Compared to the original, I feel like this one lived up to its predecessor. Overall, if you enjoyed the original, you'll be satisfied.
I would argue that Sekai aside, Fumina and Yuuma are both far more interesting than either of the original leads. They both have rivalries built into their back stories, rivalries that are established early and resolved in a satisfying if predictable way. This is done by having the protagonists often interact with their rivals well before they meet in battle, something that wasn't usually the case in the original.
Story wise, this follows the typical anime tournament structure like the original. The
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Sep 20, 2015
Sword Art Online: Girls Ops
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Well your favorite gals Leafa, Silica and Liz get the spotlight with Kirito/Asuna somewhat mysteriously absent. There's a quest, and they meet a Kirito look-alike who turns out to be a girl named Hiyori (opposite of SAOII?) who is also a SAO survivor. Their (Leafa/Silica/Liz) determination to help her overcome some of her own SAO trauma appears to be the heart of the story going forward.
It's nice to see these girls get some more characterization. Within the group, Leafa is the over-excited one, Liz is the joker, Silica is the kind but occasionally jealous one. Hiyori (aka Kuro/Lux) is a loner who plays to ... |
