Is Archer bad in Fate Stay Night?

Is Archer bad in Fate Stay Night?

Archer is not a proper Heroic Spirit in the sense of other heroes. His true identity is that of Shirou Emiya of an alternate timeline from that of Fate/stay night who made a contract with the world and became the Heroic Spirit EMIYA. He acts as a Counter Guardian for the world as payment for the contract.

Who is the main villain in Fate Stay Night?

Kirei Kotomine is the main antagonist of Fate/Zero and the overarching antagonist of Fate/stay night, serving as the main antagonist of the Fate route, one of the two secondary antagonists in Unlimited Blade Works (alongside Archer) and one of the two main antagonists of Heaven's Feel (Alongside Zouken Matou).

Did shirou kill Archer?

Archer explicitly mentions in episode 19 or 20 that he was scapegoated by one of the people he saved, and was executed shortly thereafter. Yes, that's when Archer (then-Shirou) "contracted with the world" (to use the parlance) and became a Counter Guardian. He only died later.

Who killed Archer in Fate Stay Night?

Shirou In Heaven's Feel, Archer abandons his wish to kill Shirou, opting instead to fulfill his duties as a Counter Guardian to eliminate 'the shadow'. During a battle with Black Saber, Assassin and 'the shadow', Archer's core is critically damaged and he is mortally wounded.

Does shirou love Saber?

Saber is the love interest of Shirou Emiya in the first route of the visual novel Fate/stay night and the main love interest of the first anime adaptation. She is Shirou's Servant, an agile but powerful warrior. ... Saber is a strong-willed young woman who always speaks resolutely.

Who is Archer in Fate / stay night series?

• Archer is one of the main protagonists of the visual novel and anime series Fate/stay night. A supporting protagonist/anti-hero in all three routes, Archer is the Servant protagonist and secondary antagonist of the Unlimited Blade Works route.

Why is Archer an antagonist in Unlimited Blade?

• In Unlimited Blade Works, Archer is developed as an antagonistic character. Archer betrays Rin, aligning with Caster because, he claimed, she had the highest chance of acquiring the Holy Grail. He then betrays Caster and her master and kills them both, revealing his true intentions.

Why did Archer betray Rin and his master?

• Archer betrays Rin, aligning with Caster because, he claimed, she had the highest chance of acquiring the Holy Grail. He then betrays Caster and her master and kills them both, revealing his true intentions. Archer needed to be free from Rin's command seal in order to accomplish his goal of killing Shirou.

Why does Archer not remember the night of the second day?

• On the night of the second day, his statement that his memories were vague and he didn’t know his identity due the imperfect summoning was halfway true and halfway false. He no longer possesses Shirou’s memory, although he can still remember some key events such as being saved by Kiritsugu Emiya and meeting Saber.