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Sword Art Online Alicization: War of Underworld Episode 16 Reaction (Patreon)

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2020-08-03 15:16:25
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Well...things aren't looking too good for our good guys...PoH has Kirito in his sights, Higa's back is against the wall, and we got Subtilizer vs Sinon incoming! It's also very cool to see remnants of prior arcs showing themselves in this one too. Vassago/PoH, Yanai, etc. Also, do we have some anime only content coming with that teaser scene at the end? Guess we will find out. 

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Sword Art Online Alicization: War of Underworld Episode 16 Reaction

Anriku's Sword Art Online Alicization: War of Underworld Episode 16 Reaction!

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Mathias

I found again some interesting stuff in Regards of earlyer Episodes ( This Time about the Things that happend in Episode 13, remember the Scene with Suguha especially? ) Leafa was supposed to arrive with Sinon where Kirito was, but the Soul Translator that she is using is brand new and malfunctioned (they were supposed to show the machine with new unraped plastic when Sinon and Leafa arrived at Roppongi but they didn't) which is why when she falls, she says "that's why I don't trust new equipment" The reason she didn't attack D.I.L is that since the super account of Terraria, the goddess of the land's special ability and curse completely restores her health to maximum after reaching a critical point, she made a vow to not kill anyone from the Underworld without knowing all the details because they were living humans with souls. She went in willing to take the pain and suffering to prevent unnecessary deaths, knowing she'd never die. The leaches D.I.L uses are actually targetting main arteries and places where blood (life durability) are, however THAT scene was completely A-1 studios using their creative rights. in the light novels, D.I.L rips all of Leafa's clothes off but never goes down there. And lastly, the scene at the end where Asuna says "my body won't give up as long as my mind doesn't" she was supposed to have swords and spears going through her body, but they skipped that scene too. They also posted on there Japanese Twitter Account a Illustration with the heavily wounded Asuna, you can look here ( The Picture on the Right) https://twitter.com/co2_0301/status/1182980854764556289 Whats more about Episode 15, when Asuna spit out Blood later on, in the Light Novels it was explained that she tryed to control Stone Statues in those Ruins to eliminate the Americans. When she finished controlling the statues, she was still okay but after the arrival of those Chinese and Korean Players she wanted to push the limits more and more and tryed to create a Giant Wall around them to protect them from at least some of the soldiers to give them time to rest or at least something like that and that's when she reached her limit and puked out blood.

Mathias

Also, if i remember correctly, back when you watched Season 2 and even in Episode 1 of Seasons 3 Alicization, i never gave you Informations in Regard of the Drug that was used ( to murder the People during the GGO Arc and to bring Kirito in that State). The ANime sadly let it out and i forgot to mention it earlyer -.- The "Drug" that was used to perform the Murders during the GGO Arc and to bring Kirito in a Life Dangerous Situation is Suxamethonium chloride, also known as Suxamethonium or Succinylcholine,and is a Medication used to cause short-term paralysis as part of general Anesthesia. When Succinylcholine is given, seconds later the patient fasciculates, and all muscles in his body become depolarized. In essence, sux makes every muscle twitch to the point that it becomes unresponsive to any subsequent stimulation: you can't breathe, you can't even blink. Succinylcholine, which triggers Apnea, is also used in the United States for lethal injection for those sentenced to death.