Recaps

Lord El-Melloi II met Origami to learn her intentions and discuss the Holy Grail War, and concluded that his group should avoid provoking her. After the visitors left, Origami returned to watching anime while Gray remained puzzled by the unusual magical energy in Origami’s wings.

• Lord El-Melloi II told Origami that the number of Servants suggested a hidden, true Holy Grail War, and said his group would not oppose her.
• Origami agreed not to kill Lord El-Melloi II’s students if they followed the rules, then listed several dead Servants and warned that Sajyou Manaka was a nuisance who knew her identity.
• Flat questioned Origami about her Atheism and projectiles, but she declined to explain how they worked.
• Lord El-Melloi II, Flat, and Gray left the building, and Lord El-Melloi II decided they should keep their distance from Origami.
• Gray sensed that Origami’s retracted wings held magical energy unlike that of any Servant she had encountered.
• Origami switched back to cartoons and relaxed on the sofa.

Origami arrived at the lake west of Snowfield City after sensing a deliberate challenge from Sajyou Manaka and her allies. She damaged the Bull of Heaven, but Hassan and Richard interrupted her follow-up attack, leaving the battle ongoing.

• Origami brought Tiné to the western lakeshore and protected her inside a barrier before facing Sajyou Manaka, Richard, Hassan of the Zealot, and the Bull of Heaven.
• Sajyou Manaka ordered the Bull of Heaven to attack, and Origami fired Metatron: Crown Cannon at it.
• The Bull of Heaven dodged most of the beam, but the blast evaporated its right hind leg.
• Hassan of the Zealot threw the Kanshou Sword at Origami to disrupt her next shot, but her Astral Dress deflected it.
• Richard charged Origami with the Crimson Heaven Sword, forcing her to stop charging Kadour, then fired repeated arrows that bounced off her Astral Dress.

Origami’s enemies used lightning, stealth, and a Magecraft barrier to land a powerful collision, but her Astral Dress left her unharmed. As the battle continued, other forces in Snowfield City watched or moved toward the fight, and Origami prepared to take the attackers more seriously.

• Richard and the Bull of Heaven obscured Origami’s vision with lightning while Hassan of the Zealot attacked her repeatedly, but her ten wings of light blocked every strike.
• Sajyou Manaka placed a non-divine Magecraft barrier over the charging Bull of Heaven, allowing its collision to send Origami flying into abandoned buildings without bypassing her Astral Dress.
• Students of the El-Melloi Classroom watched the battle from a temporary base, while Hippolyta wanted to join but followed her Masters’ orders to stay away.
• Alcides, possessing Bazdilot Cordelion’s body, headed west toward Origami to seek revenge for his death.
• Origami recovered, identified Sajyou Manaka’s barrier tactic, and said she would not be caught by it again.

Origami locked down space, eliminated Hassan of the Zealot, and began charging Kadour at the Bull of Heaven. Alcides ambushed her with the Sword of Wayland and severed her Spirit Core, but dark energy repaired her wounds and transformed her Astral Dress completely black.

• Origami used spatial lockdown to stop Sajyou Manaka's displacement magecraft and trap Hassan of the Zealot.
• Origami bombarded Hassan of the Zealot with dark projectiles and eliminated her, then charged Kadour at the Bull of Heaven.
• Alcides arrived through Bazdilot's body, claimed the Sword of Wayland, and rushed Origami while she charged her attack.
• Alcides struck Origami with Nine Lives, shattered her protective shield, and severed her Spirit Core with the final blow.
• Dark energy poured from Origami's wound, restored her Spirit Core and Astral Dress, and turned her dress and crown-shaped ring black.

Origami Tobiichi transformed into Satan, a demonic dragon whose oppressive aura overwhelmed the battlefield and spread across Snowfield City. Tsubaki Kuruoka’s plea awakened Pale Rider, who descended to protect her but found himself paralyzed by despair before the dragon.

