@@butcherofblaviken4000 it's such a same because i loved ubw so much and also fate/zero. But I started watching heaven 's feel 3 times and then had to go start watching the original stay night and kept dropping it.
@@douglashirsh5419 by all means probably not but it assumes you have knowledge of Stay Night, and Stay Night is a painful slog. it was made by a different studio. In the 3 months since my last comment I believe i went back and finished stay night finally but now I've completely forgotten it again so I think I'm just going to give up on ever watching HF
@@eltdrgntmr5339 F/Zero and F/UBW is completely fine. I never seen og F/SN yet I didn't had any problems with understanding the HF route. Im non skipping FGO player tho so that might be the case as well.
Same, But it’s on a merri go round with Jeanne’s “La pucelle” scene(end of apocraphya) and saber’s final “Excalibur” in the 2006 stay night route. Hard to pick with this series
- That's Hell you're walking into. - This is what you forgot. I admit that at first it was just admiration. But at the heart of it all was a wish. The wish for this Hell to be undone. The unfulfilled wish of a man who only wanted to help others, but who lost everything in the end. - Even if that life will be that of a machine? - Yeah. Even if tha life is dripping with hypocrisy. I'll keep striving to be a champion of Justice.
even after all these years i still cannot manage to find an anime with this quality and i dont mean story i mean the story is amazing but i also mean the graphical shit
You're so great Shirou TT That's right, don't look back and don't ever give up. While his ideals may never come true, even filled with endless torture and suffering, the resolution and courage ya put into it will never become something to be easily disregarded by anyone. He and his dream may not be perfect, his journey to become the "Hero of Justice" is far from meaningless. In fact, it's still beautiful and epic asf TT
what may not be true, fake or even impossible is not always wrong. The road maybe harsh and full of suffering, but facing it is what creates miracle, and give hope in life....
It's like seeing deku talking no jutsu sith villain, the difference is this show the line between idealism and reality. While bnha had author on his side to make every his speech happening lol. In the end shirou is true hero in my eyes.
@@audricaewaldo3535 tbh, I dunno much about the talk no jutsu thing in mha, cause i haven’t read the manga yet, but I guess that’s what makes the development of characters like shirou (and possibly izuku ) so much powerful and fascinating to watch TT
shirou isn't a hero lol, he literally wants people to get hurt so he can save them ubw is the route where he confronts kiritsugu's burden and makes it his own
@@simonmariolle351 basically this "Just because you're (factually) correct doesn't mean you're (morally) right" Archer is logically correct that continuing forward and be a hero would led to Shirou's demise. But this doesn't mean his morally right. Shirou reasons that even after what happened helping others isn't wrong. Yeah Archer probably did wrong in accepting Alaya's offer but his desire to be a Hero isn't wrong and still worth pursuing for.
@@SantinoTsb is archer wish to not become a counter force guardian even possible, I heard that type moon uses multiple timelines, and from what I know about multiverse theory your does in past changed a future someone else or am I wrong?
@@SantinoTsb Not really. Nothing about their arguments concern morality. Ultimately, it's a choice between a normal life and something more. If the former is immoral, then the entire world is full of criminals. But no, it's not wrong to live a normal life. Nor is it wrong to sacrifice to help people. Whichever way they go, is fully up to them. Which is why the battle is more about their desires and perspectives, rather than right or wrong. Realism vs Idealism. And why, I prefer "Being right isn't everything, I don't need any of that." Because I believe Shirou has shifted from wanting to achieve the dream in absolute, to simply being happy to try and strive towards. And thus why "I don't need any of that." Shirou is trying for the sake of trying, not for a result. Journey over destination. As a later dialogue hints: "You're right. Putting other people over myself is hypocritical, I get that now. But there's something beautiful about it. I can't help but think how great it would be if I could live like that." (1) Paraphrased but keyword being 'live like that'. Live as in an ongoing effort, rather than a destination. There's also the contrast between these two: "I told you. It's not that I want to become one(a hero of justice). It's that I will become one no matter what!" Said early fight "I'll strive, to become a hero of justice this world needs." Said later on, keyword strive. So on, so forth. (1) The dialogue is right before his final charge.
