Description
Bai Song, 18 years old, seems to be a traveler. After Bai Song was killed by a mud truck, he found himself transported to another world, and he even had a panel that could summon Servants. Before Bai Song could feel happy, he suddenly realized that he seemed to have crossed over to the Type-Moon world. Moreover, it was at a time point under the pen of Gen Urobuchi, the warrior of love. Bai Song smiled wryly. “If I commit su*cide now, I should be happier, right?” And then… Looking at the summoning formation, he saw a blue-gray large cat holding a trophy that read “National Rat-Catching Champion.” Bai Song suddenly realized that the Type-Moon world had become much less terrifying in an instant.
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- Original Language
- chinese
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- Web Novel
Type-Moon, but the Servant is Tom Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Type-Moon, but the Servant is Tom
First Impressions
Okay, so "Type-Moon, but the Servant is Tom" is definitely… something. The premise alone grabbed my attention: throwing a cartoon character like Tom into the Fourth Holy Grail War? It's the kind of chaotic energy I can get behind. The initial chapters were a wild ride, and I immediately understood why so many readers were finding it hilarious. This story leans heavily into the humor, and it does so with a certain unapologetic glee. I was ready for a good laugh, and so far, it's delivered.
What Works Well
The biggest strength of this novel is undeniably Tom's portrayal. The author clearly understands the character's chaotic nature and translates it brilliantly onto the page. The fight scenes are described with a cartoonish flair that perfectly captures Tom's over-the-top antics. It's a masterclass in comedic action, and I found myself consistently chuckling at the sheer absurdity of it all. The setting in the fourth holy grail war, but in 2012 adds an interesting layer. It allows for some fun anachronisms and unexpected twists on familiar Fate tropes.
Areas of Concern
However, it's not all sunshine and cartoon explosions. One thing that did give me pause was the MC's relative inactivity. While Tom is busy causing mayhem, the protagonist seems to be largely along for the ride. I'm hoping that the MC will become more proactive as the story progresses. Another area that could use some polish is the translation. While it's generally understandable, there are moments where things get a little clunky, with names getting mixed up. It's not a deal-breaker by any means, but it can be a bit distracting.
Final Verdict
Despite some minor shortcomings, "Type-Moon, but the Servant is Tom" is an entertaining and unique fanfiction. If you're a fan of Fate/stay night and enjoy a healthy dose of cartoonish humor, this might be right up your alley. Just be prepared for a wild ride and perhaps a few translation hiccups along the way. Overall, I'm cautiously optimistic and eager to see where the author takes this bizarre and hilarious story.
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