FGO Adds Tamamo Aria As Fate/Samurai Remnant Crossover Bonus Servant
Clearing the accompanying Grand Expansion Battle [Extra] raises the Extra Class Grand Servant slots from 2 to 4, easing a slot shortage that existed because eight Extra Classes shared two designations.
Key Facts
- Fate/Grand Order implemented 5-star Rider Tamamo Aria on October 23, 2026, as a limited Servant.
- The Tamamo Aria pickup summon runs until November 11, 2026, at 12:59.
- Grand Proxy Battle: Tamamo Aria opened at 18:00 on October 23, 2026, with a raid battle starting at 19:00.
- Clearing the Grand Expansion Battle [Extra] raises the Extra Class Grand Servant slots from 2 to 4.
- Strengthening quests were added for 5-star Tamamo no Mae (Lancer), 5-star Tamamo no Mae (Caster), and 4-star Tamamo Cat.
Reporting from 3 sources: Automaton, Denfaminicogamer, Inside.
Fate/Grand Order added a new limited Servant on October 23. Tamamo Aria, a Rider-class 5-star, arrives through the Grand Proxy Battle pickup summon, which runs until November 11 at 12:59. She is an event bonus Servant for the Fate/Samurai Remnant crossover event, Reprint Edition: Eiyuukenpuuchou, which is running now. Tamamo Aria first appeared in the console game Fate/Samurai Remnant. In Fate/Grand Order she is one of the Tamamo Nine, the eight tails cut away from Tamamo no Mae. Her Rider class comes from her standing at the apex of the many humans she controls, not from riding a mount. The same update opened Grand Proxy Battle: Tamamo Aria at 18:00, a battle that only allows Extra Class Servants. A limited-time raid battle followed at 19:00. Strengthening quests for 5-star Tamamo no Mae in Lancer and Caster form, plus 4-star Tamamo Cat, were also added.
Tamamo Aria's profile fills in the character detail. She is a "pure princess type who is beautiful, fleeting, and whose entirety is specialized in being loved," and her charm works as a pseudo-Charisma or Charm effect that draws in everyone regardless of gender or age.
The Grand Graph System, added in May 2025, lets players set any Servant as a Grand for each Class. Normal Classes get one slot each; the Extra Class gets two, spread across eight Extra Classes. One restriction carries over after the expansion: two Servants of the same Class cannot hold Grand status at once, so Arcueid and Ciel, both Moon Cancer, cannot be designated together.
The update also ties the Bond Level standing artwork to the Servant detailed settings screen. Fate/Grand Order is supervised by TYPE-MOON's Kinoko Nasu and developed and operated by Lasengle. The game launched in July 2015, Part 2 concluded in December 2025, and the Three Goddesses of Fate Arc is running now.
Inside describes her as a "pure princess type" and notes her class stems from control over people rather than a mount.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.