3:24 starts the song Last Stardust, they didn't translate it, so it can not be appreciated the effort of the ones who wrote the song, so here it goes: Even if being wounded is my fate My heart would still release colour Sayonara Judas turn to dust dust to dust towards your weakness one day my wounded riddled heart of glass relights the passion that i started to forget last stardust rise dust to dust ash to ash and beyond oh debris of wishes, reach the distant
holy fucking shit how does this franchise manage so much symbolism!!!!!!! Just got finished watching apocrypha (so don't read if you haven't and care) and shirou pulling out the sword at the top of the hill can easily be drawn as a parallel to arturia pulling caliburn out of the stone, chooosing becoming a hero and sacrificing your humanity in the process. In that sense the choice of arturia as shirou's servant gives them very beautiful parallel development holy FUCK nasu
@@sergeantslowpoke1550 Hey i ain't judging. Im just gonna say there's far more connection between shirou and saber in the fate route. The routes aren't considered an acceptation, confrontation and rejection of ideals for nothing. On a side note you can easily read it under 60 hours even if you're a slow reader.
There are many things I don’t like about Shirou, but this right here, along with his fight with Gilgamesh, is the reason he is my favourite character of all time
To others, and even to those close to him, his dream may be meaningless. But to him and him alone, it had meaning. That's why. Even if he has to sacrifice his own life.... I know and understand that. That's true resolve, right there.
Ngl except fate route true end we got later that scene is the best one to me. It’s been 7 years since I saw it I think and it still gives me the chill. Motivation off the chart.
Anyone who doesnt watch the fate adaptation does themselves a disservice this is one of the best scenes in the franchise and its wholly anime original for the most part
You know, I think it's pretty cool it the song starts as the scene shows Kiritsugu. Because the opening lyrics fit him very well. "At the end of this idyllic dream drawn by a powerful downpour, I walked on, shaking with drenched shoulders." The end of the grail war was the end of Kiritsugu's dream. It was the moment he gave up trying to be a hero. "While with tiny, worn out hands, striving to fill this void, I gathered up memories devoid of color."(from the full version) Because the result of all his efforts turned sour. The wish he sought that would save everyone, doomed a city. So he searches the ruins, for something, someone that he could save at all. A piece of his dream that he could salvage. "Love, kindness. I wouldn't mind throwing them all away." One life for many. Cold, calculating pragmatism was Kiri's way of striving towards the dream. He would shut off his feelings if it meant saving more people. But like Archer, it caused him to lose sight of why he wanted to in the first place. "If I could find what I lost along the way" Then he found Shirou. An injured boy, one foot in the grave. And he was overjoyed. He was happy he could save someone. Relieved of his unbearable feeling of guilt.
So basically archer perfectly explained and putted out why his goal would only cause suffering and self destruction with some intelligent and compelling reasonings even Shirou understood and felt Shirou :Nuh uh imma still do it Edit btw it’s still the best scene in ubw
This is what you forgot.....I was born in Ohio...the admiration is still within me, despite it being described as hell ill keep pushing forward. *Proceeds to walk in the Welcome to Ohio sign* XD
I am the skibidi of my toilet Mew is my body And Edge is my blood I have rizzed over a thousand bops Unknown to sigmas Nor known to alphas Have withstood pain for a perfect mew streak Yet those hands shall never jelq So as I edge Unlmited Ohio Works (I hate myself lol)
@@erfanthered9801 Still doesn't make sense. It has nothing to do what they were talking about. Archer wasn't proposing any dubious morality, just that he give up his dream. Some subs render it as, "Being right isn't everything. I don't need any of that." which makes more sense as it refers to Shirou being at peace with the possibly futile result, by focusing on the journey.
His sentance is same thing kirito said in alicization. There are things that are allowed but should never be done, same as when shirou said that he is correct but not right
@@anxiousearth680 even tho shirou will live a way better life by dropping his dream, he refuses to do so due to why he picked them up in the first place
@@MrSagaTeller haha is there even a doubt about it? He is so much of a hero that Alaya the will of mankind chose him as the counter guardian to save humanity!
@@gamma9141 Some viewers judge him as boring, but to me he's one of the best Main Characters in fiction. Mainly because he got developed thrice in three totally different routes, but hey, that's about a half of video game protagonists. Nonetheless he easily makes it to the top of my tier list both in games and other media.
