The Fate series, produced by Type-Moon, has birthed a massive subculture of memes stemming from its dense lore, legendary visual novel roots, and occasionally baffling dialogue translations. The most iconic of these is Shirou Emiya's 'People die if they are killed,' which became a global internet symbol for redundant statements, despite its actual context regarding his supernatural healing. Beyond that, the community frequently jokes about the 'confusing' watch order of the anime, the Archer class not actually using bows, and the 'Padoru' phenomenon that takes over the internet every December. Fate memes typically bridge the gap between high-stakes epic fantasy and the absurd reality of historical figures being reimagined as anime characters, making it a staple of the global anime community.