u/emil_jacob_2000

I hope I’m not too late on this, but I first saw Gaiden 6 on Wayback itself (it was published in the Alicization section as a New Year special)

Whether that was a re-publishing or not I dont know (since it was originally called 1.3 but it’s there)

Also some of the stuff you’re looking for is on archive.is (and I have the rest myself)

Ordinarily yes, he would be, but since his sister is the one who’s registered instead of him, that makes him an odd case.

As for actual oldest, I’d place my bet on Fuuko. Most of the characters don’t have their exact birthdays revealed yet, but I’d wager her to be the oldest character we’ve seen so far born after Sep 2031 since that’s when the baby-size Neurolinker start arriving

Contrary to most people here, I'd have to say, yes, WoU is a separate series

Whether you want to classify that as season or not is up to you, but I personally wouldn't say 'two series within a season', it sounds weird, it's either a whole series or multiple seasons.

The JP image is from abec's bio in the upcoming third artbook, which specifically says character designer for '4 TV anime' and one movie (most likely this was made before the Progressive movies), so yes WoU 2nd cour is still under WoU, but WoU itself is still counted separately.

And there's also the announcement of an OVA adapting Shin which ended up setting a wildfire

Figured I should respond here as well. The translation is apparently too good to be an MTL, yet some of us still take this with a grain of salt.

Unfortunately, I'd say you have to watch at least up to Phantom Bullet before AGGO (assuming you are asking about the main series).

Actually, now that I think about it, it could be the two abec art books.

You say that, but I have no idea what constitutes 61 releases outside of the light novels, so meh, I'd rather take this with a grain of salt.

K so, I checked some of the volume covers, and it appears that level count is actually irregular.

Example: It went up Level 1 with the first SAO volume, but by that time AW Vol 1 was released, and then it went linear upto Vol 4, which had a Level 10 badge (and went back to Level 5 with Volume 5)

Example 2: Progressive V2 has Level 33, which I'm pretty sure isn't his volume count by then (at the bottom, it says AW 1-15, SAO 1-13, Progressive 1,2)

So it's actually not a clear count of how many volumes are released.

Tagging u/LuckyPed as well.

If we're lucky, we should get V21 at the end of this year.

The last picture is Reki Kawahara's usual recurring avatar, a kind of Fallout style icon with his Level being the number of Light Novels he released so far in total. which is 61 now, between SAO, SAO Progressive, Accel World, Isolator light novels series.

​I'm pretty sure that number is off, since now we have 24 SAO, 6 SAOP, 24 AW, and 5 Isolator, for a total of 59.

One of the reasons I go digital.

Watering down? Disgusting?

Hahahaha!!! I just had to come here.

But yeah, you seem almost as butthurt about this as Stirling Griff, without taking into consideration that these are generic anime tropes, and are harmless on their own.

I'm positively certain that was Amazon's automated service. There would be no possible way for them to get in touch with Kawahara directly.

Is this a comic adaptation of a section of the OP?

Why does this link go to the Episode 2 discussion?

And 1000% with Eugeo

I didn't say Asuna barely does anything (just that there are two others who do less)

I'd say comparing Asuna to Sakura is uncalled for, especially since there are two other characters who barely do anything (one of them with pink hair no less).

Asuna does have her moments where she shines though they're so far in between.

Kirito proposed to Asuna on 23rd. They married the following day.

Actually only 4 of them, including Vector (Yanai) himself, were sent in to populate Underworld. But yes, you may be right.

Not exactly non-canon, just never expanded upon.

Though I did actually think it would be Silica

There were actually 4 goddesses, however only 3 of them have been confirmed to be Super Accounts used by RATH employees