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* Nameless is still a big softie inside, even if he try to hides it. [[spoiler: After all, according to Extella/Zero, even when he know his original master in the Moon Cell Grail War - Female Hakuno - will disappear, he still fights on and aims for a "though he couldn't bring her to full victory and she didn't survive, she was satisfied"-ending. And with the implications that this version of Nameless actually won the war, it makes it somewhat less bittersweet.]]
** Another for Nameless. His Side Story certainly doesn't start to end ''like'' this but it ends on this. While Nameless laments on the fact that his own timeline was deemed a 'failure of a dead end', he states that there's a difference between ''that'' timeline and ''this'' timeline. He pinpoints his reason as you, Hakuno (of Nero's faction) as his Master is far more optimistic and filled with determination to win at all costs. He says this is the reason why they [[spoiler:(everyone in Nero's faction and possibly every single Servant and being on the Moon Cell minus Archimedes)]] all have potential and that's why Archimedes should just give up. It's heartwarming because Nameless here is explicitly putting his firm belief and dreams that he has remaining all on you and knows that you won't fail those who look up to you. In Nero's route and in the True End route, you make this dream of his come true and in a way allow Nameless to have a dream that never backfired on him once in his life once again. There's still hope that your ideals can come become entirely true Archer. Bonus points if you want it somewhat tearjerking by having your Hakuno being ''Female''. Not only will you look identical to Nameless' former Master, but he will be able to look at her through you and be able to realize that by having their dream being completed through his current Master, they [[spoiler:Nameless' former master, Female Hakuno and himself]] have truly been able to complete their original dream to a certain extent if not entirely. It's only somewhat sad since by looking at you [[spoiler:Female Hakuno]], he's somewhat forced to remember all those memories both good and sad from his very own past.
** Another for Nameless. His Side Story certainly doesn't start to end ''like'' this but it ends on this. While Nameless laments on the fact that his own timeline was deemed a 'failure of a dead end', he states that there's a difference between ''that'' timeline and ''this'' timeline. He pinpoints his reason as you, Hakuno (of Nero's faction) as his Master is far more optimistic and filled with determination to win at all costs. He says this is the reason why they [[spoiler:(everyone in Nero's faction and possibly every single Servant and being on the Moon Cell minus Archimedes)]] all have potential and that's why Archimedes should just give up. It's heartwarming because Nameless here is explicitly putting his firm belief and dreams that he has remaining all on you and knows that you won't fail those who look up to you. In Nero's route and in the True End route, you make this dream of his come true and in a way allow Nameless to have a dream that never backfired on him once in his life once again. There's still hope that your ideals can come become entirely true Archer. Bonus points if you want it somewhat tearjerking by having your Hakuno being ''Female''. Not only will you look identical to Nameless' former Master, but he will be able to look at her through you and be able to realize that by having their dream being completed through his current Master, they [[spoiler:Nameless' former master, Female Hakuno and himself]] have truly been able to complete their original dream to a certain extent if not entirely. It's only somewhat sad since by looking at you [[spoiler:Female Hakuno]], he's somewhat forced to remember all those memories both good and sad from his very own past.
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* Nameless is still a big softie inside, even if he try to hides it. [[spoiler: After all, according to Extella/Zero, even when he know his original master in the Moon Cell Grail War - Female Hakuno - will disappear, he still fights on and aims for a "though he couldn't bring her to full victory and she didn't survive, she was satisfied"-ending. And with the implications that this version of Nameless actually won the war, it makes it somewhat less bittersweet.]]
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** Another for Nameless. His Side Story certainly doesn't start to end ''like'' this but it ends on this. While Nameless laments on the fact that his own timeline was deemed a 'failure of a dead end', he states that there's a difference between ''that'' timeline and ''this'' timeline. He pinpoints his reason as you, Hakuno (of Nero's faction) as his Master is far more optimistic and filled with determination to win at all costs. He says this is the reason why they[[spoiler:(everyone (everyone in Nero's faction and possibly every single Servant and being on the Moon Cell minus Archimedes)]] Archimedes) all have potential and that's why Archimedes should just give up. It's heartwarming because Nameless here is explicitly putting his firm belief and dreams that he has remaining all on you and knows that you won't fail those who look up to you. In Nero's route and in the True End route, you make this dream of his come true and in a way allow Nameless to have a dream that never backfired on him once in his life once again. There's still hope that your ideals can come become entirely true Archer. Bonus points if you want it somewhat tearjerking by having your Hakuno being ''Female''. Not only will you look identical to Nameless' former Master, but he will be able to look at her through you and be able to realize that by having their dream being completed through his current Master, they [[spoiler:Nameless' Nameless' former master, Female Hakuno and himself]] himself have truly been able to complete their original dream to a certain extent if not entirely. It's only somewhat sad since by looking at you [[spoiler:Female Hakuno]], Female Hakuno, he's somewhat forced to remember all those memories both good and sad from his very own past.
** Another for Nameless. His Side Story certainly doesn't start to end ''like'' this but it ends on this. While Nameless laments on the fact that his own timeline was deemed a 'failure of a dead end', he states that there's a difference between ''that'' timeline and ''this'' timeline. He pinpoints his reason as you, Hakuno (of Nero's faction) as his Master is far more optimistic and filled with determination to win at all costs. He says this is the reason why they
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** Building off of this is how [[NiceGuy Karna]] and [[DarkIsNotEvil Medusa]] are consistently fairly nice to [[TheChewToy Elizabeth]]. Both of them go out of their way during their initial Side Story chapters to avoid having [[BadBoss Tamamo]] punish her, and [[VideoGameCaringPotential it’s possible, even somewhat recommended, for players to protect Elizabeth during the opening chapter of Orchid Words]]. This holds true even in [[ChronicBackStabbingDisorder Lu Bu]] and [[BadBoss TAMAMO’S]] stories, allowing for a [[PetTheDog Pet The Dog]] scenario from both of them.
**Third, even Li Shuwen is rather nice to her, though he still fights her like most of Nero’s party. He noticeably does not insult Elizabeth’s music, but thinks it’s her weapon, a notable gesture of respect from [[BloodKnight someone who likes fighting as much as him]]. He even gives her advice after defeating her, which actually cheers her up and causes her to leave on relatively happy terms.
**Third, even Li Shuwen is rather nice to her, though he still fights her like most of Nero’s party. He noticeably does not insult Elizabeth’s music, but thinks it’s her weapon, a notable gesture of respect from [[BloodKnight someone who likes fighting as much as him]]. He even gives her advice after defeating her, which actually cheers her up and causes her to leave on relatively happy terms.
