A brother's refusal to accept a sacrifice drives this 2021 anime feature, the latest big-screen chapter in the Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya series.

What is Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya: Licht Nameless Girl about?

Miyu, a magical girl bound to the Ainsworth family's plan to protect the world, is expected to give up everything for that cause. Her brother Shirou has other ideas. Rather than accept the trade the family has arranged, he sets out on his own path, hunting for a way to keep both the world and his sister intact. The search pulls him toward forces far larger than one household's plan, and toward choices that test what "saving everyone" can actually mean once the people making that promise disagree about the cost.

About the cast

The Japanese voice cast spans several anime regulars, among them Mai Kadowaki, Kaori Nazuka, Chiwa Saito, Natsuki Hanae, Sumire Morohoshi, Rie Kugimiya, Ryoko Shiraishi and Hitomi Nabatame, bringing the franchise's mix of magical-girl leads and supporting players back for this chapter.

Context & significance

Licht Nameless Girl is directed by Shin Oonuma and sits inside a franchise built on crossing the Fate universe's mythic scale with a lighter, magical-girl frame. At 94 minutes, it plays as a self-contained feature rather than a full season, aimed at viewers already following the Prisma☆Illya storyline as much as newcomers curious about the action-fantasy blend. The film sits comfortably in the action and fantasy categories at once, pairing spectacle-driven set pieces with the found-family stakes that have carried the wider series across its earlier installments, and it rewards patience with characters whose loyalties were established well before this chapter begins.

Watching Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya: Licht Nameless Girl on Ktime

K-Time carries the film with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so it can be watched either way. Browsing the catalogue is free; watching does require a K-Time account login. The Farsi interface keeps menus, search and subtitles native to Persian-speaking viewers throughout, and both audio options sit side by side in the title's settings so switching between them takes a single tap rather than a separate download.