Director: Bob Shirohata
Tristan and Lancelot come face to face again for the first time since the accident that tore their bond apart, and this 2023 anime feature builds its entire second half around whether Tristan can get past that grief in time to save someone he loves.
What is The Seven Deadly Sins: Grudge of Edinburgh Part 2 about?
Picking up after the events of the first Grudge of Edinburgh film, this second part puts Tristan in a position he has been avoiding: standing beside Lancelot, the person he associates most directly with the tragedy the two of them survived. His mother's life is now at risk, and reaching her means Tristan has to work through the anger and guilt he has been carrying rather than around it. The film keeps its focus tight on that internal conflict, using the wider Seven Deadly Sins cast and the kingdom of Edinburgh's unrest as the backdrop rather than the main plot engine, so the emotional reckoning between the two characters stays at the center throughout.
Cast & crew
The Japanese voice cast includes Ayumu Murase, Koki Uchiyama and Yuki Kaji, with Sora Amamiya, Tatsuhisa Suzuki, Aoi Yuki, Jun Fukuyama and Yuuhei Takagi in supporting roles across the film's Edinburgh-set cast.
Context & significance
Directed by Bob Shirohata, Grudge of Edinburgh Part 2 is a Japanese-South Korean animated production and the direct continuation of Part 1 within the wider Seven Deadly Sins franchise, following the manga and TV series' established cast rather than introducing a standalone story. At 55 minutes, it plays as a tighter, more focused chapter than the franchise's television arcs, aimed at viewers who have already followed Tristan and Lancelot's history.
Where & how to watch
The Seven Deadly Sins: Grudge of Edinburgh Part 2 is available on K-Time with a Farsi dub, and this page can be read without an account. Streaming the film requires a free K-Time login, and the platform is built around a Farsi-first viewing experience for Persian-speaking audiences.