I'm not quite sure what you mean, and how to respond to you, either. :/I have no clue how to respond to this post
It's a god damn disgrace to the existence of storytelling.
SAO was promising after the first episode. Then everything went to shit. Real fast.
Its related.
See that girl with brown hair on the poster.
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Kirito
Wut?? Is there a valid reason as to why?
That seems a little kind.
This is how I feel (Firehawk too): Sword Art Online. This is the worst show ever to have been produced by a culture. Take the solipsism of The Newsroom, the depravity of K-Town or any other reality show of that ilk, and the sad humanity exhibited exhibited in shows like Honey Boo Boo and you’d STILL get a show that is morally, ethically, and spiritually more justifiable than Sword Art Online. The bar has been set so low that I can even see merit in a show like OniAi. Fuck you SAO… just fuck you.
It doesn't look like brown hair either.
this is even funnier when you realize that he just watched the two hour special.
That's thrown out the window in the first episode where the lead designer of SOA removes their avatars and reveal their true identity...your main characters still look like waifu material rather then average joes or janes, rainbow colored hair and eyes and all.I've heard that the anime acknowledges the reality of crossplaying. And that the many of the female characters in this, identify as or at least are biologically male outside of the game..
We should just start calling Kirito, Kirino, and get it over with.
My little mmo beater can't be this cute.
jesus christ.........Normally I agree with a lot of the opinions on GAF, but we part ways with Sword Art Online.
I completely loved the first season. It's now my favorite anime of all time, and I can't wait to see more of it.
I watch anime to be entertained, and goddamn did SAO ever do that in spades.
It kills me that the PSP and Vita games will never get localized.
At least the light novels are being brought over.
Wait, can someone explain how SAO came into being?
Nvm 2 dumb 4 Mii.My favorite part is when the protagonist gets an item that lets him, as long as the item isrevive anyone who dies. He gives this item to a friend.used within 5-10 seconds of that person dying
Cue the finale of season 1. The main characterand the friend who has that item is in the same location. Instead of the show logically having the item used and rewarding the viewers who remembered its damn existence, they instead opt for"dies". What a fucking waste.some nonsensical power of love or whatever to have Kirito not die even though his HP dropped to nothing.
To be honest, I had never even thought about something like that as worlds become more and more nuanced. It's not really comforting at all, but hopeful those game creators wouldn't try to achieve perfect parity with the real world.Anime needs to stop treating rape/sexual assault like it's sexy.
I've heard that the anime acknowledges the reality of crossplaying. And that the many of the female characters in this, identify as or at least are biologically male outside of the game.
I wonder if some of the people who are sexually violated in this anime, are biologically male characters?
It makes me scared because I see myself in that position someday. I play as female characters, generally, because I want to be a girl. I don't play as male characters unless they're more androgynous than the female characters. I'm definitely going to continue using video games to fulfill my desire to be a girl in the future. And when extremely realistic virtual worlds exist in the future, I'm scared that someone might try to rape me through it. It could be possible. And that really scares me. I hope that there will be safeguards in place to prevent that, when we have realistic virtual worlds.
We should just start calling Kirito, Kirino, and get it over with.
My little mmo beater can't be this cute.
I've never seen Sword Art Online, but it sounds like .hack
It is good/bad enjoyable like Valvrave or just bad bad? Might give this series a chance.
Yeah, I'd be interested in at least knowing what to look up. Despite all the mocking, I think it is impressive if the author started this whole thing off as a 14-year-old.
Just when anime was getting saved, it's going received another deathblow.
Just when anime was getting saved, it's going received another deathblow.
Yeah, I'd be interested in at least knowing what to look up. Despite all the mocking, I think it is impressive if the author started this whole thing off as a 14-year-old.
He started putting it up online in 2002 or so. He was nearly thirty years old by then.
My favorite part is when the protagonist gets an item that lets him [/spoiler]revive anyone who dies[/spoiler], as long as the item is. He gives this item to a friend.used within 5-10 seconds of that person dying
Cue the finale of season 1. The main characterand the friend who has that item is in the same location. Instead of the show logically having the item used and rewarding the viewers who remembered its damn existence, they instead opt for"dies". What a fucking waste.some nonsensical power of love or whatever to have Kirito not die even though his HP dropped to nothing.
