I don't think it works that way. While they are - Comment #98 added by altari at Artist's Rendition

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#13 - greeeed (01/08/2016) [-]

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#43 to #13 - guitarassassin (01/08/2016) [-]

Except that wouldn't work because Archer is future Shirou, and the reason why he agreed to be a legendary hero is because he'd be able to go back in time to kill his past self to fix any problems he caused. Basically, what Saber wished to do about her past though on a more conventional level.

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#77 to #43 - broswagonist (01/08/2016) [-]

No, the reason he agreed to be a hero was still to fit with his ideal of a hero of justice. It was only after spending a long time (if that concept can even apply to a heroic spirit) as a pawn of the counter force just killing people that he realised everything he's ever done in his life was for nothing, and then that plan came to be.

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#59 to #43 - greeeed (01/08/2016) [-]

unless Shirou enter Sakura route.
In Sakura route, Shirou chose one friend life over thousand stranger life, even if that friend was the one who kill/eat them

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#22 to #13 - admiralen ONLINE (01/08/2016) [-]

Rin didnt summon Archer because her clock was wrong, she summoned him because the gem she used for mana was a thing he had treasures his entire life
And double unlimited blade works wouldnt work, they would just overwrite each other and clash

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#60 to #22 - greeeed (01/08/2016) [-]

Techniqally, they are same person, you can remove one arm from Archer and give it to Shirou and he will able to used as if it was his real arm.

Think of it like twin cast with better compatibility

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#107 to #60 - admiralen ONLINE (01/09/2016) [-]

Except when they do that it ***** up shirou and archers UBW starts infecting and cutting him up

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#98 to #60 - altari ONLINE (01/09/2016) [-]

I don't think it works that way. While they are the same person, yes, Archer is much older than Shiro. His body and mindset are much different. Moving a limb from one to the other would be no different than moving a limb to anyone else, really.

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