Collaborative Visuals for Witch on the Holy Night and Fate/Zero
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ASTON OTONITY – Fate/Zero will have its first limited run on Fuji TV, with the episodes to be determined by viewer voting. This announcement is part of a collaboration with the upcoming anime film *Witch on the Holy Night*, which is set to premiere on November 20, and new visuals illustrated by ufotable featuring Aoko Aozaki and Saber have also been released.
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The upcoming anime film *Witch on the Holy Night*, scheduled for release on November 20, has launched a collaboration with *Fate/Zero*. A new collaboration visual illustrated by ufotable has been revealed, featuring Aoko Aozaki from *Witch on the Holy Night* alongside Saber from *Fate/Zero*.
This illustration brings together two characters who represent their respective works in a special visual. Ahead of the theatrical release of *Witch on the Holy Night*, a special project titled *Let’s Watch Together! TYPE-MOON × ufotable* will soon be in full swing.
*Fate/Zero*, which marks the 15th anniversary of its anime premiere on October 1, will have its first-ever selection screening on Fuji TV. The episodes to be aired during this special broadcast will be determined by a viewer vote.
ABEMA will also host a complete streaming run of *Fate/Zero* starting in October. Beginning October 10, all episodes will be streamed on the Anime LIVE channel for 12 days.
The *Let’s Watch Together! TYPE-MOON × ufotable* project will also provide additional TYPE-MOON × ufotable works via unlimited streaming on participating services.
The 10 films in the *Garden of Sinners* series and the three films in the *Fate/stay night [Heaven’s Feel]* trilogy, which are currently available via individual paid rentals, will be available for unlimited viewing.
