Fate/Grand Order Final Singularity – Grand Temple of Time: Solomon (2021)

The film features characters like Astolfo and Chevalier d'Eon, whose gender presentations are often interpreted as non-conforming or ambiguous. However, their identities are not a narrative focus, serving instead as incidental background elements within the large ensemble cast. The film neither affirms nor denigrates LGBTQ+ themes, maintaining a neutral stance as it prioritizes its action-oriented plot.

The film features several female Servants who engage in direct physical combat against male-coded demonic entities and Demon God Pillars. Characters such as Mash Kyrielight and Quetzalcoatl are shown using melee weapons or hand-to-hand techniques to achieve victories against multiple opponents through physical contests, despite possessing superhuman abilities.

The film, an adaptation from the Fate/Grand Order game, features multiple characters (Servants) whose on-screen genders differ from their widely established historical or mythological genders, such as King Arthur and Francis Drake.

The film centers on King Solomon, a revered figure in Abrahamic traditions, portraying him as a being of immense wisdom and self-sacrifice for humanity. His actions and ultimate fate are depicted heroically, aligning the narrative with virtues associated with his religious significance and affirming the dignity of such a figure.

The film centers on King Solomon, a revered figure in Abrahamic traditions, portraying him as a being of immense wisdom and self-sacrifice for humanity. His actions and ultimate fate are depicted heroically, aligning the narrative with virtues associated with his religious significance and affirming the dignity of such a figure.

The film centers on King Solomon, a revered figure in Abrahamic traditions, portraying him as a being of immense wisdom and self-sacrifice for humanity. His actions and ultimate fate are depicted heroically, aligning the narrative with virtues associated with his religious significance and affirming the dignity of such a figure.