@@balmung7599no it still needs saber connection. The image of avalon dissapears from him after Saber leaves. He is unable to see it or excalibur or caliburn in his dreams they became blurred. Nasu basically said in interviews that one might as well consider it gone after Saber leaves
@@balmung7599 again is shirou cannot see it in his mind he cannot project it... Shirou NEEDS the mental image to project thats how it works its literally how he trained his life(without realizing it) and the talent he has for. How he has been analysing and creating images of the stuff he repaired. on top of that there is no way to circumvent the Saber mana requirememt because Avalon doesnt inherently have the healing factors by itself instead Avalon is a pocket dimension that connects to the Island of Avalon the land of fairies, the utopia where no harm can be done and the origin of the healing. The island of avalon isnt gona answer to Shirou because he has no rights for it, he has no connection to the fairies or the lady of the lake. Saber was the one to recieve Avalon from the fairies and accepted her.
@@PrisonMike196 Casters backstory? You mean the thing that degenerated her myth of love and betrayal into “and then her master betrayed her” for anime audiences which robbed her of any of the substance of her VN backstory? The archer vs shirou fight had episode 20 which was great. It also had episode 19 and 21 which were the worst episodes of the show.
The funny or sad thing about Shirou is that "he is helping others just for his own selfishness". He doesn't care about the other parties feelings. He isn't helping anyone because they need help, he helps people because it makes him feel alive. Every single second, Shirou thinks he shouldn't be alive and has an extreme Survivor's Guilt. This is also what he saw at Kiritsugu at the end of Fate/zero... It wasn't Shirou that was saved but rather it was the reverse. He's just following in his footsteps.
literally internal burns. He abused so much magic his skin and hair got burned. His skin turning darker and hair losing all the color. Its more obvious if you see the Shirou from fate kaleid 3drei or oath under snow who is right halfway through the process
Gods this series is frustrating. The characters talk _around_ their motivations so much and there's so much obfuscation and rattling on that it's hard to sort out the important parts from the not. I've kind of got it now but this scene would hit so much harder for me if we had had some clearer idea from the beginning. Essential problem boils down to: Shiro wants to save everyone and prevent people suffering. The problem is that it's physically impossible to do that, no matter how powerful you are, happiness comes from the expense of others. Archer tells him this will eventually break him, and that furthermore his ideals never came from a true desire of his own and he's just a broken person following a cursed ideal. Kiritsugu left Shiro with a really shitty legacy and didn't bother to explain what happened to him so that maybe Shiro could improve on it. (Which is a fantastic character beat and I'm angry it's articulated so poorly and relies on the viewer having seen Fate/Zero and connecting the dots.) In this scene Shiro realises Archer has forgotten that while yes, he is imitating Kiritsugu's legacy, there is a true desire in himself to prevent tragedies like what happened to him and to alleviate his survivors guilt. There's no mention of the idea that... that's not a healthy motivation either? I think Rin realises the problem is Shiro's lack of self worth and dedicates herself to helping him with that. But it is all in dialogue rather than really shown? One of Fate's essential problems is that it doesn't _show_ character motivations, it tells the audience through dialogue. But then that dialogue is so circular and obtuse it can be really hard to tell what anyone is on about. Plus they deliver lore in the same manner so the audience gets used to zoning out. (I wish I wasn't a Fate fan gods. I'm just here for Saber like everyone else.)
That's an anime problem, Ufotable kinda messed Shirou's character. If you would read the Visual Novel, yeah they really made how Shirou's mindset fucked up and was more elaborated through the 3 routes
@@glennmado1266more muh VN excuse. Its just shirou is kinda hard to portray and the VN didnt actually help to translate into animated form coz its really just words on a screen
That’s the jist of it yeah. Although it should be noted that shirou is incapable of actually finding a perfectly healthy motivation as he’s permanently lost his sense of self. And no therapy wouldn’t “fix” that either. That or what therapy even aims to do because it’s impossible, you can’t forget trauma, it’s impossible. What shirou does is find a way to cope with his issues in a way that lets him self actualise in the healthiest way he can
@@r.k845 Which is a really great character building! It just doesn't come across at all. Fate has an issue with saying things as metaphors... but not being clear about what's a metaphor. I'd heard about Shirou being 'empty' and assumed it was something _literal_ because Fate throws around a lot of concepts like that. Like spiritually empty? But in this case they mean depression. Makes stuff tricky to follow.
