The soundtrack for the 2017 Japanese fantasy anime television series Fate/Apocrypha, based on an alternate timeline from Type Moon's visula novel game Fate/stay night, consists of an original score composed by Masaru Yokoyama.[2][3] The soundtrack was originally released in 2017, and later re-released on October 27, 2021, through Aniplex.
Fate/Apocrypha Original Soundtrack was originally released in 2017,[2] and later re-released on October 27, 2021.[4] The soundtrack contains 53 tracks,[4] and has a runtime of around 2 hours.[3] Its artwork was designed by Yuki Yamada.[5][4] The soundtrack also includes unreleased tracks and a remix by Japanese DJ TeddyLoid.[5]
Anime UK News' reviewer Onosume felt that while the soundtrack "fits the series well and heightens its many action scenes", it was "very repetitive" and had the same common themes returning over and over again.[6] While Darkstorm had wrote that Yokoyama's sound tracks was "fully orchestral", and that "his score swings from the tender moments to the heart-thumping battles with incredible ease".[7]
