Though there are some Servants that use magic instead of weaponry. In essence, the Servants use the swords, and the Masters wield the magic. This series tells the tale of the modern day war for the Holy Grail that is fought between several families that have the ability to call on the spirits of historical and mythological figures to fight for them as their proxy as Master and Servant. However, if you want an anime with both “swords” and “sorcery” in battles and aren’t so much concerned with the technicalit6ies that come with definitions, it is legitimately a great series for it. With its setting in our modern world with its magical flourishes, Fate / Stay is admittedly more Low Fantasy than perhaps what you would want from Sword and Sorcery Fantasy.
The series grows from light-hearted adventure into the pair being entwined in world events, as shounen action series are want to do. Together they set out to conquer dungeons that, while dangerous, possess immense treasure inside. It follows the magi Aladdin that sets out into the world and meets a wanna-be merchant, Alibaba. While it is often less swords and more magic, as the name would suggest, it presents a compelling story with some 1,001 Arabian Nights themes to it. Magi is a Middle Eastern-theme Swords and Sorcery Fantasy. This finely crafted series takes darkness to the extreme and it is great to watch the world devolve from what appears to be a pretty straight forward medieval setting into one full of magical chaos. However, due to events, the world is plunged into darkness and overwhelmed with demons. After joining up with the charismatic Griffith and his Band of the Hawk mercenary group, he seemed to have finally found a place in life. The series follows Gutts, a lone mercenary on a journey to nowhere. The sorcery in Berserk is well-hidden earlier in the series, but as you move into the second season, it is in full swing.
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