I felt like my heart was going to break during the black cat group’s episode, but…

After all is said and done

I like the episode where Kirito confesses to Asuna that he wants to marry her, leading to the ending, “Yume Sekai.”

Asuna is such an incredibly great woman.

These two are so lovey-dovey that even when playing games, they can’t bring themselves to pursue Asuna.

>>1

That aside, Asuna from FB is such a capable woman, and she gives out accessory tickets, so I end up depending on her.

>>3

The difficulty level is drastically different depending on whether that person is there or not.

I’m sorry, Kirito.

>>1

That’s… I’m basically Kirito, aren’t I?

>>1

So I will become one of the Kirito Girls like this in Fatal Bullet.

>>63

You want to become a nekan?

>>67

It’s an original character protagonist, so she’s definitely a girl from the very beginning.

I haven’t played any death games, and GGO is my first VRMMO, but I can fully showcase my talent and become pure game buddies with Kirito and the others, unrelated to the death game!

Well, in the end, I end up getting caught up in the death game and losing someone important, which I have to show to Kirito-san…

It’s nice to find out that Kirito is younger after all.

By the way, how much of SAO have you seen?

>>4

I watched up to Mother’s Rosario!

Lord Oberon was a bit creepy…

It’s nice to have a woman who will risk her life to help each other, isn’t it?

It’s not finished yet and there’s still a long way to go, so take your time watching it.

So I was the older sister, huh?

The Mother’s Rosario is a special move used at critical moments like the Starburst Stream, so when it comes out, it gets everyone excited!

If you’ve watched Mother’s Rosario, then let’s also watch Ordinal Scale.

Is Ordinal Scale the one that features a singing diva like Hatsune Miku?

>>13

Well, something like that.

Red-eyed Zaza!

The theme song is still my favorite even now.

The music in Ordinal Scale was good too.

I’m glad I made it in time…

God…

Naoha was so erotic that it shocked me.

>>19

Why does the main body have bigger breasts…

I love this perfect coupling of the two, even though I shouldn’t.

The author is a troublesome person who has also developed a liking for harems.

I feel like all the SAO series anime have great music.

Obama has arrived!

Catch the Moment is nice, right?

In the final episode, Kirito’s hair is all messy.

I remember the scene of walking down the hospital corridor vividly.

I like stories about making poop swords.

>>24

Break at the crucial moment…

If I had a wife like this, life would be enjoyable.

The antagonist is basically clingy and feels gross.

>>28

There are quite a few impressive people among the Integrity Knights and the executives of the dark world…

Yuki-chan is great, isn’t she?

This is my super hot recommendation.

>>30

There are few doujinshi!!!!

When I read it in the book, I didn’t really like Mother’s Rosario that much, but…

When I watched the anime, I cried a lot at the scene where Nori tried to act cheerful during the farewell with Yuki but couldn’t hold it in and broke down.

Ordinal Scale was really great.

Hearing about the person behind Yuna-chan still brings me down.

>>33

The message of the song in the performance is something like “Even when I’m gone, the song will always be there,” which makes it doubly painful.

It seems that Ordinal Scale was supposed to feature a final boss from SAO, but that seems impossible.

>>34

After all, it’s a game run by a foolish GM who says things like “I’m the boss!” so they aren’t considering balance at all…

I always chuckle at Mr. Cladirl in the OP.

Mother’s Rosario really destroyed my tear ducts… so nostalgic.

I got tired of chasing after the story in Alicization and stopped watching.

>>36

I found it boring at the start when I was following the original story, so I stopped reading it, but I’m curious if it gets more interesting after that…

To be able to pursue SAO now, you really have some guts.

I thought it was a near-future anime, but it’s set in the present, huh?

No, it’s in the near future.

Accel World is even further ahead.

Have you seen the side story of Gun Gale Online?

The game timeline from Hollow Fragment continues with the if story, and it’s more interesting compared to the main story.

The setting of the 2020s was a near future, but we have caught up to it.

>>44

Last November, since SAO was cleared, it was quite enjoyable to have the anime streamed at the same time as the clear time.

In this live commentary thread, the time displayed in the upper left until clearing was also being discussed enthusiastically by the anonymous users as the remaining time until Kayaba’s death.

SAO is interesting, isn’t it?

I like Sachi, but she’s been erased from Kirito’s memory a bit too much.

It might be like that for past women, but still!

Somehow, my favorite is still Kirito.

There are episodes where the animation is really great, right?

I’m not saying you should keep complaining about Sachi forever, but did you ever clearly reference Sachi even once in a monologue or something after clearing SAO?

>>53

I used one of the bonus short stories to bring them to peace.

I was excited about Progressive and Kirito being solo, but I can’t accept that Asuna showed up more than I expected.

>>55

In the movie, Asuna was quite the main character.

Aincrad Arc: Kirito has a terrible experience.

Fairy Dance Arc: Kirito goes through a terrible ordeal.

Phantom Bullet Arc: Because of this chapter, Kirito-san has a terrible experience.

Alicization Arc: Kirito-san suffers terrible experiences in a place where he suffers terribly.

It’s roughly like this.

Since Kirito-san is beautifying it, readers are being deceived, but SAO is quite a bad game and I think Kayaba is human trash.

>>57

I’m not being deceived!

Rather, everyone is giving it their all with that crappy game!!! What the hell, you piece of garbage!!!! That’s how it is!

Upon looking again, I thought Asuna is too beautiful of a woman.

The selling point is that it’s the first full-fledged VRMMO, so it shouldn’t be called a divine game.

Kayaba’s achievements are acknowledged, but he is not particularly treated as a person of good character.

Rather, I was reading with a cold feeling about how much of a jerk Kayaba was, while the Alicia Zation’s possessed robot was doing its best.

>>64

In the anime, I laughed when the staff’s “Niemon, do your best!” call was cut.

The technology and talent as the foundation of VRMMO are impressive, though…

The personality and the substance are just too…

The way Kayaba is treated is consistent, isn’t it?

>>65

Generally speaking, if you leave everything to creators or programmers, it seems that what happens to the completed game can also occur in reality.

We need someone who can properly supervise.

From Kirito’s perspective, he has complex feelings towards Kayaba.

I know people who were originally saved by Kayaba through Fanbo, and Kirito himself seems to be having fun meeting Asuna and the others thanks to SAO.

I want to play a game where I can be a mob in a diagonal position behind Kirito, thinking how amazing he is!

The face of the guy in the movie was weird.

Many game series have been released, but nothing has yet surpassed the immersion of the original Hollow Fragment.

I like FB in a different way because it can be Kirito-kun’s friend.

I wonder when the third progressive movie will be…

I restarted reading the prog that I had set aside, but it looks like they’re still doing the Kizmer story in the new book coming out… It’s so long.

Where did the completely new movie go…?

It was announced at the SAO Full Dive (SAO Start Date Real Event).

I thought there would be a big announcement on the SAO clear day, but nothing has come at all…?

I like how Kaye-mon goes from that “I’m going to save everyone with all my robot power!” vibe to simply escaping data and using a crab robot to connect the underwater cables; it’s funny.

In the latest chapter, it seems like they’re being pressured by someone unknown? But…