Heaven's Feel I. Presage Flower
This 2017 film opens the Heaven's Feel trilogy with a quieter, more ominous version of the Holy Grail War. Netflix carries the complete trilogy, while Crunchyroll carries Presage Flower but not the later films. Netflix is therefore the practical choice if you intend to continue without changing services. As a 120-minute movie from ufotable, it gives its unease room to build before the action takes over. It suits Fate viewers who want the familiar conflict turned toward psychological pressure, supernatural horror and the cost paid at home rather than another broad introduction to the setting.
About
Fuyuki City is drawn into another Holy Grail War after the previous conflict. Shirou Emiya, the adopted son of a man who fought in that war, has built a modest daily life around school and the home he increasingly shares with Sakura Matou, a gentle underclassman who often comes by to cook. When Shirou becomes a Master, the contest reaches directly into that fragile routine. Events that may seem familiar from other Fate stories begin to veer onto a troubling course. A strange shadow moves through the city, and the rules meant to contain the war no longer feel dependable. Presage Flower keeps the focus close to Shirou and Sakura while establishing a conflict that is both personal and increasingly unnatural.
Information
- Japanese
- Fate/stay night[Heaven's Feel] Ⅰ.presage flower
- Premiered
- October 14, 2017
- Episodes
- 1
- Duration
- 120 min per ep.
- Status
- Finished Airing
- Studio
- ufotable
- Source
- Visual Novel
- Themes
- primarily teen cast, drama, female protagonist, fantasy, romance, school
Seasons & Watch Order
Presage Flower begins the Heaven's Feel film trilogy and adapts the Heaven's Feel route of the Fate/stay night visual novel. The recommended lead-in is Fate/Zero followed by Unlimited Blade Works, which supplies the Holy Grail War setup and makes this film's altered course easier to recognize.
- Fate/Zero 2nd Season(2012)prequel
- Fate/stay night Movie: Heaven's Feel - II. Lost Butterfly(2019)sequel
For the whole franchise, see the Fate Watch Order
FAQ
Netflix and Crunchyroll both carry the movie legally. Netflix also has the rest of the trilogy, while Crunchyroll's availability is limited to Presage Flower.
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