en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fate/Stay_Night

This article is about the visual novel/game, not the anime. The official Steam store page for Fate/stay night REMASTERED lists its supported languages as English interface/subtitles and Japanese full audio only. The official Aniplex page likewise says the remaster supports Japanese, English, and Simplified Chinese as languages, but does not list any English voice track.

Bryce Papenbrook did voice Shirou Emiya in the English dub of the anime adaptation Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works], as shown on Aniplex’s official anime cast page. But that does not make him the voice of Shirou in the English version of the visual novel, because the game’s English release has Japanese audio rather than English voice acting.

So the caption incorrectly transfers an anime dub credit to the game.

This caption is incorrect in the context of the visual novel/game article. Official product information for Fate/stay night REMASTERED shows that the English release has English subtitles/interface, but full audio only in Japanese. That means Saber’s voice in the English-language game release remains Ayako Kawasumi’s Japanese performance, not an English dub by Kari Wahlgren.

Kari Wahlgren is listed on Aniplex’s official anime cast page as the English dub voice of Saber in Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works]. So the caption appears to confuse the anime dub cast with the game’s language options.

In short: Ayako Kawasumi voices Saber in the game release; Kari Wahlgren voices Saber in certain English-dubbed anime adaptations, not in the English version of the visual novel.

The volume count here is outdated/incorrect. Ichijinsha’s official February 2025 release calendar lists both "氷室の天地 Fate/school life (16)" and "氷室の天地 Fate/school life (17)" for release on February 27, 2025. That means the series was collected in at least 17 volumes, not fifteen.

Because the publisher itself lists volumes 16 and 17, the statement that the manga ran "across fifteen compiled volumes" is factually incorrect.