Is crossplaying even a big deal? A small deal? To my experience it means absolutely nothing. I almost pick gender at the flip of a coin. Some of my favorite MMO characters have been male, others female. Same with other games that allow you to choose.
Though I suppose a VR game does have a further aspect of inhabiting the character's body. Weird how first person playing as Samus or Chell or something doesn't cause a blip but go a step further and suddenly it's important.
Nah, it was given another lifeline. I welcome more SAO with open arms
This right here was where I called it quits on the show. It already had a bunch of issues before but episode 14 was the one that broke me.
Whenever people say it gets worse after that, I always laugh.
He chose a girly looking avatar.
Of course he doesn't realize he did for some reason.
Then he should have known better.
This right here was where I called it quits on the show. It already had a bunch of issues before but episode 14 was the one that broke me.
Whenever people say it gets worse after that, I always laugh.
He made a shitton of cash so I guess the quality of his work doesn't really matter to him.
It gets so much worse, if it weren't for ToonamiGAF those of us in that thread would never be able to make it through.
Yeah. By stopping at episode 14 he missed thedidn't he?bad guy so evil he licks Asuna's tears and some -almost- tentacle porn
Its related.
See that girl with brown hair on the poster.
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Kirito
Yeah. By stopping at episode 14 he missed thedidn't he?bad guy so evil he licks Asuna's tears and some -almost- tentacle porn
Don't agree with him, but I don't think Log Horizon would have been adapted to anime if it wasn't for SAO.I'm curious as to what SAO brought to anime that gave it a lifeline in your opinion. Even ignoring the many negatives of the show, what good does it do that other shows haven't done?
Don't forget the father of the year and amazing Japanese legal system that allow for a comatose 16 year old girl to be married off as part of a business deal (i think it was for a business deal).
That seems a little kind.
This is how I feel (Firehawk too): Sword Art Online. This is the worst show ever to have been produced by a culture. Take the solipsism of The Newsroom, the depravity of K-Town or any other reality show of that ilk, and the sad humanity exhibited exhibited in shows like Honey Boo Boo and youd STILL get a show that is morally, ethically, and spiritually more justifiable than Sword Art Online. The bar has been set so low that I can even see merit in a show like OniAi. Fuck you SAO just fuck you.
In what universe? Half the first episode was exposition, USELESS exposition about things that didn't matter at all to anyone watching.
Nope, it was just because the guy loved her. No business deal or anything. Which makes it millions of times worse.
It should be noted that the author of the original novel never played an MMORPG before writing it. Hence there's a lot of dumb moments involving the game itself. Like beta testers being treated as "cheating scum".
Not to mention that they spend TWO YEARS trapped in the game with little attempts at trying to get out. The goal is simply "get to the 100th floor", and they don't even do that! No, the protagonist finds out the guy that trapped them is in the game as well and he defeats him "early". God this show is fucking stupid.
Also, the author was 14 when he wrote the first book. It would explain the infamous "Chapter 16.5"
Wha... what?Its related.
See that girl with brown hair on the poster.
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Kirito
Don't forget it ended with a fucking timeskip for no reason.
You're kidding me right? I forget, how did he convince the father that she loved him back? And even if she did love him back, WHY oh WHY is it somehow legal to marry off your daughter while she is comatose?
In what universe? Half the first episode was exposition, USELESS exposition about things that didn't matter at all to anyone watching.
The author was born in 1974. He wrote Sword Art Online in 2002. Do the math.
Funny point, though. He wrote SAO for a writing competition but, being the shitty writer he is, failed to actually meet the requirements of the competition and went over the word count limit and thus was not allowed to enter it into the contest, which is why it wasn't properly published until 2009.
Then where do I keep hearing that he was 14 when he wrote it? Strange.
I will agree with the people that say SAO is the "Twilight of anime". Especially on the part of being pandering bullshit.
Don't agree with him, but I don't think Log Horizon would have been adapted to anime if it wasn't for SAO.
So im thankful for that at least.
Because it's way more believable than a 28 year old writing it.
An fps Sword Art Online
Lemme guess, the main character is the only one that can 360 no scope