>Thinking so, he made a contract with the world, gave his body after his death, and saved a hundred or so people. He believed that he would be able to save more, tens of thousands of people, after his death.
>But such hope was betrayed.Heroic spirits are summoned only into hell.They appear only when the world is about to be destroyed by people. Humans are beings that will perish from their own doings. So the process of destruction must always be the same.
>He was summoned only into these "hells". In the land of death where the ones he wanted to save were already dead, he killed even more humans. >>The boy who stated he just doesn't want to see anyone cry……Could only see crying humans forever.
>wants to save people >gets summoned to save the world instead
Joshua Wood
I imagine that the Shirou in Last Episode is Archer.
Hudson Lopez
It's not canon but the story becomes more interesting if the Archer is Fate route Shirou
Austin Cooper
He isn't. Archer comes from a route similar to Fate route but different. He loved Saber, but couldn't save her heart like Fate Shirou did. Though, Shirou does end up looking like how Archer does in Fate/Extra with black clothes and a red scarf in life. When he goes to Avalon, he reverts to his 17 year old self.
Justin Brooks
Last Episode Shirou waits forever for Saber, so he wouldn't give up his life for anything else.
Brody Davis
What would happen if Rin summoned Nameless instead of EMIYA?
Would make an awful lot of sense, though. >Avalon exists in the heart of the World, beyond mankind >Archer is bound to serve as a Guardian until mankind either has been eradicated or ascended beyond its current state of being (the implication behind Heaven's Feel and how humanity should advance as a species) >free of his duty because there is no longer a humanity to keepsake after serving for an eternity, the gap left behind by Saber waiting for him patiently, finally allows him a place of rest >bringing both of their arcs of choosing to save others at their own expense, being burned out and forgetting why they originally chose to save people, finding hope anew and pushing it through to the end, to a close together
Nameless is just EMIYA who is significantly less jaded. He'd probably try to save Shirou as opposed to punish him.
Daniel Flores
aren't they the exact same guy?
Sebastian Martinez
How? Literally a re-hashed EMIYA who did nothing new and copied every story beat, but added a gold spraypaint and tan.
Asher Rodriguez
They made 2 different deals. EMIYA made a deal with Alaya. He would fight her battles until the end of time and in exchange she would let him save people. Nameless made a deal with the Moon, and I forget the terms involved Shirou and Siegfried are both self-sacrificing swordtists who saved everyone they could. Siegfried, however, had a code. He would only help someone if they asked for it. The Knight who grants Wishes. Shirou helps people whether they like it or not, this got him to make said deal with Alaya, for instance.