• Origami Tobiichi’s dark energy formed a black orb, from which the seven-crowned demonic dragon Satan emerged.
• Satan’s roar forced Richard and Alcides to the ground and made the Bull of Heaven tremble, while Sajyou Manaka recognized the dragon as Satan.
• Satan’s declaration of arrival sent a pillar of dark-red flame skyward and disabled surveillance across the western battlefield.
• Satan’s oppressive aura spread across Snowfield City, terrifying Tsubaki Kuruoka as she cried out for Mr. Black.
• Tsubaki’s plea gathered the concept of pestilence, and Pale Rider descended of his own accord to protect her.
• Pale Rider looked toward Satan and felt despair, barely able to think despite wanting to move forward and protect Tsubaki.

The Pale Rider summoned Conquest, War, and Famine to help protect Snowfield City from Satan, who was carrying Origami in a black sphere toward the Holy Grail. The Four Horsemen blocked Satan’s path and unleashed their powers as it attacked them with the Flame of Purification.

• The Pale Rider called across worlds for help, and Conquest, War, and Famine descended to join it.
• The Horsemen recognized the dragon as Satan and sensed life inside the black sphere it carried; Origami slept within it.
• Satan flew toward Snowfield City to obtain the Holy Grail and give the Sephirah a physical body before returning the land to Tiné.
• The Four Horsemen formed a barrier in Satan’s path, refusing to move when it roared at them.
• Satan unleashed the Flame of Purification, and the Four Horsemen responded by releasing their respective authorities.

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse sacrificed their powers and existence to summon an angel before Satan could destroy them. At Snowfield City, Gray released Add’s sealed form as the Holy Lance Rhongomyniad and struck the demonic dragon with its golden light.

• Satan’s Blazing Flame of Purification destroyed the Four Horsemen’s bodies, but their conceptual foundations survived, so it used the Crown of Sloth to put them to sleep.
• The Four Horsemen summoned a being to protect the innocent lamb, offering their powers, concepts, and existence in exchange for an angel’s descent.
• At the official base, Orlando and Faldeus struggled to understand the western battlefield’s overwhelming energy, while Lord El-Melloi II looked to Gray for help.
• Gray uncovered Add and chanted as it released its restraints and transformed into the Holy Lance Rhongomyniad.
• Gray fired Rhongomyniad at Satan, and its spiraling pillar of pale golden light pierced the demonic dragon.

Yoshino was summoned to the battlefield, where her merciful power neutralized the demonic dragon’s despairing flames and restored the city’s people. She learned that Tsubaki needed protection and that Origami was inside the dragon’s black sphere, then sent Zadkiel to shield Tsubaki with armor.

• Gray’s Holy Lance failed to harm the demonic dragon, and Lord El-Melloi II realized its Atheism rejected the products of God and the Age of Gods.
• The four Horsemen summoned Yoshino, whose Chesed nullified the dragon’s hostile flames and whose rain eased the despair gripping the city.
• Yoshino learned that Tsubaki Kuruoka was the person she had been summoned to protect and recognized Origami inside the dragon’s black sphere.
• Yoshino summoned Zadkiel and sent it to the Western-style mansion to protect Tsubaki.
• Zadkiel merged with Tsubaki and became the silver-white Siryon armor, dispelling her fear and protecting her from harm.

Yoshino flew toward Demon Dragon Satan and the black sphere holding Origami, while its attacks repeatedly failed to affect her. Satan, driven by Pride and anger, prepared its final attack, [God's Atonement], despite knowing it would destroy the world.

• Yoshino approached Demon Dragon Satan, whose flames she countered with her power of extreme cold.
• Demon Dragon Satan unleashed the powers of all seven Crowns of Deadly Sin, but none harmed or stopped Yoshino.
• Yoshino kept flying toward the black sphere and asked Demon Dragon Satan to move aside so she could reach Origami.
• Demon Dragon Satan attacked Yoshino with its claws, tail, and Flame of Purification, but she passed through or avoided each assault.
• Demon Dragon Satan resolved to use [God's Atonement], its world-destroying final attack, hoping the ruined world would make Yoshino return to the Tree of Life.

The demonic dragon concentrated the power of its seven Crowns of Deadly Sin into God's Atonement, forcing Yoshino to make a desperate stand. The beam broke through her defenses and struck Siryon, leaving Yoshino curled up at the center of a collapsing ice sphere.

