woah is this true? she takes her viginity how? i must know. thats kinda hot. didn't know fate/stay had bad ends. i thought it was just click and read.
edit: just read the routes in heaven's feel and it doesn't say anything about that. any one have a picture of the in-game CG?
■The "Normal" ending depicts an epilogue after Shirou has sacrificed himself to destroy the Grand Holy Grail. Sakura vows to wait for his return, because they promised to watch the cherry blossoms bloom together in the spring. Years pass while Sakura grows into an old woman, still waiting faithfully. In the end, it becomes clear that Sakura has passed away, and Shirou never returned.
■The "True" ending depicts an epilogue in which Ilya sacrifices herself, the embodiment of the Holy Grail, in order to save Shirou and close the gate. Shirou is able to gain a new body from a puppet master (implied to be Aozaki Touko, a character from TYPE-MOON's earlier work Kara no Kyoukai) and live a normal life with Sakura and Rider. Rin becomes a sorceress at the Mages' Association.
■There is also a "simple" ending that occurs when Shirou is unable to form a pact with Rider. In this ending, Shirou unleashes the true power of Kanshou and Bakuya and wins the one-on-one duel with Saber Alter, but this causes him to have a mental breakdown. This is considered a bad end.
■There is also another ending which is considered a Bad End, titled "Superhero" (nicknamed Mind of Steel by fans), whereas Shirou did not let go of his ideals of being a hero of justice, and chose to let Rin execute Sakura before she causes any more harm. Afterwards, Shirou ends up growing into a pragmatic man determined to win the Holy Grail at all cost, killing every Masters in his way, Rin included. As Kirei and Ilya noted, Shirou has become more similar to his pragmatic father, Kiritsugu Emiya, like how he was during the 4th Holy Grail War.