![Fate/Stay Night [UBW] - Emiya Paradox](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/t3dIokufs0M/mqdefault.jpg)
To the people asking for the background music it's
"Last stardust by Aimer" from her Dawn album.
your hella late
Yeah ik, was busy touching grass.
😂
@@Ai_Haibarabro ain't touch yt for a year
Jokes on you I searched Last stardust anime to find this video
Friend- IMMA go understand the lore of the nasuverse
Me- Hey, That’s hell your walking into
Last week my friend ask me to watch heaven's feel out of blue
My thought : oi, that's hell you're walking to
@@butcherofblaviken4000 it's such a same because i loved ubw so much and also fate/zero. But I started watching heaven 's feel 3 times and then had to go start watching the original stay night and kept dropping it.
@@eltdrgntmr5339 is HF bad?
@@douglashirsh5419 by all means probably not but it assumes you have knowledge of Stay Night, and Stay Night is a painful slog. it was made by a different studio. In the 3 months since my last comment I believe i went back and finished stay night finally but now I've completely forgotten it again so I think I'm just going to give up on ever watching HF
@@eltdrgntmr5339 F/Zero and F/UBW is completely fine. I never seen og F/SN yet I didn't had any problems with understanding the HF route. Im non skipping FGO player tho so that might be the case as well.
“But I won’t be beaten by myself” shit that resonates so hard
After all these years, this still looks epic asf
8 years like dang
For me this is the best fate series
@@Alive247 I think zero is since that ending and I really like kiritsugu as character a lot
@@Alive247 peak fiction
One thing ufotable did right even though the whole adaption is pretty average. And this alone was enough to make it one the best scenes in anime tbh
This might be my favorite scene in the entire series.
Same, But it’s on a merri go round with Jeanne’s “La pucelle” scene(end of apocraphya) and saber’s final “Excalibur” in the 2006 stay night route. Hard to pick with this series
@@JackAsh2081 honestly I haven't watched anything outside of Zero, UBW and HF. But hey, I know what I'm doing with the rest of my weekend now
This takes place right after Lancer's epic scene too
This is the scene that made me decide this was my favorite anime OAT tbh
Definitely S tier of the fate section of the nasuverse. Haven't watched garden of sinners movies yet so can't 100% say though
Literally the one scene which got me to love the entire fate franchise, and love Shirou for the internal conflict and his answer for that conflict.
- That's Hell you're walking into.
- This is what you forgot. I admit that at first it was just admiration. But at the heart of it all was a wish. The wish for this Hell to be undone. The unfulfilled wish of a man who only wanted to help others, but who lost everything in the end.
- Even if that life will be that of a machine?
- Yeah. Even if tha life is dripping with hypocrisy. I'll keep striving to be a champion of Justice.
even after all these years i still cannot manage to find an anime with this quality and i dont mean story i mean the story is amazing but i also mean the graphical shit
Ikr. ufotable really all out on this and also combined with the ost and storyline ouff. Perfect 🥰
@@DvEinz its impressive to say the least
Aimer just never misses guys. Her music elevated this scene to the next level especially the lyrics resonate with Shirou and Archer's inner conflicts.
@@Ai_Haibara Yeah :3
Fate just manages to have the best stories sometimes to the point where I cry sometimes.
Literally fight between me and procrastination
You're so great Shirou TT That's right, don't look back and don't ever give up. While his ideals may never come true, even filled with endless torture and suffering, the resolution and courage ya put into it will never become something to be easily disregarded by anyone. He and his dream may not be perfect, his journey to become the "Hero of Justice" is far from meaningless. In fact, it's still beautiful and epic asf TT
what may not be true, fake or even impossible is not always wrong. The road maybe harsh and full of suffering, but facing it is what creates miracle, and give hope in life....
It's like seeing deku talking no jutsu sith villain, the difference is this show the line between idealism and reality. While bnha had author on his side to make every his speech happening lol. In the end shirou is true hero in my eyes.
