Tell me where I'm wrong.People think it's only heaven's feel but it's all routes. It's only how honest he is in each. In Fate, it's obvious his desire to see Saber again is what's fuelling him and UBW he basically admits it's hypocritical but follows it nonetheless because of he sort of views it as a gift from his dad and tries to balance it out with his personal life with the bed wetter.
He stops believing in his ideals in all three routes
Grayson Lopez
Cooper Cook
He believes his ideals are wrong, but they're still correct.
Dylan Thomas
Obviously not, since the first one is a prequel.
Christian Jones
>He believes his ideals are wrong, but they're still correct
Thomas Brooks
>He believes his ideals are wrong, but [his ideals] are still correct
reading comprehendo
Isaiah Collins
Shirou's ideals are just a cheap childish imitation of what he thinks Kiritsugu wanted. It's only after his experiences in each route that he actually develops his own.
Austin Collins
Hi Shirou. Don't you have to save some shitskins in a desert somewhere?
Ethan Murphy
Sakura >>> everything and everyone
t. Shirou
t. Nasu
Leo Moore
Is that why archer completely forgot about her?
Michael Flores
He doesn't, he simply refines them. Like a sword.
Each route has swords that symbolize the entire route.
Fate - Caliburn. The pure, golden sword of ideal that has shattered once it's users betrayed it and themselves. Shirou projects it, as if shining the light of his ideal in Saber who had doubted in it.
UBW - Kanshou and Bakuya. Ying/Yang, balance. Rin is the opposite to Shirou, but less extreme. She says herself she won't do anything unless it's fun, yet she still goes out of her way to save Shinji at the end. Shirou and Rin influence one another, they approach a more balanced and nuanced understanding of themselves.
Heaven's Feel - Swords grown from Shirou's insides, skewering him apart. His ideals in this route are painful to him to uphold and rend him from the inside out. Even though he says he's betrayed them, Shirou has merely prioritized Sakura above saving everyone and endeavors (and succeeds) in saving a lot of people in addition to Sakura at the cost of his life.
William Kelly
his ideals might be wrong but they're still worth pursuing.
Jonathan Carter
Archer is Shirou who did everything wrong, so yes.
Camden Kelly
And Miyuverse Shirou plants landmines around the lever to stop anyone from trying to pull it?
Jack Torres
because stay night was a VN with a self-insert protag where the player made choices that decided the route
Juan Gomez
except you die when you choose the options Shirou wouldn't choose. The dialogue options are more about how much you understand Shirou.
Juan Martinez
Sakura completely erases Archer's existence, so that's right and correct
Nolan Thomas
That's an interesting take, but the fanbase is completely adverse to new takes, even if their own that they settled on are headcanon, see >242493062
unfortunately you chose the worst possible fandom of drooling retards to waste your cells on
Eli Mitchell
>literally shitty meme pic with shit tier grammar
Go fuck yourself retarded secondary.
Jordan Parker
Nah, the pic is wrong in the first place. Miyuverse Shirou is very much the final panel.
Jose Bell
Miyuverse shirou is between UBW and heaven's feel with a little of mind of steel.
Matthew Fisher
This pic is retarded. The whole trolley problems postulates there are not other options.
to make.
There is no text box under that answer, you either push the lever or you do not.
Joshua Thomas
>Tell me where I'm wrong
your a wormfag, so you're automatically wrong. you could say the sky is blue and earth itself would turn the sky red just so you are wrong, because someone with such abysmally terrible taste could never be right.