Fate/Grand Order Mobile Game’s ‘Tokugawa Restoration Labyrinth, Ooku’ Limited-Time Event Gets Manga Adaptation – News
Official X (formerly twitter)account Cardochuan‘ comptiq Magazine and Moon Comics Free Comics website “Tokugawa KaitenMeikyūōku” (Tokugawa KaitenMeikyūōku) Limited-time event Destiny/Big Order Mobile game will get a comic adaptation from character designers redrop. The release of the comic will be announced later. redrop The character Kama was designed, which is the story of the “Tokugawa Restoration Maze, Ooku” Limited event.
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Redrop (Type-Moon Ace Vol.17) is for sale today@otmm) (@smokerdp) has been released as a comic adaptation project “Tokugawa Kaiten Maze Ooku”.
A typical comic Ace official will tell you the exact date of serialization.#fgo #TMA17 pic.twitter.com/zftpyua5ni– Comptiq & Comp ace (@comptiq) July 28, 2025
The limited-time event “Tokugawa Restoration Maze, Ooku” first appeared in the Japanese version of the 2019 game. The event first appeared in the English version of the 2021 game.
Game English website A story that describes the event:
The headquarters is frustrating and is now almost empty after an attack outside. The master is urgently called the control room and joins the single servant who tries to escape the injury to determine the cause.
They arrived in the mid-seventh century in Japan – the Edo period. In the deepest part of Edo Castle at the center of this problem, the silence anomaly remains growing. The Ooku of this castle is a realm separated from the rest of the world and has become a bottomless maze full of sinister mystery. The party roams the endless roads of the luxurious Osuzurouka, the “The Corridor of the Bells” in search of exits.
Aniplex release Destiny/Big Order Mobile game held in Japan in summer 2015. The game was released in English in the United States and Canada in June 2017.
The game inspired Fate/Big Order Absolute Demon Front: Babylon TV animation in October 2019 and two parts Destiny/The Holy Realm of the Big Order Roundtable Movie: Camelot Films will be held in 2020 and 2021 respectively.
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