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RE: Why do people like Sword Art Online? SAO - Inori - 04-03-2015

(04-03-2015, 06:26 AM)Nigga Wrote: So we're just going to stop talking about Klein's pizza?

No Klein's pizza is too important to ditch. That shit is sig worthy.


RE: Why do people like Sword Art Online? SAO - Brynn - 04-03-2015

(04-03-2015, 04:52 AM)azRAel1388 Wrote: How is Sword Art Online II? I havent gotten to see that yet...

It's ok, but if you have the time, hey, I can't stop you.

Just be mindful that in part 2 of SAO II the quality of the episodes drops dramatically, enough so to make me feel like I've wasted my time watching it.


RE: Why do people like Sword Art Online? SAO - ねこまっしぐら - 04-03-2015

(04-03-2015, 06:15 PM)Brynn Wrote: It's ok, but if you have the time, hey, I can't stop you.

Just be mindful that in part 2 of SAO II the quality of the episodes drops dramatically, enough so to make me feel like I've wasted my time watching it.

I agree with you on that. I stopped on episode 18 though. GGO was kind of a drag, in my opinion.


RE: Why do people like Sword Art Online? SAO - Kiotaa - 04-14-2015

I personally like only because there is a lot of action in it and I get easily attached to any anime character, that's just me. Tongue I am currently reading the manga and getting really immersed in it, really do love the characters and everything. Just like I did with the animated series, but you know, that's just me.


RE: Why do people like Sword Art Online? SAO - ねこまっしぐら - 04-14-2015

The real reason why I really liked SAO was because I'm a hipster and I just like what's cool.


RE: Why do people like Sword Art Online? SAO - Alexandre456 - 07-30-2024

Themes of Friendship and Survival: The series explores themes like friendship, teamwork, and the struggle for survival in a hostile environment, which resonate with many viewers. The camaraderie among the players adds a layer of emotional attachment to the narrative.

Expansive World-Building: SAO explores various virtual worlds across its arcs, each with unique rules, settings, and challenges. This diversity keeps the storytelling fresh and engaging for viewers.

Soundtrack and Production Quality: The series is notable for its high production values, including animation, sound design, and a memorable soundtrack, which enhances the overall viewing experience.

Cultural Impact: As one of the early series to popularize the isekai (another world) genre in anime, SAO has influenced many subsequent works, making it a significant part of modern anime culture.