History Anime / FateGrandOrderFinalSingularityGrandTempleOfTimeSolomon

* GoldColoredSuperiority: In his climactic fight with Goetia, Fujiaru--[[spoiler:having just lost both Mash and Romani/Solomon and deciding to defeat the demon with his own hands]]--overclocks his Mystic Code in order to summon as many Servants as he needs. The change is indicated by the low-battery red coloring on the suit's spine suddenly flashing gold. For additional flair, the very first Servant that appears around this time is the golden king himself, Gilgamesh.

* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: Fujiaru is given an anime-only Mystic Code that uses his nervous system as a pseudo-Magic Circuit, enabling summoning without most of the usual requirements but causing pain and damage every time he uses it; as such, it's designed to only be used seven times. At the climax of the movie, he pushes the thing into overdrive, creating a jury-rigged [[Manga/FateKaleidLinerPrismaIllya Zwei Form]] (energy wings and all) that removes the limited uses of his summoning and boosts his physical abilities but does very nasty things to his innards.

* CombatBreakdown: [[spoiler: By their final confrontation, Ritsuka is so exhausted he can barely walk, while Goetia needs to devote everything he has just to stay alive. The most the two can do is throw desperate punches at each other.]]
* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: Ritsuka is given an anime-only Mystic Code that uses his nervous system as a pseudo-Magic Circuit, enabling summoning without most of the usual requirements but causing pain and damage every time he uses it; as such, it's designed to only be used seven times. At the climax of the movie, he pushes the thing into overdrive, creating a jury-rigged [[Manga/FateKaleidLinerPrismaIllya Zwei Form]] (energy wings and all) that removes the limited uses of his summoning and boosts his physical abilities but does very nasty things to his innards.

* GoldColoredSuperiority: In his climactic fight with Goetia, Ritsuka--[[spoiler:having just lost both Mash and Romani/Solomon and deciding to defeat the demon with his own hands]]--overclocks his Mystic Code in order to summon as many Servants as he needs. The change is indicated by the low-battery red coloring on the suit's spine suddenly flashing gold. For additional flair, the very first Servant that appears around this time is the golden king himself, Gilgamesh.

** [[spoiler:Goetia is impaled twice with Lord Camelot, once by Mash before his transformation and the other time was Ritsuka doing the deed with the help of his Servants.]]

** The premise of Ritsuka's combat Mystic Code (i.e. it converts his physical nervous system into Magic Circuits for summoning) directly references Shirou Emiya's faulty attempt at using magic during the beginning of ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight''. Furthermore, the fact that the Mystic Code has a pronounced circuit directly above Ritsuka's spine also directly refers to how that faulty method causes pain akin to "inserting a hot iron rod into the spine".
** The summoning chant Ritsuka uses while using the Servant Summon function is a reworked and edited-down version of the chant used by the Holy Grail War combatants in ''LightNovel/FateZero'' (in order to better reflect that instead of the magic of the Einzbern, Tohsaka and Makiri powering it, it is the magic of Animusphere and Chaldea):
---> '''Ritsuka''': Heed my words! My will creates your body, and your sword creates my destiny! If you heed the Grail's call, then follow humanity's path and answer me! Seventh Heaven clad in the great words of stargazers... Come forth, pass your judgment and punish my enemies, Guardian of Scales!

* RuleOfSymbolism: David initiates a unique FastballSpecial where he slingshots Ritsuka towards Goetia with his Noble Phantasm, essentially turning the protagonist into one of his biblical giant-slaying stones.

* TooAwesomeToUse: Averted with Ritsuka's seven summons; Lev is impressed when he unhesitatingly blew through three of them against the StarterBoss. Then, at the very tail-end of the fight, [[HeroicRROD he blows through the limit]] and [[ExplosiveOverclocking summons even more]].
* WorldOfCardboardSpeech: Ritsuka gives one just as he challenges Goetia to the final battle.

* GoldColoredSuperiority: In his climactic fight with Goetia--Ritsuka--having just lost both Mash and Romani/Solomon and deciding to defeat the demon with his own hands, overclocks his Mystic Code in order to summon as many Servants as he needs. The change is indicated by the low-battery red coloring on the suit's spine suddenly flashing gold. For additional flair, the very first Servant that appears around this time is the golden king himself, Gilgamesh.

** Many servants who appeared in the game version don't appear in the film, due to both time constraints and many of them primarily having roles in event chapters that were not adapted. [[spoiler:Extra Vlad and Edmond Dantes are the only event-only servants who appear in the film.]]

** The premise of Ritsuka's combat Mystic Code (i.e. it converts his physical nervous system into Magic Circuits for summoning) directly references Shirou Emiya's faulty attempt at using magic during the beginning of ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight''.

--> '''Ritsuka''': Heed my words! My will creates your body, and your sword creates my destiny! If you heed the Grail's call, then follow humanity's path and answer me! Seventh Heaven clad in the great words of stargazers... Come forth, pass your judgment and punish my enemies, Guardian of Scales!

* TooAwesomeToUse: Averted with Ritsuka's seven summons; Lev is impressed when he unhesitatingly blew through three of them against the StarterBoss.

* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Nero manages to cut off Goetia's right arm in a BigDamnHeroes moment, saving Fujimaru and Mash at the same time.]]

** Many servants who appeared in the game version don't appear in the film, due to both time constraints and many of them primarily having roles in event chapters that were not adapted. [[spoiler:Edmond Dantes is the only event servant who appears in the film.]]

* CessationOfExistence: [[spoiler:Solomon's Noble Phantasm, Ars Nova, is the act of returning the gifts God gave him to Heaven. This completely removes him from the world in every way, including even from the Throne of Heroes.]]

** [[spoiler:Romani, as the real Solomon, is impaled by Goetia ramming his fist through his shield while he's casting his final Spell, Ars Nova.]]

* AdaptedOut: Many servants who appeared in the game version don't appear in the film, due to both time constraints and many of them primarily having roles in event chapters that were not adapted. [[spoiler:Edmond Dantes is the only event servant who appears in the film.]]

The film premiered in Japanese theaters on July 30, 2021 as part of the celebration for ''Fate/Grand Order'''s sixth anniversary ands as the GrandFinale for the first part of Grand Order's story.

* AdaptationExplanationExtrication: [[spoiler: In the game when Mash returns from her HeroicSacrifice it's explained that Fou being a beast who accumulated centuries worth of magical energy uses it at the cost of his own intelligence and personality to resurrect Mash and extend her short lifespan to that of a normal person's.]] This explanation however is absent from the film but is alluded to when [[spoiler:Fou's true form briefly appears on the screen.]]

* AdaptedOut: Many servants who appeared in the game version don't appear in the film, due to both time constraints and many of them primarily having roles in event chapters that were not adapted, [[spoiler:Edmond Dantes is the only event servant who appears in the film.]]

* AdaptedOut: Many servants who appeared in the game version don't appear in the film, due to both time constraints and many of them primarily having roles in event chapters that were not adapted, [[spoiler:Edmond Dantes is the only event servant who appears in the film.]]

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