Type-Moon Museum is up. This museum shows off the series Fate/Stay Night. This includes the games as well as the anime from Studio Deen take to heaven’s feel. Here are a few high lights.
- The Face of Type-Moon.” The area recreates Kinoko Nasu‘s workspace and bookshelves, as well as the office and desk spaces at Type-Moon. Through this, you can get acquainted with Nasu’s taste in literature and music. (He owns a lot of psychology books.) The various Type-Moon staff also have short and quirky self-introductions in the form of an interview Q&A, along with a brief explanation of their roles and works at the company.
- “Type-Moon‘s history, as shown through production materials.” A showcase of production art and materials spanning not only all of Type-Moon‘s works, but also from events and limited-time goods.
- “How to Make Fate/stay night.” A breakdown of the characters, videos, soundtrack, and direction of the visual novel.
- “Gallery Type-Moon.” A gallery of illustrations from Type-Moon works. This includes some pieces that Takashi Takeuchi drew for the U.K. travelogue included in his Return to Avalon art book, which is sold at the museum shop.
- “Type-Moon and Our Era.” A showcase of works derived from Fate/stay night‘s setting. During the first phase of the exhibit, this area showcased production materials and the plot outline of Studio DEEN‘s Fate/stay night TV anime.
- “Fuyuki City; Day & Nightmare.” A 13-meter map projection and diorama shows the entirety of Fuyuki City.
- “A ‘Carnival’ Phantasm.” A showcase of magazine covers featuring Type-Moon characters and messages of support from various people related to the franchise.
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