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Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works (2014; anime)

Director: Takahiro Miura

Plot Synopsis[]

A group of seven mages gets chosen to become masters of seven classes of heroic spirits, in order to fight and win the Holy Grail.

Male Deaths[]

Nobutoshi Canna [Lancer/Cú Chulainn] (Japanese Voice)
Robbie Daymond [Atrum Galliasta] (English Dub)
Crispin Freeman [Kirei Kotomine] (English Dub)
Jun Fukushima [Atrum Galliasta] (Japanese Voice)
Todd Haberkorn [Assassin/Sasaki Kojirou] (English Dub)
Lex Lang [Sōichirō Kuzuki] (English Dub)
Michael McConnohie [Berserker/Hercules] (English Dub)
Shin-ichiro Miki [Assassin/Sasaki Kojirou] (Japanese Voice)
Jouji Nakata [Kirei Kotomine] (Japanese Voice)
Kazuhiro Nakata [Sōichirō Kuzuki] (Japanese Voice)
Tony Oliver [Lancer/Cú Chulainn] (English Dub)
Bryce Papenbrook [Shirou Emiya] (English Dub) (revived)
Tadahisa Saizen [Berserker/Hercules] (Japanese Voice)
Tomokazu Seki [Gilgamesh] (Japanese Voice)
Noriaki Sugiyama [Shirou Emiya] (Japanese Voice) (revived)
Junichi Suwabe [Archer/EMIYA] (Japanese Voice)
Kaiji Tang [Archer/EMIYA] (English Dub)
David Vincent [Gilgamesh] (English Dub)

Female Deaths[]

Yū Asakawa [Rider/Medusa] (Japanese Voice)
Melissa Fahn [Rider/Medusa] (English Dub)
Megan Hollingshead [Caster/Medea] (English Dub)
Mai Kadowaki [Illyasviel "Illya" von Einzbern] (Japanese Voice)
Ayako Kawasumi [Saber/Artoria Pendragon] (Japanese Voice)
Brianna Knickerbocker [Leysritt] (English Dub)
Rachael Lillis [Sella] (English Dub)
Miho Miyagawa [Leysritt] (Japanese Voice)
Haruhi Nanao [Sella] (Japanese Voice)
Stephanie Sheh [Illyasviel "Illya" von Einzbern] (English Dub)
Atsuko Tanaka [Caster/Medea] (Japanese Voice)
Kari Wahlgren [Saber/Artoria Pendragon] (English Dub)

Trivia[]

This is an alternate retelling of Fate/stay night (2006), where Shirou Emiya is paired with Rin Tohsaka instead of Saber.
Kinoko Nasu describes the theme of Unlimited Blade Works as "struggling with oneself as an ideal". This is seen in the conflict between the idealistic Shiro and his future version, the cynical Archer.

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