Fate/stay night [Heaven's Feel] II. lost butterfly

Amazing movie the animation is on another level and is a fantastic entry to the franchise. A must for all fate series fans. The fight s in this are something else and I really believe that is the best movie about of the three heavens feel movies . The story keeps you at the edge of your seat . Definitely better than the first one in terms of the plot and a master piece compared to the fate stay night and fate unlimited blade works in terms of animation Incradible character development of sakura and Shiro and Saber alter is such a well drawn character . Congratulations to the animators for making such a masterpiece...

Rating: 8.0 Much better than part I. The pacing felt slower and they hit all the big plot points well. There's still, no Shirou monologues and they removed some direct explanations like Sakura requiring the semen of magi to ward off the crest worm, this was explicitly explained in the VN, but implicitly here so it looked like she just wanted ordinary sex. As well as: Shirou's bandage experiments and explaining the sword of zelretch. They made up for it with incredible fight scenes, and overall top-tier directing. It's a passable adaptation.

This is a film that is made for Type-Moon x ufotable fans through and through. You will especially get a lot of out of this film if you have already read the visual novels and have seen all the previous main Fate franchise anime. Ironically, the core hook of this film is its story and characters, which I didn't think was going to be the case because I just simply didn't think they would go in such depth in exploring the themes and characters in a humanistic way.

Notin beats the adaptation of this series, i just couldn't stop i couldn't even move it's that beautiful every moment every scene was notin but the best an anime could offer but this was too beautiful to content with i commend the author the crew and anyone associated with the production of this movie you stole my heart with your wok and i thank you 4 making anime what it is.