

Fate/Zero
TV anime2011–2012
2 seasons25 episodes
Original: light novel
Looking for the manga? This page follows the light novel; the manga adaptation has its own volume numbers.
Explore Fate/Zero's finished anime scopes and source-book editions. Read each route note to see whether a precise handoff is known, a restart is safer, or the story is complete.
The Fourth Holy Grail War has begun, and seven mages must summon heroes from history to battle each other to the death. Only one mage-and-hero pair will remain to claim the Grail and have their wishes granted! Kiritsugu Emiya was once an assassin but now fights in this war to save the world from those who would destroy it with the Grail’s power.

Season 1
- Anime ends at
- Ep 13
After Fate/Zero Season 1, the exact prose handoff is unconfirmed. For a no-skip reading path, begin the original Fate/Zero novel from the start; its Japanese Seikaisha paperback edition has a different six-book division. Season 2 continues the TV story.
- Fate/ZeroVol. 1Buy on Amazon
1 side entrySPno effect on where to continue
Fate/Zero: Please! Einzbern Counseling RoomSPThe six Einzbern Counseling Room shorts are companion material, not a separate adaptation endpoint in the original Fate/Zero novel. Follow the TV main story for its ending, or read the novel from its beginning.

Season 2
- Anime ends at
- Ep 12
Fate/Zero Season 2 closes the main story of the original four-volume novel. There is no later Fate/Zero prose volume to continue with; start the novel from its beginning to read the source, and treat Fate/stay night as a different work.
All volumes
星海社The Japanese edition is at Vol. 6.
Before you read
The 1 side entry listed here have no separate reading start in the main work. Follow the reading route of the season each is grouped with; their individual notes explain the connection.
Fate/Zero: Please! Einzbern Counseling Room (SP)
The reading route shown here follows Fate/Zero (light novel). Use the recommendations for this work; volume numbers from another adaptation are not interchangeable.
The original novel about the Fourth Holy Grail War by Gen Urobuchi. The first edition comprises four volumes, and the revised Seikaisha Bunko edition comprises six volumes.
These answers use the selected edition: Japanese · 星海社 · Paperback. Changing the book language or edition updates the matched volumes. The interface language does not determine the book language.








