Curtain Call

A Fate/Prototype oneshot from Type Moon Ace vol. 9.

A Fate/Grand Order oneshot published in TM Ace 17, featuring Tezcatlipoca and Tenochtitlan.

Manga adaptation of Kama's interlude side-story from the Fate/Grand Order mobile game.

Farewell, Koha-Ace! (For the fourth time) The Koha-Ace series is finally running out of ideas and is about to be axed! Type-Moon fans will bear witness to Koha-Ace's final battle! You will see the tears of time... (Sixth and final entry in the Koha-Ace series, after Koha-Ace GO)

A TYPE-MOON staff member artist Takenashi Eri has created many side stories to most of the group's projects; 'Tsukihime' & 'Kagetsu Tohya', 'MELTY BLOOD', 'Fate/stay night' – you'll find your favorite characters in various hilarious situations that weren't covered by any of the original products.

Chikagi Katsuragi enters Kagamisaki High School with the firm intention to have a quiet school life, but not if her hyperactive classmate Hino Hibiki has something to say about it! Chikagi is fighting a losing battle, as she happens to be the younger sister of the wonderfully eccentric former Student Council President Chidori Katsuragi, and that alone assures that her high school life will be anything but quiet!

Crossover between the Fate/stay night and Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha series.

Being flung from the world of Fate/Extra Kishinami Hakuno finds himself in a very strange predicament. Caster Route. Note: There are no missing chapters. Chapter #32-33 are missing due to a difference in the volume and magazine numbering. Some earlier small chapters were combined in the volumes causing the number difference. Chapter 34 directly follows Chapter 31.

After the end of the third Grail War, a group of magi separate from the London based Mage Association decided that they would copy the ritual. They only managed to copy part of the ritual, which lead to the loss of the Saber class and further loss of the definition of a "Hero." The magi eventually infiltrated the U.S. Government and for two hundred years manipulated events in Snowfield, California to replicate the Sacred Land needed to generate a Grail.

A oneshot manga released in TM Ace 3, based on TYPE-MOON’s 2006 April Fools' Day announcement, which teased a fake adult video game for women by their subsidiary, engage. The story follows Uzuki Nakau, a shy young man tricked into attending Engage Academy.