While there is a setting about this happening after this route, personally, I don’t think it's that important. It's not really what happens after each route, but more of a "counter" to "Fate/stay night" itself… is what feels more comfortable right now, I think. Q: So, should it be best to think that Fate/hollow ataraxia isn’t a continuation of the Fate, Unlimited Blade Works, and Heavens Feel arcs of the last game? It's mentioned that Fate/hollow ataraxia not appear to follow a particular route from Fate/stay night, and that it was written in a non-serious manner.įrom an interview with Takeuchi and Nasu in Toradayo 61, Jan 2006, mentions:
FATE HOLLOW ATARAXIA 1 PLUS
Despite all that has happened in Fate/stay night, the story starts from a situation where everyone, plus extra characters and minus a certain character, is present with nobody thinks thinking unusual, except Shirou (the plot elaborates on why this is the case). It encompasses the endings of all of the routes, while at the same time not being any of them.
It is not a direct continuation of Fate/stay night. You misunderstand what Fate/hollow ataraxia actually is. When Takeuchi was asked whether Hollow is the continution of all 3 routes his conclusion was that the reader should interpret it however he wants, so either way. This was actually treated in more detail by Lord in his answer. According to the creators an scenario also exists where it is actually the sequel to Stay Night. So basically it would be another route made by Nasu. As echomateria said in his answer it would be an alternate reality, just like each route is an alternate reality from each other. I would completely agree with Echomateria and Lord's answer in that regard though a. Pretty much everyone defend this point of view (Echomateria, Memor, Lord and myself outright defend this point of view).Ībout Hollow's true ending, which happens outside the time loop, Memor and Dumpster didn't touch this topic as it wasn't asked by the OP. It does make sense for them to be a continuation as their canonicity has been established by the game authors. They don't belong to the storyline followed by Fate Hollow and it's also true they've been composed to follow Fate Stay Night endings. Some of the arguments given in other answers are that the eclipse scenes are canon as I had said in my original post, that they don't belong to Fate Hollow's actual game but are instead set up to be a direct continuation of some of the original game endings.Īnd it's true. After reading all the answers I have more reasons to believe it does happen after UBW. I don't agree with some statements from кяαzєя as I showed in my comments to his answer. I was the first one to reply this question and now there are 5 other answers (there are 6 counting mine as of now, from кяαzєя, Memor, Lord, Echomateria, Dumpster Player and myself). Think that Rin becoming more feminine, enjoying herself with Shirou and starting to accept her feelings a bit more is what makes sense after the UBW route. If something, I'd add that the competition part (they fight to win over who pleasures the other more Shirou becoming even a bit cruel and unlike himself whe he tells her at the beginning to touch herself while he watches), Rin using her magic to make her weight disappear even when orgasming and the use of apphrodisiacs may be more like fanservice, but then again it is an eroge and since the very beginning Nasu made Shirou unable to give mana but through sex because he has no magical knowledge. If I had to state my opinion I'd say as a whole Rin's scene does seem very reasonable just like the other eclipse scenes. Now, is it canon? Nasu did confirm it as such. I take it it appears too good to be true for you. Posts with unsourced content may be edited or deleted. Want to improve this post? Add citations from reputable sources by editing the post.
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