• The demonic dragon aimed all seven Crowns of Deadly Sin at Yoshino, and she retreated a thousand meters after sensing the danger.
• Yoshino summoned Zadkiel, which became Siryon armor, then built a vast ice sphere and layered ice walls between herself and the demonic dragon.
• The demonic dragon unleashed God's Atonement, and its pillar of light shattered Yoshino's ice walls one after another.
• As Yoshinon counted down the remaining walls, Yoshino curled up to protect herself and concentrated Chesed's defenses across Siryon.
• God's Atonement struck Siryon as the ice sphere collapsed, leaving Yoshino curled at its center.

Yoshino and Demon Dragon Satan were dragged to the Reverse Side of the World as their clash shattered reality and left a growing dimensional rift behind. Crimson Moon summoned Aoko Aozaki, who used the Fifth Magic to send the rift into the distant future and restore the sky.

• Yoshino kept repairing Siryon's armor as it endured Demon Dragon Satan's attack, until their clash shattered the world and sent them to the Reverse Side.
• A dimensional rift remained on the real world's side and began devouring matter, so Crimson Moon tried and failed to seal it with Marble Phantasm.
• Crimson Moon summoned Aoko Aozaki and explained that the rift threatened to consume the world.
• Aoko agreed to help in exchange for a favor and activated the Fifth Magic.
• Aoko compressed the rift and its destructive power into a ball, then hurled it into the distant future, restoring the sky.

Aoko transferred the crisis into the future and returned to her cold oden, while Yoshino endured Demon Dragon Satan’s attack until it weakened and then entered the black sphere to find Origami. Yoshino woke Origami and asked her to return, leaving Origami confused about the battle and their strange location.

• Aoko transferred the crisis into the future, dismissed Crimson Moon, and ate her cold radish.
• Yoshino held out against Demon Dragon Satan’s God's Atonement until the demon dragon exhausted its strength.
• Yoshino entered the black sphere and sensed Origami Tobiichi within its strange interior.
• Yoshino woke Origami with a puff of cold air and invited her to go back.
• Origami asked what was happening, and Yoshino described Satan’s emergence, the fight, and their being outside the world.

Origami learned that Satan had meant to help her obtain the Holy Grail, while Yoshino had only tried to wake her, and both had misunderstood each other. After Satan admitted it had punched a hole in the world and opened a rift back to Snowfield City, Yoshino was suddenly summoned away, asking Origami to take care of Tsubaki.

• Origami heard Satan's account and realized its fight with Yoshino had begun through mutual misunderstanding.
• Origami and Yoshino returned to the Reverse Side of the World, where Satan explained that it had accidentally punched a hole in the world and taken them there.
• Origami asked Satan to take them back to Snowfield City, and Satan found the world's coordinates and opened a rift.
• Yoshino began glowing as she was summoned away and left Origami with a request to take care of Tsubaki.

Origami returned to Snowfield City after the demonic dragon incident, carrying the genuine power of Kether and Metatron. She reunited with Tiné, then asked about Tsubaki and the Holy Grail.

• Satan and Metatron entered Origami, merging their power with her as she left the Reverse Side of the World.
• Origami returned to Snowfield City with her normal white Astral Dress and sensed Tiné through their contract.
• Tiné saw Origami arrive at the base, embraced her, and cried with relief.
• Origami told Tiné she had returned and reassured her that Snowfield City would not be destroyed while she was there.
• Origami asked Tiné about Tsubaki, but Tiné did not know her; Origami then asked where the Holy Grail was.

Origami discovered that the Greater Grail held no Servant souls despite the confirmed eliminations, so she set out to find the remaining Servants. She found Saber at Sajyou Ayaka’s house and took him to the northern valley to fight, while Snowfield’s authorities feared she might become a demonic dragon again.

• Origami inspected the Greater Grail and found that it had collected no Servant souls, despite the confirmed eliminations of Enkidu, Hassan of the Zealot, Ishtar, and Pale Rider.
• Origami searched Snowfield City for Servant signatures and sensed Saber at a house near the outskirts, where Sajyou Ayaka and two children were also present.
• Origami announced her arrival, and Richard told Ayaka to stay inside and protect the children before going out to face her.
• Origami and Richard agreed to fight in the northern valley and flew away from the city.
• Snowfield’s authorities detected their signatures moving toward the valley, and Orlando feared Origami would transform into a demonic dragon again.