@@audricaewaldo3535 tbh, I dunno much about the talk no jutsu thing in mha, cause i haven’t read the manga yet, but I guess that’s what makes the development of characters like shirou (and possibly izuku ) so much powerful and fascinating to watch TT
At the end of the day, it’s not wrong to help others in need.
shirou isn't a hero lol, he literally wants people to get hurt so he can save them
ubw is the route where he confronts kiritsugu's burden and makes it his own
Regardless of what anyone thinks this is a modern day epic poem. A timeless classic
"just because you're correct doesn't mean you're right" is better
Does that mean what he doing isn't morally correct?
@@simonmariolle351 basically this
"Just because you're (factually) correct doesn't mean you're (morally) right"
Archer is logically correct that continuing forward and be a hero would led to Shirou's demise. But this doesn't mean his morally right. Shirou reasons that even after what happened helping others isn't wrong. Yeah Archer probably did wrong in accepting Alaya's offer but his desire to be a Hero isn't wrong and still worth pursuing for.
@@SantinoTsb is archer wish to not become a counter force guardian even possible, I heard that type moon uses multiple timelines, and from what I know about multiverse theory your does in past changed a future someone else or am I wrong?
@@simonmariolle351 Even if he were to wish to, it's not possible. He's literally doomed for eternity
@@SantinoTsb Not really. Nothing about their arguments concern morality.
Ultimately, it's a choice between a normal life and something more.
If the former is immoral, then the entire world is full of criminals.
But no, it's not wrong to live a normal life. Nor is it wrong to sacrifice to help people.
Whichever way they go, is fully up to them.
Which is why the battle is more about their desires and perspectives, rather than right or wrong. Realism vs Idealism.
And why, I prefer "Being right isn't everything, I don't need any of that."
Because I believe Shirou has shifted from wanting to achieve the dream in absolute, to simply being happy to try and strive towards.
And thus why "I don't need any of that." Shirou is trying for the sake of trying, not for a result. Journey over destination.
As a later dialogue hints:
"You're right. Putting other people over myself is hypocritical, I get that now. But there's something beautiful about it. I can't help but think how great it would be if I could live like that." (1)
Paraphrased but keyword being 'live like that'. Live as in an ongoing effort, rather than a destination.
There's also the contrast between these two:
"I told you. It's not that I want to become one(a hero of justice). It's that I will become one no matter what!"
Said early fight
"I'll strive, to become a hero of justice this world needs."
Said later on, keyword strive.
So on, so forth.
(1) The dialogue is right before his final charge.
1:44 that split second shiro hair changed to EMIYA
Holy shit I never noticed that
@@cloudy7937 couldnt see it
You mean his hair went from pointing backward then turn to front ward again?
@@azuredragon9928 yep it just small easter egg i guess
Lost Stardust by Aimer is perfect for this scene
last*
3:24 starts the song Last Stardust, they didn't translate it, so it can not be appreciated the effort of the ones who wrote the song, so here it goes:
Even if being wounded is my fate
My heart would still release colour
Sayonara Judas
turn to dust
dust to dust
towards your weakness one day
my wounded riddled heart of glass
relights the passion that i started to forget
last stardust
rise
dust to dust
ash to ash
and beyond
oh debris of wishes, reach the distant
Actually, the vocals start at 0:45
"...the bone of my sword" part gave me chills
The 4:38 minutes which made me fall head over heels for the entirety of fate series, along with Aimer.
holy fucking shit how does this franchise manage so much symbolism!!!!!!!
Just got finished watching apocrypha (so don't read if you haven't and care) and shirou pulling out the sword at the top of the hill can easily be drawn as a parallel to arturia pulling caliburn out of the stone, chooosing becoming a hero and sacrificing your humanity in the process. In that sense the choice of arturia as shirou's servant gives them very beautiful parallel development holy FUCK nasu
Tell me you didn't read the VN without telling me you didn't read the VN
@@yarxym7254 yes I didn't read the VN because I do not have 100 hrs lying around very cool thanks
@@sergeantslowpoke1550 Hey i ain't judging. Im just gonna say there's far more connection between shirou and saber in the fate route. The routes aren't considered an acceptation, confrontation and rejection of ideals for nothing. On a side note you can easily read it under 60 hours even if you're a slow reader.
