MVM Entertainment have today confirmed, through their online store anime-on-line, that Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia will be released in two parts, with the first part being released as a Collector’s Edition on the 11th May 2026.
Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia is a 22-episode series animated by Cloverworks and based upon the Fate/Grand Order game franchise. In the UK the series will be released across two parts, with the first part containing Episodes 0 – 11, and the second part expected to have episodes 12 – 21. This newly revealed Collector’s Edition for Part 1 will not only feature Episodes 0 – 11 in both dubbed and subbed format on Blu-Ray discs, but it will also come with a booklet featuring cast interviews and columns about Mesopotamia; all of which will be presented in a rigid art box.
Synopsis: A seventh Singularity has been discovered in ancient Mesopotamia in the year 2655 B.C.
The land of Uruk, governed by the wise King Gilgamesh after he returned from his quest for immortality, was grand and prosperous until three goddesses and countless Demonic Beasts appeared. These enemies have brought Uruk to the brink of destruction. With a Rayshift—a method of traveling across both time and space—Fujimaru and Mash journey to the land of Uruk, where they encounter the fortress city of Uruk and the Absolute Demonic Front, where a terrible battle against the fearsome onslaught of the Demonic Beasts rages. There, the citizens of Uruk, who live their lives to the fullest despite facing an existential threat, continue to fight for their future. Deities and Demonic Beasts attack with terrifying force, and mankind pushes back with all its might… This is the era where humans and gods are destined to part ways.
Fujimaru and Mash, the pair who have fought through all six previous Singularities, embark on their final battle.
Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia – Part 1 is scheduled for for a Collector’s Edition Blu-Ray release on the 11th May 2026 with pre-orders now being accepted on the Anime-On-Line store. Pre-Orders at other retailers are also expected to appear in the coming weeks.
In the meantime the series is available to stream on Crunchyroll in the UK in both dubbed and subbed formats. It’s also worth mentioning that MVM Entertainment have released various Fate titles in the UK, including Fate/Zero, Fate/ stay night, Fate/ stay night Unlimited Blade Works, Fate/Grand Carnival and the fate/stay night heaven’s feel movie trilogy, all of which are currently available on Blu-Ray.
