Fate/school life

Himuro's Universe - Fate/school life (氷室の天地 Fate/school life, Himuro no Tenchi Fate/school life^?) is a comedy 4-koma manga by Eiichirou Mashin (磨伸映一郎, Mashin Eiichirō^?) revolving around the normal life at school of the minor characters of Fate/stay night and Fate/hollow ataraxia.

Plot

While a parody series, the events of Fate/stay night occur in the background. The author calls it the "Sakura Route Ver. 1.5." While it shares some similarities with Lord El-Melloi II Case Files, they are different world lines. The story is centered around classic school events such as a ball game tournament, field trips and inter-high school competitions. As such, there is no reference at all to supernatural things like magecraft and Heroic Spirits.

Volumes

Volume 1

Volume 2

Volume 3

Volume 4

Volume 5

Volume 6

Volume 7

Volume 8

Volume 9

Volume 10

Volume 11

Volume 12

Volume 13

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Characters

• Kane Himuro
• Makidera Kaede
• Saegusa Yukika
• Ayaka Sajyou
• Saeki Naomi
• Ayako Mitsuzuri
• Issei Ryuudou
• Rin Tohsaka
• Michiyuki Himuro
• Suzu Himuro

Anime

Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's Universe

Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's Universe: Seven Most Powerful Great Figures Chapter
Kanji	フェイト/グランドオーダー × 氷室の天地 ～7人の最強偉人篇～
Romaji	Feito/Gurando Ōdā x Himuro no Tenchi: 7-nin no Saikyō Ijin-hen
Studio	Ufotable
Producer	Toshiyuki Kanezawa
Director	Takahiro Miura
Writer	Eiichirou Mashin
Music	Go Shiina
Character Design	Masato Nagamori
Release Information
Original Run	December 31, 2017
Number of Episodes	1

Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's Universe: Seven Most Powerful Great Figures Chapter is an anime short produced by Ufotable with character designs by Masato Nagamori. It is based on Eiichirō Mashin's four-panel school comedy manga Himuro's Universe Fate/school life. It follows three girls — Kaede Makidera, Kane Himuro, and Yukika Saegusa — at Homurahara Academy, but has nothing to do with the efforts to restore the Human Order.

Strongest Servant contest

Mashin held a contest for which he asked his readers to submit designs for the strongest Servant. He collected the winning drawings and redrew them for the fifth volume.