@@yarxym7254 So if I only watched Zero, this, apocrypha... What's next? (I want some connections to this pls)
@@Knox69420 "Fate/Stay Night. Heaven's Feel" movie trilogy will be a treat for you :-D
Before Demon Slayer, the birth of Unlimited Budget Works started with this scene in 2015.
3:14
The Best Part and The Confrontation of EMIYA and Shirou
There are many things I don’t like about Shirou, but this right here, along with his fight with Gilgamesh, is the reason he is my favourite character of all time
As a person who read the og visual novel, damn did they give this fight all the sauce.
everything is fun until naive kid says he is bone of his blade
Truee
To others, and even to those close to him, his dream may be meaningless. But to him and him alone, it had meaning. That's why. Even if he has to sacrifice his own life.... I know and understand that. That's true resolve, right there.
Ngl except fate route true end we got later that scene is the best one to me. It’s been 7 years since I saw it I think and it still gives me the chill. Motivation off the chart.
Everyone's gangsta until Last Stardust drops
Emiya Shirou realized the beauty of his dream
Emiya always knew it. He’s the one who reminded archer
Hey, that's Portland Oregon you're walking into.
Damn this scene is almost 10 years but i still like it so much
Still such good quality after a decade later!
2:19 Bonfire Lit
Dark souls reference. Nice
Might arguably be my favorite anime scene of all time
Anyone who doesnt watch the fate adaptation does themselves a disservice this is one of the best scenes in the franchise and its wholly anime original for the most part
por mim esse episódio leva nota 10 no IMDB, ele é totalmente perfeito
You know, I think it's pretty cool it the song starts as the scene shows Kiritsugu. Because the opening lyrics fit him very well.
"At the end of this idyllic dream drawn by a powerful downpour,
I walked on, shaking with drenched shoulders."
The end of the grail war was the end of Kiritsugu's dream. It was the moment he gave up trying to be a hero.
"While with tiny, worn out hands, striving to fill this void,
I gathered up memories devoid of color."(from the full version)
Because the result of all his efforts turned sour. The wish he sought that would save everyone, doomed a city.
So he searches the ruins, for something, someone that he could save at all. A piece of his dream that he could salvage.
"Love, kindness. I wouldn't mind throwing them all away."
One life for many. Cold, calculating pragmatism was Kiri's way of striving towards the dream. He would shut off his feelings if it meant saving more people. But like Archer, it caused him to lose sight of why he wanted to in the first place.
"If I could find what I lost along the way"
Then he found Shirou. An injured boy, one foot in the grave. And he was overjoyed. He was happy he could save someone. Relieved of his unbearable feeling of guilt.
One can not simply, choose only one favorite scene from the Fate series 👌
Me: Ooh FGO looks fun
Me in the future 0:47
I can't believe it took me so long to realize that this my world. That I will the great person I envisioned when I was a child.
My favorite scene in the Whole series
This Anime is now etched into my head
休日出勤する時に必ず思い出す名シーン
_おい、その先は地獄だぞ_
Those 3 seconds of silent is just what it takes to make this scenes legend 🙇
This is really one of the best moments in the fate franchise.
So basically archer perfectly explained and putted out why his goal would only cause suffering and self destruction with some intelligent and compelling reasonings even Shirou understood and felt
Shirou :Nuh uh imma still do it
Edit btw it’s still the best scene in ubw
Hey, That's Ohio you're walking into
This is what you forgot.....I was born in Ohio...the admiration is still within me, despite it being described as hell ill keep pushing forward.
*Proceeds to walk in the Welcome to Ohio sign*
XD
The fact there is a Helltown in Ohio
As a man from Ohio, who usually feels deep emotion from this scene, this broke that because it's too funny.
My hat to you sir.
I am the skibidi of my toilet
Mew is my body
And Edge is my blood
I have rizzed over a thousand bops
Unknown to sigmas
Nor known to alphas
Have withstood pain for a perfect mew streak
Yet those hands shall never jelq
So as I edge
Unlmited Ohio Works
(I hate myself lol)
@@jenniferfoster1680 no you shouldnt. you are a gigachad
4:20 shirou literally said "just because you're right doesn't mean you're correct". Bruh, Im dying of laughter 😂
what you consider proper and true aren't exactly means what really the right things to do.
