In the process of this, the two become romantically involved.
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Kirito, the aforementioned dullard emotion-bot protagonist, befriends Asuna, a similarly one-dimensional fellow player he met in an earlier episode, and through a series of events is dragged into joining her guild, who plan to take on the final boss of SAO. His sole character trait is that he is an extremely powerful player (worse yet, any development into such a powerful player happens offscreen).Around the episode 9 mark, the actual plot starts to take place. In theory that isn't such a terrible idea, but any promise it had is ruined by drearily slow pacing, and more importantly, the most mind-numbingly flat Gary Stu viewer self-insertion blank slate of a protagonist you could possibly imagine. However, rather than following said plot, it quickly switches to episodic journeys through the world our protagonist is trapped in. It serves to set up the plot, and does a decent enough job of it. The first is confined to episode 1, AKA the only good episode. SAO's story is an inconsistent and appallingly-paced trainwreck, jumping through numerous ill-placed timeskips and sudden shifts in the style of the story in a way that is, to make an understatement of it, very jarring.The series goes through several stages. Hack, amongst others, and neither were very good to start with.But for all my complaints with the series SAO scrapped itself together from, at least those series bothered with a coherent narrative. SAO's first and most obvious fault even to someone who hasn't watched it would be that the premise is incredibly generic - it's just a cobbling-together of Mirai Nikki and. All the game's players are now trapped in a brutal survival game, as per a ton of other anime that you have doubtlessly watched at least one of before.
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As you no doubt checked what I scored this before anything else, you can probably tell I'm in the latter camp.In the event that you've been living under a rock these past 6 months, Sword Art Online revolves around an online game that allows full immersion, that all of it's players soon become trapped in via the classic "you die here, you die in the real world" plot device. And amidst this, it has split the anime fandom enormously between those who utterly love it and those who absolutely hate it.
It is that one show the EVERYONE is watching, whether it be through genuine interest or sheer bile fascination. I might as well skip the plot synopsis of Sword Art Online, because odds are you already know it.
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