Richard fought Origami in the northern ravine, but her Kadour overwhelmed his Excalibur and erased him. After confirming that the Greater Grail still held no Servant souls, Origami found a vast underground cavern filled with strange metal cages.

• Faldeus received a report and watched the northern ravine from another secret base.
• Richard and Origami clashed in the ravine; Richard used Ayaka's magical energy to fire repeated Excalibur blasts.
• Origami's Kadour pierced Richard's final Excalibur and destroyed him, leaving no trace of his body.
• Origami searched the Greater Grail and confirmed that no Servant souls had entered it.
• Origami traced a hidden space more than ten kilometers underground and found a huge cavern filled with glowing metal cages, some of which held writhing figures.

Origami tried to retrieve the Servants’ souls from Ereshkigal’s Underworld, but Ereshkigal trapped her in a maze. Origami unleashed a Spacequake, and Ereshkigal used her authority to contain it before Origami reappeared amid the damage.

• Ereshkigal sensed Origami enter the Underworld and chose to ignore her, hoping she would leave on her own.
• Origami recognized the Underworld’s soul cages and set out to reclaim the Servants’ souls for the Greater Grail.
• Ereshkigal’s labyrinth repeatedly sent Origami back to her starting point, so Origami vanished to prepare a powerful attack.
• Ereshkigal sensed the gathering power and used her spear and authority to suppress the Underworld as Origami’s Spacequake erupted.
• Ereshkigal neutralized the Spacequake after it scarred the Underworld, and Origami reappeared at the site of the blast.

Origami confronted Ereshkigal in the Underworld and demanded that she return the Servants’ souls, threatening further Spacequakes when Ereshkigal denied holding them. Their fight escalated as Origami overwhelmed Ereshkigal’s defenses, but Ereshkigal summoned a vast swarm of spear cages and used her control of the Underworld to pursue Origami.

• Origami demanded the Servants’ souls from Ereshkigal and threatened to keep unleashing Spacequakes when Ereshkigal denied knowing anything about them.
• Ereshkigal summoned spear cages from the ground, but Origami’s wings of light destroyed them and bombarded Ereshkigal’s barrier.
• Origami fired Kadour at Ereshkigal, who raised a wall from the ground before dodging the beam as it broke through and pierced the distant cavern ceiling.
• Ereshkigal summoned hundreds of spear cages and pursued Origami as she used Heavenly Wings to teleport, declaring that she was the rules in the Underworld.

Origami discovered that her new Noble Phantasm, the Throne of God, repelled Ereshkigal’s attacks and greatly increased her power. Ereshkigal summoned Gilgamesh (Old Gil) and Ishtar for help, but Origami’s first enhanced projectile threatened all three of them.

• Origami received the Throne of God from her guardian and summoned it beside her, where its sacred light repelled Ereshkigal’s attacks.
• Ereshkigal guessed that Origami might be connected to Kether and offered to release the Servants’ souls in exchange for peace.
• Origami refused to accept Ereshkigal’s fearful plea and sat on the throne.
• Ereshkigal summoned Gilgamesh (Old Gil) and Ishtar, lifted Gilgamesh’s restrictions, and returned Ishtar’s Authority.
• Origami felt the throne remove the Angel of Annihilation’s restrictions and fired a light projectile whose power made Ereshkigal sense lethal danger.

Origami unleashed a devastating attack from the throne, but Ereshkigal, Old Gil, and Ishtar survived by combining their defenses. Origami prepared to fire again and demanded that they hand over the Servants’ souls.

• Ereshkigal teleported herself, Old Gil, and Ishtar away from Origami’s projectile, but the blast wave still caught them and devastated the Underworld.
• Ereshkigal raised layers of spear cages while Old Gil summoned defensive Noble Phantasms, then used Akhilleus Kosmos to shield the three inside a miniature world.
• After the explosion subsided, Old Gil questioned Ereshkigal’s choice of opponent, and Ishtar identified Origami’s throne as His throne.
• The three recognized that Akhilleus Kosmos had cracked under the attack and discussed their dwindling options.
• Origami arranged her wings to fire again and demanded the Servants’ souls as her last offer of peace.