Just because you're (factually) correct doesn't mean you're (morally) right
@@erfanthered9801 Still doesn't make sense. It has nothing to do what they were talking about. Archer wasn't proposing any dubious morality, just that he give up his dream.
Some subs render it as, "Being right isn't everything. I don't need any of that." which makes more sense as it refers to Shirou being at peace with the possibly futile result, by focusing on the journey.
His sentance is same thing kirito said in alicization. There are things that are allowed but should never be done, same as when shirou said that he is correct but not right
@@anxiousearth680 even tho shirou will live a way better life by dropping his dream, he refuses to do so due to why he picked them up in the first place
banger scene
Chills every time i see this
I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING
what does vergil have to do with this
@@renariin he looks kind of like vergil lol.
@@renariin He's Motivated
the 666 likes make the "that's hell you're walking into" line have more impact
After watching the 3 movie of fate stay night ....
I can't imagine insane ufotable will make demon slayer last three movie
Archer throwing those swords are so cool
HAPPY SHIROU DAY!
Ah yes the path of kindness..
Sono Saki Wa Jigoku Dazo
This OST goes hard Ngl
Nearly a decade later, this is still one of the most epic scenes in anime
Emiya and dialogues are trippy af
Gacha player even knowing that's hell and yet they still hope that wish for that pull.
fiction peaked
Ah yes the path of the kind...
I'd reject that kind of life my guy
Yea because you don't have any fucking bone in your sword
A veteran fgo player to a newb 💀
0:47 , this bit
This bit made me a fan of the series. The casual way he reminds himself that he knows it's hell. And he's going to go anyways.
Damn, so thats the guy lighting all the bonfires
I AM THE BONE OF MY SOWRD
peak peak peak peak
I’m being dragged back into the Fate fandom and it’s bringing back good memories
Llora pues 😭🤣🖕
Good memories duh
名シーンやな！
So real
My verdadero Goat
Tremendo virgo
Damn i really like that background music
The last stardust video got deleted... At least we got this one
Aimer is awesome
finally the more proper translation
isso muda tudo
0:33
2:26
Demon soul checkpoint
The goat
@02:10 best symbolism ever
The shirou is really a different type of breed. I cannot follow his logic at all🙃
He is not the traditional protagonist we come across
@@gamma9141 But he certainly is worthy of being called a hero.
@@MrSagaTeller haha is there even a doubt about it? He is so much of a hero that Alaya the will of mankind chose him as the counter guardian to save humanity!
he's built different
@@gamma9141 Some viewers judge him as boring, but to me he's one of the best Main Characters in fiction. Mainly because he got developed thrice in three totally different routes, but hey, that's about a half of video game protagonists. Nonetheless he easily makes it to the top of my tier list both in games and other media.
Nasuverse
Q triste no pudo despedirse de saber . Encima la humillaron el peor shirou .lo único rescatable la pelea con Gilgamesh
Fucking epic
People say avalon wont heal when saber not around but here kiritsuku heal him after saber died 😂
Residual mana, saber peaced out not too long ago so it still had some juice left.
@@balmung7599no it still needs saber connection. The image of avalon dissapears from him after Saber leaves. He is unable to see it or excalibur or caliburn in his dreams they became blurred.
Nasu basically said in interviews that one might as well consider it gone after Saber leaves
@@balmung7599 again is shirou cannot see it in his mind he cannot project it... Shirou NEEDS the mental image to project thats how it works its literally how he trained his life(without realizing it) and the talent he has for. How he has been analysing and creating images of the stuff he repaired.
on top of that there is no way to circumvent the Saber mana requirememt because Avalon doesnt inherently have the healing factors by itself instead Avalon is a pocket dimension that connects to the Island of Avalon the land of fairies, the utopia where no harm can be done and the origin of the healing. The island of avalon isnt gona answer to Shirou because he has no rights for it, he has no connection to the fairies or the lady of the lake. Saber was the one to recieve Avalon from the fairies and accepted her.
This scene is the one thing anime did right
Umm no, the UBW anime did a lot of things right
Even this is anime original but its still fucking epic.
@@PrisonMike196 Aside from animation, please mention them.
@@r.k845 Uhh, the second Lancer vs Archer fight, Caster's backstory and Shirou vs Archer to name a few examples...
