Fate/Extra Western Release! Also: Sequel Planned!

(which in my case my PSP got stolen, can't find it anywhere near my place hence I have to order it from overseas which costs a lot plus it's a pain to take it out from customs, and I'm saving my money for all the Saber figures I preordered.)

just couldn't resist :
Here's your male Saber prototype


and his Master "Ayaka Sajyou" instead of Emiya Shirou.


i wonder if she then turns to female Archer
"Fanart of female archer"

Joan of Arc, the Standard-Bearer who Correctly Guides the Holy Grail War (聖杯戦争を正しく導く旗手, Seihai Sensou wo Tadashiku Michibiku Kishu?) is a Servant of the Ruler class, with the additional classification of the Saber class, designed by Kinoko Nasu. She is a Catholic saint born in Domrémy, France, and the heroine of France who liberated Orléans in the Hundred Years' War. She is a special Heroic Spirit summoned by the Holy Grail itself to act as the administrator of the Holy Grail War. This allows her to retain the memories of each repeating "game" unlike other Servants. She is taciturn and cool when acting as a Servant, but her natural self is a plain and quiet sixteen-year-old girl. She puts order first, and will wield a sword for the sake of the rules, but fundamentally believes "all people and Heroic Spirits participating in the Holy Grail War are important".
Skills
Magic Resistance (対魔力, Tai Maryoku?): EX
In addition to the Magic Resistance of the Saber Class, she demonstrates a high anti-magic from her unwavering piety. However, since it is just averting (evading) the Magecraft, only Joan will be saved against a wide-range magic attack. It cannot cope with the sacraments of the Church.
Revelation (啓示, Keiji?): N/A
A Skill equivalent to "Instinct". Instinct is a sixth sense regarding battles, but "Revelation" accommodates all matters related to the achievement of a goal (for instance, choosing the most suitable path while traveling). Because there is no basis (so she thinks), it cannot be explained well to others.

Charisma (カリスマ, Karisuma?): N/A
The natural talent to command an army. Joan's figure participating in the assaults hoisting a flag raised the morale of the soldiers to the limit and united the troops. Thanks to her charisma, it is possible to make others believe in the contents of the "revelations" without basis.

Saint (聖人, Seijin?): N/A
Indicates being acknowledged as a saint. When summoned as a Servant, the ability of saint is selected one among "raising the effectiveness of sacraments", "automatic HP recovery", "1 Rank-Up to Charisma" and "production of a holy shroud is possible".

Noble Phantasms
La Pucelle: The Crimson Holy Woman (紅蓮の聖女 （ラ・ピュセル）, Guren no Seijo (Ra Pyuseru)?)
A holy sword that manifest flames which uses the line of a death poem "O Lord, I entrust this body to you---" as activation incantation. A conceptual crystallization weapon that interpreted Joan's burning at the stake in an attack-like fashion. A subspecies of Reality Marble, an imagined landscape crystallized as a sword. This sword is Heroic Spirit Joan of Arc herself and after the battle in which this Noble Phantasm was manifested, Joan will be extinguished.

You see, Fate's Gilgamesh's personality was exactly that of his early self in his story: a violent, selfish, greedy rapist despot. However, the story he comes from is one of accepting mortality and so one only lives on through their actions for the next generations, so they should to the best they can while they live.

Gilgamesh is a cruel monster who, thanks to a friend as powerful as him who helped get him on the right track, the gods who wanted him to change, and the colorful cast he meets along his odyssey to find a way to be immortal, becomes the great and honorable king he was meant to be. The line in Fate/Stay Night where Saber mentions immortality and he says "Oh that? I gave that to the snake." had me choking on my drink. The guy's [main reason for questing was to become immortal! He didn't "give" shit away! A snake stole it from him. He also didn't die of a broken heart. If that was the case, he would've died that way when his best and only friend Enkidu died. No, in truth Gilgamesh realized that losing his only chance at immortality was a blessing, and that in the end he would strive to become the king his people needed him to be so that he could live on in their memories. It's...kind of a big plot point.

So really, though Gilgamesh was a really good addition, he was also the worst addition. There's no way that he'd ever make a wish of the Holy Grail, and even if he had at some point (probably early on when he really wanted that immortality), by the end he would realize the mistake he made. He wouldn't be a vile monster as a Servant, but a noble one, especially after all the time he spent with Enkidu. He'd also be really sad and frustrated that, for everything he did, he would now be stuck living in an endless cycle and thus negating everything he strived for after accepting mortality. If anything he should've been at Kotomine's throat from the get-go.

With science as it is at the end, the real protag will be saved if Rin finds him/her, just with the loss of their memories. It is clearly stated at the end that, considering how she/he was the whole war, they will do just fine in getting back on their feet despite memory loss, and with Rin at their side, they'll have someone to help them (for those Rin romantics, it's obvious that they'll be together in the end, what with Rin being so devoted and the protagonist seeing her in that light...should you have seen her in that light).

The data protagonist, will not be transferred into the real protagonist. However, they were based off the real protagonist's personality, so the real protagonist will act and think exactly like them...just minus the battle experience (care for life and friends, care for people's individual dreams, the uneasiness about killing, etc.). Every emotion the data protagonist felt is one the real one can and likely will feel. So, in the end, the data protagonist dies with their closest friend/lover and the real protagonist lives on with their eventual closest friend/lover.

Things to remember:
1. When a character pledges to find another at the end of a story, it's meant for you to assume that they will post-narrative. It's just a simple trick writers use to keep their readers thinking about the story after it's finished.
2. Rin is part of an insurgency, so obviously she'll have contacts to soldiers, doctors, and the like who can help the protagonist (this being 20 years later, it's only reasonable Twice's research was expounded upon by other doctors and possibly perfected).
3. The disease affects memories, not the body, and the body is in cryogenic stasis so the protagonist will be fine muscle-wise. ...Though it will be like waking up from a long~ sleep with the worst hang-over you ever had and enough joint pain to make them wish they were in a coma.
4. A persona who loses their memories does not lose their personality. They CAN lose their personality if they allow the reasonable desire to remember their past to overtake them, and if they follow the wrong crowd. With Rin at their side...well... It's hard to go screwy with a girl like her as your friend/lover.