Origami returned five Servant souls from Ereshkigal’s Underworld to the Greater Grail, then destroyed Alcides and sent his soul there as well. Urged by Metatron to complete the Holy Grail War with seven souls, she searched Snowfield City and discovered that Sigma was Master to True Lancer, Moby Dick.

• Origami told Ereshkigal, Ishtar, and Old Gil that their deaths would not benefit the Holy Grail and demanded the souls sheltered in the Underworld.
• Ereshkigal handed over the souls of Caster Gilgamesh, Lancer Enkidu, Assassin Hassan of the Zealot, Assassin Hassan of the Serenity, and Saber Richard the Lionheart, and Origami returned them to the Greater Grail.
• Origami found Alcides’s underground base, sealed the area with a barrier and spatial lockdown, and destroyed him with blasts from her ten wings of light.
• Origami guided Alcides’s soul to the Greater Grail, bringing its total to six Servant souls.
• After Metatron urged her to collect a seventh soul, Origami searched Snowfield City and discovered that Sigma was the Master of True Lancer, Moby Dick.

Origami defeated François Prelati and gathered all seven Servant souls, allowing her to use the Greater Grail to obtain a physical body. With the Holy Grail War over, she left to tell Tiné the good news and arrange for Tsubaki Kuruoka to be brought to her.

• Origami located François Prelati at an abandoned church and killed him with her wings of light, claiming the seventh Servant soul.
• Origami confirmed that all seven Servant souls had returned to the Greater Grail and went to the Grail beneath Snowfield City.
• Origami met Justeaze von Einzbern inside the Greater Grail and wished for a physical body.
• Justeaze used the Grail's power to give Origami a physical body, and Origami thanked her.
• Origami left the underground chamber, planning to tell Tiné the war was over and to have Tsubaki Kuruoka brought to her.

Kotori Itsuka was summoned alongside six other Servants to help Gilgamesh defend Uruk from the Three Goddess Alliance and its demonic beasts. She rejected his request and openly blamed him for Uruk’s danger, leaving the temple on the verge of conflict.

• Kotori recognized Gilgamesh after awakening in a temple surrounded by six other summoned Servants.
• Gilgamesh explained that the Three Goddess Alliance had overrun several cities and asked the Servants to defend Uruk, humanity’s last stronghold.
• Leonidas, Ushiwakamaru, Benkei, Amakusa Shirou, Fuuma Kotarou, and Tomoe Gozen agreed to help.
• Gilgamesh questioned Kotori after finding that his Clairvoyance could not reveal her origins or future.
• Kotori called Gilgamesh “Goldie,” said Uruk’s fall would be his fault, and refused to help defend the city.

Kotori left the temple after clashing with Gilgamesh, then wandered Uruk and saw its residents carrying on despite the threat of demonic beasts. Hungry and without a place to stay, she was approached by Tomoe Gozen as night fell.

• Merlin and Siduri calmed Gilgamesh after Kotori provoked him, and Gilgamesh decided against starting a civil conflict.
• Gilgamesh assigned Leonidas, Ushiwakamaru, Benkei, Amakusa Shirou, Fuuma Kotarou, and Tomoe Gozen defensive and support duties around Uruk.
• Kotori left the temple, dismissed her Astral Dress, and walked through Uruk, observing the city’s busy streets and resilient residents.
• As evening came, Kotori realized she was hungry, had no money, and needed somewhere to sleep.
• Tomoe Gozen approached Kotori in the street and studied her surprisingly gentle demeanor.

Tomoe Gozen took the wary Kotori Itsuka to her lodgings in Uruk and cooked her a meal. Over dinner, Kotori asked why Tomoe was helping her, and they discovered they were both from the Far East.

• Tomoe Gozen approached Kotori Itsuka, learned she had nowhere to stay, and led her back to her lodgings.
• Tomoe Gozen heard Kotori's stomach growl and prepared rice, grilled fish, miso soup, and pickles for her.
• Kotori asked why Tomoe had brought her home and made her food, and Tomoe said she thought Kotori was still a child.
• Tomoe explained that demonic blood made her develop slowly, so she looked younger than her age.
• Tomoe recognized Kotori's name and clothes as signs she came from the Far East, and Kotori agreed to eat with her.