The Fate / Grand Order Yamataikoku event dates back to the origins of Japan

It turns out that the “final” jodha jodha The event wasn’t final after all. Lasangle returns to a well jodha jodha With a new limited-time event, dive deeper into Japanese history. The Fate/Grand Medal The Yamataikuku event takes players back to the ancient and legendary origins of Japan itself.

Yamataikoku is the name given by Chinese-Japanese historians to an ancient nation located in Wa (the Chinese name for ancient Japan), long before Japan was unified into a single nation. Most historians place its existence at some point in the late Yayoi period of Japanese history, between the first and third centuries AD. Records in the state indicate that it was the domain of a ruling priestess named Himiko. The historical identity of Himiko and Yamataikoku is still debated among scholars today.

What was not up for debate is the presence of Himiko and Yamataikoku in Fate/Grand Medal. And now the Chaldean masters will have to help Himiko to restore and defend, for whatever reason, one of the oldest kingdoms of Japan, from the Shinsengumi, the special police of the 19th century Shogun.

Check out the trailer for Fate/Grand Medal Yamataikoku event below.

Of course, with a new event come new playable minions. Himiko herself joins the list as a 5-star Governor’s Class Maid. As a rule, you only receive half the damage against most other classes and are set as a strong support character for Buster Element followers.

Discover his noble imagination, “the eternal mirrors that embody the stars.”

The second playable agent in this event is 4-star class Saito Hajime. Captain of the 3rd Shinsengumi Unit, he was one of the most famous members of the Shinsengumi and has been immortalized in popular culture images over time.

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The Fate/Grand Medal The Yamataikoku event starts on September 14, 2022 and ends on September 27, 2022. The game is available on Android and iOS devices.