2017·Action·2h
7.1
★
Ten years after the Fourth Holy Grail War, a devastating clash between Masters and Servants, another war erupts. Shirou Emiya, whose father fought in the first battle, was leading a peaceful life with the warmhearted Sakura Matou. But when hidden forces begin to stir, Shirou resolves to fulfill his father’s dying wish, protect Sakura, and fight for the Holy Grail.
Directed by Tomonori Sudo
japan
holy grail
fight
magic
supernatural
alternate version
based on video game
anime
based on visual novel
japanese high school
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Cast
Noriaki Sugiyama
Shirou Emiya (voice)
Noriko Shitaya
Sakura Matou (voice)
Hiroshi Kamiya
Shinji Matou (voice)
Ayako Kawasumi
Saber (voice)
Kana Ueda
Rin Tohsaka (voice)
Miki Ito
Taiga Fujimura (voice)
Jouji Nakata
Kirei Kotomine (voice)
Masane Tsukayama
Zouken Matou (voice)
Fumie Mizusawa
Ayako Mitsuzuri (voice)
Mitsuaki Madono
Issei Ryuudou (voice)
Rikiya Koyama
Kiritsugu Emiya (voice)
Nobutoshi Canna
Lancer (voice)
Crew
Tomonori Sudo
Director
Yuki Kajiura
Original Music Composer
Yuichi Terao
Director of Photography
Atsuhiro Iwakami
Producer
Takashi Takeuchi
Producer
Shizuka Kurosaki
Associate Producer
Yuki Kajiura
Main Title Theme Composer
Kazuki Nishiwaki
Compositing Artist
Yasunori Mori
Music Producer
Takahiro Miura
Storyboard Artist
Tomonori Sudo
Storyboard Artist
Atsushi Ikariya
Character Designer
Popular Reviews
122 reviews
Buomilch
8.0★ · 06/10/26
The most in line with the tone of earlier Nasu works like Tsukihime or Garden of Sinners if it comes to Fate/Stay Night adaptations.
It’s dark, almost always night and heavy topics are handled right off the get go.
I love to see some characters get screen time like Mitsuzuri, whom I’ve always liked but unfortunately she isn’t an all that important character.
The animation is obviously insane, just like the score and they both are essential to the films great tonality but essentially only serve the story, which is way lore heavier then other adaptations of the visual novel.
I’m already looking forward to rewatching the other two films as I’ve noticed that I did forget some scenes and references which I didn’t catch the first time around, since I wasn’t as invested in the world of Fate and Nasu‘s work in general at the time of my first watch.
It’s dark, almost always night and heavy topics are handled right off the get go.
I love to see some characters get screen time like Mitsuzuri, whom I’ve always liked but unfortunately she isn’t an all that important character.
The animation is obviously insane, just like the score and they both are essential to the films great tonality but essentially only serve the story, which is way lore heavier then other adaptations of the visual novel.
I’m already looking forward to rewatching the other two films as I’ve noticed that I did forget some scenes and references which I didn’t catch the first time around, since I wasn’t as invested in the world of Fate and Nasu‘s work in general at the time of my first watch.
The most in line with the tone of earlier Nasu works like Tsukihime or Garden of Sinners if it comes to Fate/Stay Night adaptations.
It’s dark, almost always night and heavy topics are handled right off the get go.
I love to see some characters get screen time like Mitsuzuri, whom I’ve always liked but unfortunately she isn’t an all that important character.
The animation is obviously insane, just like the score and they both are essential to the films great tonality but essentially only serve the story, which is way lore heavier then other adaptations of the visual novel.
I’m already looking forward to rewatching the other two films as I’ve noticed that I did forget some scenes and references which I didn’t catch the first time around, since I wasn’t as invested in the world of Fate and Nasu‘s work in general at the time of my first watch.
It’s dark, almost always night and heavy topics are handled right off the get go.
I love to see some characters get screen time like Mitsuzuri, whom I’ve always liked but unfortunately she isn’t an all that important character.
The animation is obviously insane, just like the score and they both are essential to the films great tonality but essentially only serve the story, which is way lore heavier then other adaptations of the visual novel.
I’m already looking forward to rewatching the other two films as I’ve noticed that I did forget some scenes and references which I didn’t catch the first time around, since I wasn’t as invested in the world of Fate and Nasu‘s work in general at the time of my first watch.
Big TOTI
6.0★ · 04/16/26
Going from unlimited blade works to heavens feel was definitely something i wasn’t ready for I didn’t really enjoy the first part all that much to the point where I was wondering how much more runtime is left and I didn’t like how the movie flowed it all felt so weird i think it’s got its interesting moments but most of my distaste is for watching this shortly after unlimited blade works I like how we get more rider screen time and more focus on sakura i could definitely tell she would be the love interest for this route
Going from unlimited blade works to heavens feel was definitely something i wasn’t ready for I didn’t really enjoy the first part all that much to the point where I was wondering how much more runtime is left and I didn’t like how the movie flowed it all felt so weird i think it’s got its interesting moments but most of my distaste is for watching this shortly after unlimited blade works I like how we get more rider screen time and more focus on sakura i could definitely tell she would be the love interest for this route
Cthulhusshoes
8.0★ · 04/04/26
My buddy watched UBW at my behest, so now I'm making him watch these with me. Turns out I'm in a very Type-Moon time in my life (just finished KnK, reading Tsukihime, rewatching these).
Anyways, it rips. Always has, always will. Ufotable is a force to be reckoned with animation wise, these fights are just incredible. So much impact in the choreography & sound design. Incredible talent on display.
I truthfully never expected to be a Type-Moon fanboy but God damn. It never disappoints.
Anyways, it rips. Always has, always will. Ufotable is a force to be reckoned with animation wise, these fights are just incredible. So much impact in the choreography & sound design. Incredible talent on display.
I truthfully never expected to be a Type-Moon fanboy but God damn. It never disappoints.
My buddy watched UBW at my behest, so now I'm making him watch these with me. Turns out I'm in a very Type-Moon time in my life (just finished KnK, reading Tsukihime, rewatching these).
Anyways, it rips. Always has, always will. Ufotable is a force to be reckoned with animation wise, these fights are just incredible. So much impact in the choreography & sound design. Incredible talent on display.
I truthfully never expected to be a Type-Moon fanboy but God damn. It never disappoints.
Anyways, it rips. Always has, always will. Ufotable is a force to be reckoned with animation wise, these fights are just incredible. So much impact in the choreography & sound design. Incredible talent on display.
I truthfully never expected to be a Type-Moon fanboy but God damn. It never disappoints.
Nico
8.0★ · 12/30/25
Lancer….. lancer……lancer…….
Lancer….. lancer……lancer…….
Janryloon
7.0★ · 07/22/25
Kinda just a recap but pretty cool
Kinda just a recap but pretty cool