Sample entry

Example entry

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Image	Name	Noble Phantasm(s)	Counterpart(s)	Notes
	Tokugawa Tsunayoshi	A Compassionate Life for All Beings (生類憐れみの令, Shōrui Awaremi no Rei?)	N/A	One of the sample entries used for the contest.
	Minamoto no Yoritomo	Curse (呪詛, Juso?)	N/A
	Nai Khanomtom	Mid-Air Two-Stage Roundhouse Kick	N/A
	Koshamain of Ainu	Kutune Shirka	N/A
	Babe Ruth	Excalibur: Homerun of Promised Victory	N/A
	Jiro and Taro	Survival from the Pole (極地からの生還, Kyokuchi Kara no Seikan?)	N/A	Characters referenced in Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World.
	Henry Cavendish	Hydrogen	N/A
	Katō Yoshiaki	Summoning of Okiku (お菊召喚, Okiku Shōkan?)	N/A
	Okakura Kakuzō	Shun Goku Satsu (瞬獄殺)	N/A	His Noble Phantasm and design are influenced heavily by the character Akuma, from the Street Fighter series.
	Plato	Perfect Wrestling and Perfect Boxing	N/A	Featured in Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World.
	René Descartes	Cogito ergo sum: “I Think, Therefore I Am. (我思う故に我あり(コギト・エルゴ・スム), Ware omo yueni ware ari(Kogito Erugo Sumu)?)	N/A
	Sherlock Holmes	Absolute Reasoning (絶対推理, Zettai Suiri?) and Bartitsu (バリツ, Baritsu?)	Sherlock Holmes (Caster/Ruler)
	Jeanne des Armoises	That Heroine’s Command Sword	N/A
	Sarah Winchester	Propagating Labrynth (増殖迷宮, Zōshoku Meikyū?)	N/A	Her Noble Phantasm is a reference to the Winchester Mystery House. According to the history of the mansion, Sarah had expansions built onto the house as she feared that she was haunted by the ghosts of those killed by her husband's rifle.
	Tokuno Sekishirou	Bone-Crushing Cane	N/A
	Nevil Shute	Panjandrum: A Certain Gentleman's Decisive Weapon	N/A	Featured in Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World as Berserker.
	Seki Takakazu	"When a tiger dies, he leaves his pelt. When a man dies, he leaves his name‎."	N/A
	Rosemary Brown	Spirit Medium Pianist (霊媒ピアニスト, Reibai Pianisuto?)	N/A
	Edward Bulwer-Lytton	"The pen is mightier than the sword"	N/A
	H. P. Lovecraft	Weird Tales (ウィアード・テイルズ, Weirudo Teiruzu?) and Lovecraft School (ラヴクラフト・スクール, Ravukurafuto Sukūru?)	Randolph Carter	Influenced the writing of Steven King, August Dereleth, and Gen Urobuchi.
	Ibn al-Hasan	Crystallization of Wisdom (英知の結晶, Eichi no Kesshō?)	N/A
	Nicolas Bourbaki	Formless Existence	N/A
	d'Artagnyan	Three Musketeers (三銃士, San Jūshi?)	N/A
	Leo III the Isaurian	Greek Fire	N/A	Featured in Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World as Caster.
	Count of St. Germain	Manipulation of Time (時間操作, Jikan Sōsa?)	Saint Germain	His design is based on Doraemon, a famous manga character known for traveling through time.
	Little Red Riding Hood	Mr. Big Bad Wolf (オオカミさん, Ōkami-san?)	Little Red Riding Hood	Even if one are killed by the wolf, they can be revived if they are taken out of its belly quickly.
	Yamato Takeru	Robe of Inversion (反転の衣, Hanten no I?)	N/A
	King Solomon	Seal of Solomon	Solomon (Caster)	Drawn in a pastiche of the art of Shigeru Mizuki.
	George Washington	Cherry Tree (桜の木, Sakura no Ki?)	N/A
	Mary Stuart	The Two Loyal Swords	N/A	Her Phantasm, The Two Loyal Swords, are references to part 1 of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, Phantom Blood. She is able to summon her two loyal knights who lost in the end to Elizabeth I. One knight is able to use hair as a weapon, and the other is a giant warrior over 2 meters tall.
	Minakata Kumagusu	All-Covering Rumination Vomit Hell	N/A
	Francis Barrett	Demon's Disinfection (デーモンの殺菌消毒, Dēmon no Sakkin Shōdoku?)	N/A	Originally, demons were, by their nature, an existence far beyond humans that would be something to fear if they were known to exist. This man is the ringleader behind the human-like depiction of "demons" with horns and wings. Those with great legends become obsolete in front of him.
	Benjamin Franklin	Bifocal Glasses and Leyden Jar	N/A	Due to the invention of the Bifocal Glasses, attacks can be made ignoring the concept of distance. Lightning strikes are a given. The glass harmonica can be used to directly make nerve attacks on monsters.
	Minamoto no Tametomo	Bow-Shaped Moon (弓張月, Yumichō Tsuki?)	N/A
	Raiden Tameemon	Forbidden Technique (禁じ手, Kinji-te?)	N/A
	Niccolò Paganini	Devil’s Trill	N/A
	Noguchi Hideyo	Temporary Cure (仮初めの治療, Kari Hajime no Chiryō?)	N/A
	Miyamoto Musashi	Mu Sashi Miya Moto (宮本武蔵?)	Miyamoto Musashi (Male) Miyamoto Musashi (Female Saber)	Amalgamation of four similar swordsmen of the same period as Miyamoto Musashi whose similar talents and exploits were consolidated and added to his legend, "In other words, this Musashi is a 'colony' composed of multiple people."
	Marilyn Monroe	Monroe Walk (モンローウォーク, Monrōu Warōku?)	N/A
	Kajikawa Yosoubei	Utility Pole	N/A	Character referenced in Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World.
	Gao Changgong	Lang Ling Driver: Fully Head-Covering Helmet	Saber (Fate/Grand Order - Prince of Lanling)	His mask is a reference to the Comedy Wrestling Manga, Kinnikuman.
