The FGO Final Chapter Theatrical Version, also known as "Solomon the Temple of The Crown Time", is the story of experiencing seven special points, the protagonist and the student sister encountering many heroes, and finally fighting a decisive battle with Getia. In the original work, this is also a relatively wonderful plot, and there are places that make people passionate and moved. So, how does the theatrical version of the animation perform?
Speaking of the final chapter of FGO, there are three points that make people feel more important, one is the farewell speech of the student, one is the appearance of many heroic spirits, and the last is the sacrifice of the doctor. Next, let's take a closer look!
Farewell words from the student sister!
The younger sister, Matthew, is an assort in the setting, and does not live very long. After entering the final chapter, the life of the student sister gradually entered the end. For a life that knows that the future is demise, can people feel the meaning of existence?
The choice of the student sister in the final chapter, the farewell words in the face of Geitia's desperate efforts to save the man, undoubtedly give us the answer. "The Ideal City That Is Already Far Away" is not only the name of the skill, but also the heart of the student sister who wants to protect the male protagonist. She is willing to use her life to protect the male protagonist, even if the front is doomed to die, it is meaningful to her.
"Senior, can you hold my hand again?" This sentence also can't help but remind people of the encounter between the student sister and the male protagonist. And when the student sister disappears, leaving only the picture of the shield, it is even more sad to feel sad from the heart. I have to say that the shaping of the student sister is satisfied in the final chapter of the FGO. Of course, the return of the student sister in the end also makes people feel happy.
The appearance of many heroes!
The appearance of the heroic spirit should be the most burning picture that can be felt in the final chapter. Experiencing seven special points and establishing a bond with many heroic spirits, in the end, many heroic spirits also take the initiative to appear with this unique fate, helping the protagonist to fight the demon pillar and fight the unfolding of Gaitia, which is also expected.
Here, the fight scene after the appearance of the theatrical version of the animated hero is still relatively good. Watching one familiar heroic spirit after another appear can make people feel a sense of nostalgia in the familiarity. Joan of Arc's speech, the release of many treasures, are also satisfactory. However, there is a little bit of inadequacy.
The place where you feel inadequate is simply that the second degree of secondary school is not enough. Originally, I thought that when many heroic spirits appeared and released the treasure, there would be many voice actors dubbing lines, but in fact, there were none. There is no continuous middle two lines, which is also quite disappointing. But think about it, it may be out of money savings, but it is also understandable. It can only be said that the appearance of many heroic spirits, although good, is not satisfactory.
The doctor's sacrifice is slightly bland!
As a major tear in the final chapter of the FGO, the doctor Romani reveals that his true identity is Solomon, and in order to defeat Gaitia, he erases everything and disappears completely. Originally, becoming an ordinary human being was his most ordinary wish.
However, this wish did not seem to have really come true in the end. In the final chapter, he returns to Solomon's identity and disappears completely. The performance of the theatrical version of the animation is relatively calm, and there is no overly tear-jerking rendering.
However, in this slightly bland unfolding, it is also impossible to help but make people understand that the doctor has really disappeared. The gentle man, sacrificed.
Overall, the FGO Final Chapter Theatrical Version, although not perfect, is still recognized. Joan of Arc says it's a "story of reclaiming the future" and the doctor says it's a "story of love and hope," so what kind of story is it for you?