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Sword Art Online – Progressive
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Rating(4.1 / 5.0, 61 votes)
| 5 | 64% (39 votes) |
| 4 | 15% (9 votes) |
| 3 | 3% (2 votes) |
| 2 | 5% (3 votes) |
| 1 | 13% (8 votes) |
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2012
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Status in Country of Origin. One entry per line
8 Volumes (Ongoing)
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Yes
Completely Translated
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Weekly Rank: #2000Monthly Rank: #2000
All Time Rank: #12681
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On 809 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #15275
All Time Rank: #8387
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.One month after Akihiko Kayaba’s game of death began, the death toll continues to rise, two thousand players having already lost their lives to the ultra-difficult VRMMO world of Sword Art Online. On the day of the strategy meeting to plan out the first-floor boss battle, Kirito, a solo player who vows to fight alone to get stronger, runs into a rare, high-level female player. She gracefully dispatches powerful monsters with a single rapier that flashes like a shooting star in the night…This volume contains three stories, including “Aria of a Starless Night,” which details how Kirito came to be called the Black Swordsman, and “Rondo of a Fragile Blade,” the tragic tale of a young blacksmith that takes place before the second-floor boss fight.
Associated Names
One entry per lineSword Art Online: Progressive
ソードアート・オンライン プログレッシブ
ソードアート・オンライン プログレッシブ
Related Series
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Latest Release
| Date | Group | Release |
|---|---|---|
| 03/09/21 | Dreadful Decoding | v7 afterword |
| 07/29/18 | Dreadful Decoding | part4.2 |
| 06/29/18 | Dreadful Decoding | part4.1 |
- The balance between the ladies and the guys is really thigher, basically for each woman introduced, there's also a lad with equal importance in the story being introduced as well, this makes the story feel really more natural, unlike the main-series, where we have like 5 girls per guy.
- The care for the details, the story even has a tone of mystery (Mostly on volume 4 and 5), basically every detail introduced in the story will be used, ESPECIALLY in the quests, this fifth volume was the pinnacle of that.
- The development of the characters, it seems like every characters (important to the arc) develops a little, even Kibaou (Yeah, that "annoying" guy with the spiky hair), the Asuna from the first volume is completely different from the Asuna we have now, she went throught 2 phases of personality.
- The RPG mechanics, if you are a fan of RPGs, you will love this work, every novel that I read that tries to talk about those mechanics make it so boring (And most of the time they don't even remember about those mechanics later in the work)... The author makes an interesting theorycrafting with those RPG mechanics, I'm sure that he loses a good time thinking about on how to use it, cuz every single mechanic that was introduced was also used, most of them I would dream to have on an actual RPG/MMO.
- The Worldbuilding of Aincrad makes you really interested in the lore of that world, we have so much conflicts in the NPCs that it even represents the players, I can't say much more about the worldbuilding besides the fact that each floor is a whole new experience, you need to read to understand, but it will be fun, mainly and especially with the Quests being so well-made and interesting.
- The story is so well paced that I even lost my stop at the bus and skipped some classes to read it (cuz of my bus, but I loved that experience and regret nothing).
- The Boss fights, if there's one thing that I really like in the novel are these, the boss of the 4th Volume has to be one of the most creative bosses I've ever seen (I have played A LOT of RPGs), most of the bosses have something unique about them, and oh boi, it's always something really unexpected and terrifying.
- Bonus: The novel shows you many sides of the characters in SAO and their motives (I'm not talking about the harem, which doesn't exists in this novel).
Well, you might say "But I already know the ending", actually,... more>>