@@PrisonMike196 Casters backstory? You mean the thing that degenerated her myth of love and betrayal into “and then her master betrayed her” for anime audiences which robbed her of any of the substance of her VN backstory?
The archer vs shirou fight had episode 20 which was great.
It also had episode 19 and 21 which were the worst episodes of the show.
0:47
YES
What episode is this please?
3:22
Background song name please
Last Stardust by Aimer
You can never find the English dub of just this part on TH-cam for some reason
Cause these VA are the characters
Becuz copyright
Name music?
Last Stardust
This clip is a gift for every palestinien , free palestine 🇵🇸❤
EP?
2nd part of Unlimited Blade Works episode 8.
The funny or sad thing about Shirou is that "he is helping others just for his own selfishness". He doesn't care about the other parties feelings.
He isn't helping anyone because they need help, he helps people because it makes him feel alive. Every single second, Shirou thinks he shouldn't be alive and has an extreme Survivor's Guilt.
This is also what he saw at Kiritsugu at the end of Fate/zero... It wasn't Shirou that was saved but rather it was the reverse. He's just following in his footsteps.
What’s the song in the background
Last stardust
Last stardust by Aimer
What does that quote meaning
Meaning that if he follows the path of a hero of justice he will suffer a lot.
yuji vs sukuna be like
This even better than yuji vs sukuna
Ukyds
Wait hold on, how did Shirou become a black mf?
literally internal burns. He abused so much magic his skin and hair got burned. His skin turning darker and hair losing all the color. Its more obvious if you see the Shirou from fate kaleid 3drei or oath under snow who is right halfway through the process
Overused projection magic for eons
Gods this series is frustrating. The characters talk _around_ their motivations so much and there's so much obfuscation and rattling on that it's hard to sort out the important parts from the not. I've kind of got it now but this scene would hit so much harder for me if we had had some clearer idea from the beginning.
Essential problem boils down to: Shiro wants to save everyone and prevent people suffering. The problem is that it's physically impossible to do that, no matter how powerful you are, happiness comes from the expense of others. Archer tells him this will eventually break him, and that furthermore his ideals never came from a true desire of his own and he's just a broken person following a cursed ideal. Kiritsugu left Shiro with a really shitty legacy and didn't bother to explain what happened to him so that maybe Shiro could improve on it. (Which is a fantastic character beat and I'm angry it's articulated so poorly and relies on the viewer having seen Fate/Zero and connecting the dots.)
In this scene Shiro realises Archer has forgotten that while yes, he is imitating Kiritsugu's legacy, there is a true desire in himself to prevent tragedies like what happened to him and to alleviate his survivors guilt.
There's no mention of the idea that... that's not a healthy motivation either? I think Rin realises the problem is Shiro's lack of self worth and dedicates herself to helping him with that. But it is all in dialogue rather than really shown?
One of Fate's essential problems is that it doesn't _show_ character motivations, it tells the audience through dialogue. But then that dialogue is so circular and obtuse it can be really hard to tell what anyone is on about. Plus they deliver lore in the same manner so the audience gets used to zoning out.
(I wish I wasn't a Fate fan gods. I'm just here for Saber like everyone else.)
That's an anime problem, Ufotable kinda messed Shirou's character.
If you would read the Visual Novel, yeah they really made how Shirou's mindset fucked up and was more elaborated through the 3 routes
@@glennmado1266more muh VN excuse. Its just shirou is kinda hard to portray and the VN didnt actually help to translate into animated form coz its really just words on a screen
@@LatencyProblem??
He never excused anything. He said the anime was at fault. You are agreeing with him.
That’s the jist of it yeah.
Although it should be noted that shirou is incapable of actually finding a perfectly healthy motivation as he’s permanently lost his sense of self. And no therapy wouldn’t “fix” that either. That or what therapy even aims to do because it’s impossible, you can’t forget trauma, it’s impossible.
What shirou does is find a way to cope with his issues in a way that lets him self actualise in the healthiest way he can
@@r.k845 Which is a really great character building! It just doesn't come across at all.
Fate has an issue with saying things as metaphors... but not being clear about what's a metaphor. I'd heard about Shirou being 'empty' and assumed it was something _literal_ because Fate throws around a lot of concepts like that. Like spiritually empty?
But in this case they mean depression.
Makes stuff tricky to follow.