Home
Creators
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

Sword Art Online - Season 2 Episode 24 (Patreon)

Published:
2026-10-13 12:00:22
Imported:
2026-11
Tags:

Videos

  • 763137029.mp4

Downloads

Content

RIP Queen swordsman.

Also yes I know now that Yuuki is a better swordsman than Kirito, you can put your pitchforks down people :)

Files

Comments

Capt'n Ren

You watching the Progressive movies after Alicization right?

Capt'n Ren

They are and they arn't. The light novels the movies are based on are 100% canon. The movies are semi-canon with some anime-original elements, but realistically, basically almost all anime are not 1-to-1 canon with their manga or LN counterparts. I think they are worth watching if you enjoyed Aincrad arc though and want to see the more of the early days of Kirito and Asuna.

Buddy

Zekken will always be the unbeateable sword! she beat her illness again and again and the illness couldn't win until she herself stopped fighting so even that never truly won! I just love this arc, one of my favorites in all of SAO and yeah that thing with the characters going to see her as she was dying is a very common thing to do when a famous or popular player of a MMO dies, to do a parade to remember them and in this case Yuuki was that amazing. Also in the house of asuna's family that man sitting you probably saw wasn't kirito but the brother of asuna, her older brother who is mentioned in the novels like 5 times but he is never really shown, supposedly he really loves Asuna a lot and of the family is the closest to her emotionally and the one who shields her from most things in the family as he is older, the reason why she was sad at the start of mother rosario was that because he was out for some time and she had to be alone with her mother as the dad works all day. (I don't remember if because of work or college) and in the end I remember my surprise when I read that the creator of Sword Art Online who killed so many people also helped to make a machine specially for terminally ill people and to fight sickness, in the end that's the principal problem of the cast that they can't completely hate the guy as they unfortunately know he wasn't just a monster and also helped them in a lot of situations... that he himself made. Also the reason why Kirito knows all these people is because of his dream as he said at the start of the arc, to make a whole new system for full dive, not necesarely a new game but a system of sorts that could reflect reality better and better just like Kayaba wanted, this is why Kirito says that while it is his dream he feels a little manipulated by Kayaba understanding that with SAO Kayaba probably wanted something similar (or the same thing), that's why he knew about the medicuboid and why he went to meet the girl who was the maker of the medicuboid (and the one that took care of the body of Kayaba). and now... time for the movie! and alicization! woho!

TheErisianMonk

Damn it. I can NOT believe I was too busy to catch this posting. Fuuuuu....the episode hasn't even started and I'm sad as fuck.

TheErisianMonk

SAO was originally started for contest, if I recall right. Reki-sensei always wished he could have given more to the Aincrad part of the story, so the Progressive movies are his big money/time chance to REALLY show more of how the lives and experiences of SAO victims went. Sadly, the movies can't be made as intricately as the novels go, skipping over huge non-essential portions, but I feel that the Progressive movies renew ALL of my best feelings for the first main arc of Sword Art Online. I truly believe that if you didn't watch/react to them at the time of your own SAO arc, you'd be remarkably disappointed when you watched them later. They are PRETTY!!!! If they weren't legitimately worth your time, it would be easy enough for even die-hard fans to tell you to pass on them. I mean....Ordinal Scale and Alicization set the bar REAL damn high.

TheErisianMonk

11:30 As an ex-lifelong gamer, I am an absolute suckered of in-game tributes to fallen/remembered gamers. EVE Online, Skyrim, Ark: Survival Evolved/Ascended...and many more games have had comrades come together to make it clear that "this person" was here. The latest I saw was someone who passed away while still logged into a game, so when word got around, gamers would come sit or congregate around their avatar, chatting about if they knew and played with him, or just sharing what they loved about the game. To spend your last moments surrounded by all the people you had left, and even crowds of acquaintances and strangers who gazed at you with deep respect....powerful finale to head off with.