	Lucky Mother (Mitochondrial Eve)	Mitochondrial Eve (ミトコンドリア・イヴ, Mitokondoria Ibu?)	N/A	Featured in Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World as Lancer.
	Cicero	Phillipicae: My Eloquence Will Be My Sword and O Tempora O Mores: I Will Focus My Right Hand	N/A	His pose is a reference to the popular Ace Attorney series of games, famous for its over-the-top physical actions in courtroom settings.
	Miguel de Cervantes	Don Quixote Summoning (ドン・キホーテ召喚, Don Kihōte Shōkan?)	N/A
	Bharadwaja	Vimana	N/A
	Kaguyahime	Demand for Treasure	N/A
	Thánh Gióng	Iron Horse and Bamboo Spear	N/A
	Lê Lợi	Sword of Promised Victory (Thuận Thiên)	N/A	Featured in Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World as Saber.
	Noah	Gate of Arkalon	N/A
	Emperor Shōmu	"Gate of Shousouin"	N/A
	Gideon Mantell		N/A
	Ueshiba Morihei		N/A
	"Cannon King" Krupp		N/A
	Dante Alighieri		N/A
	Triệu Ẩu		N/A
	Taira no Tokitada		N/A
	Sterling North		N/A
	Yamamoto Heikichi		N/A
	John H. Watson		N/A
	Ryuuzouji Shittenou		N/A
	Nakamura Choubei		N/A
	Toriyama Sekien		N/A
	Kinokuniya Bunzaemon		N/A
	Gary Gygax		N/A
	Corporal Wojtek		N/A
	General Sherman’s Tree		N/A
	Rouwenhorst Mulder		N/A
	The Fiend with X Faces		N/A
	Ono no Imoko		N/A
	Sir Hugh Beaver		N/A
	Baron Munchausen	Baron Munchausen's Narrative of his Marvellous Travels and Campaigns in Russia (ほら吹き男爵の冒険, hora fuki danshaku no bōken?)	N/A
	Kyokutei Bakin	Keisei Suikoden	N/A
	Diogenes	Hero In A Barrel	N/A	Featured in Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World as Rider.
	Hypathia	Astrolabe: To Take The Stars	N/A
	Lapu-Lapu	Never-ending Circle: A Circle That Cannot End	N/A
	Georges Méliès	The Color and Amazement In Those Eyes	N/A	His design references Méliès' famous movie, A Trip to the Moon
	Henrietta Lacks	Hayflick Limit Break	N/A
	Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot	The World's First Car Accident	N/A
	Yaoya Oshichi	Furisode Fire	N/A	Her design seems to take influence from the Wanyūdō, a mythical creature from Japanese Folklore.
	Marie Tussaud	House Of Wax Figures Who Overcame Death	N/A
	Alexander Bogdanov	Because We Are Many	N/A
	Edwin Hubble	Big Bang Punch: Hundred Fists Splitting Heaven And Earth	N/A
	Tamaya Ichirobee	Flowers from a Once-In-A-Generation Fireworks Master	N/A
	Professor Moriarty	Napoleon of Crime	James Moriarty (Archer)
	Sir Pelleas	Divine Protection Of The Lady Of The Lake	Pelleas
	Yasuke	Retainer Of Nobunaga	N/A
	Auguste Piccard	FNRS: The Ship That Will Overtake The Ends Of Wisdom	N/A
	Jack Churchill	Mad Jack: Any Officer Who Goes Into Action Without His Sword Is Improperly Dressed and Will Ye No Come Back Again?: A Timbre Of Insanity Resounding On The Battlefield	N/A
	Mestre Bimba	Sequência Do Mestre Bimba	N/A
	Besouro Mangangá	berimbau tocando: I Can Hear Your Voice	N/A
	Sanada Yukimura	The "Nonexistent" #1 Warrior Of Japan	N/A
	Mr. and Mrs. Hill	Zeta Reticuli Abduction: A Soul's Falsification From The Galaxy	N/A
	Mehmed II	Juvenile Dream: Fall Of The Iron-Wall Citadel	Mehmed II	Featured in Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World as Archer.
	John Gacy	Killer Clown	N/A
	Hoichi the Earless	Buddhistic Camouflage: Scripture Camouflage	N/A
	Joe Magarac	I'll be back.	N/A	His picture is inspired by an iconic scene at the ending of Terminator 2: Judgement Day
	Zahhāk	Ahura Tāzī: One Thousand Magics (アルワ・タウイーザ:千の魔術, Aruwa Tauiiza?) and Aži Dahāka: Evil God's Three-Headed Dragon (アジ・ダハーカ:悪神の三頭竜, Aji Dahaaka?)	N/A
	St. David	Unlimited Leek Works	N/A
	'Escape King' Houdini	Metamorphosis	N/A
	'Lost King' John	To Lose The Vast Earth Is... (失われし大地イース, Ushinawa reshi daichi īsu?)	N/A
	Grendel	Untrue Figure: A Mirror Image Projecting A Virtual Image	Grendel
	Mike the Headless Chicken	Obsession With Life: Tenacity Of The Raw (生への執念, Nama e no shūnen: Sei e no shūnen?)	N/A
	Grace O'Malley	Island Princess☆Gráinne-chan!	N/A
	Kimura Yasube	Friends, Love, And Courage	N/A	Kimura Yasube is known as the one who introduced sweet bread to Japan, and his appearance and Noble Phantasm here are references to Anpanman, a sweet bread-themed character, whose slogan is "Love and Courage are the only Friends you need."
	Evening Queen	Camelot Of My Love: My Beloved Chalk Castle	N/A
	Takahashi Deishū	Nameless Spear	N/A
	Pacific Three Brothers	Cath Palug Bleeding: A Method For Raising A Mystery (キャスパリーグ ブリーディング:怪描飼育法, Kyasuparīgu burīdingu: Kai Ega Shiiku-hō?)	N/A
	Johann Friedrich Böttger	Shotgun Shooting Star Kick	N/A
	Dvořák	Campfire: The Sun Has Fallen Into The Distant Mountains	N/A	Dvořák's appearance here is a reference to Might Gaine.
	Grace Hopper's Moth	Shredding Bug	N/A
	Brigadier Sir Nils Olav	The Matter Of The Promised Promotion	N/A	His character design is based on Pingu, a Swiss cartoon penguin popular in Japan.
	Anansi	Anansesem: All The Tales Of The World	N/A
	Katsushika Hokusai	Second Coming Under Another Name	Katsushika Hokusai (Foreigner)
	Hiratsuka Raicho	In The Beginning, Woman Was The Sun	N/A
	Frances Griffiths	Cottingley Fairies	N/A	The illustration is based on the famous photo of the supposed Cottingley Fairies, taken by Elsie Wright.

External Links

• Fate/school life Servant creation contest