiled new original Servant illustrations of "Altera the San(ta)" and "Napoleon" for its major event, "FGO Fes. 2025," generating significant buzz on social media. Altera's new appearance, in particular, has become a major topic of discussion among fans. In the newly released illustration, "Altera the San(ta)" is depicted wearing a red hood and sporting short hair (a bob cut), a departure from her previous image. This fresh visual has drawn an outpouring of praise on social media for its cuteness and novelty, with comments like "Altera Santa, what a surprise!", "OMG she's adorably cute baby!", "Short hair is so cute~🥹", and "She's removed her veil!? That mystical warrior woman, so dignified yet soft, but still undeniably Altera... I can't get enough of it, meow." Furthermore, many users had previously assumed Altera had long h...