In the meantime, Shirou uses projection to fight with (and distract) Soichiro and his uber-martial arts pulling the pressure off Rin and allowing her to have a Magic Battle with Caster (!). As in, the Lance which always strikes vs. This has the insane scene of the Gae Bolg vs. Whilst Rin and Shirou scrap with Caster and Soichiro, Lancer and Archer have a second fight unleashing most of their powers in the process. Lancer ( Cu Culainne, the hero of Irish Myth) is a REALLY nice guy in this route, and has a pretty soft spot for Rin. The prelude to this is going to try to team up with Ilya, but finding her dead and having to team up with Lancer instead. So much so, that they ended up including this part of the UBW route into the Fate/Stay Night Anime, despite the fact such a fight never occurs in the Fate route (which the anime mostly follows). The big highlight, for me, in this route, is seeing Shirou and Rin team up to fight Soichiro and Caster. He learns to summon these blades early on this route. He becomes entranced by Archer’s fighting style and his usage of Kanshou and Byakuya the twin chinese swords. He is, however, a disgustingly good fighter. However, he does drop most of his chauvanism that is present in the Fate route. He kinda loses some points for his obsession about being a Superhero. It has a pretty GAR Shirou (not as manly as the one in Heavens Feel, mind you). 
You even waste a command seal over the affair! This isn’t possible if you haven’t already cleared the True End of the Fate route, by and the by.
This all starts when you choose not to let Saber slash Archer in the third day. If you want to appreciate FSN by yourself, skip by this post!!! 
Obviously, however, this didn’t exist, so here I am, rectifying that. (as in, my evaluations of the other routes of FSN).
Like I said before, it seems like quite a few individuals were searcing my blog for something of this description.
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