Well Duh. The manga had girls and you could see girls in …

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Comment on Sword Art Online “Has Real Girls After All” by Anonymous:

Well Duh. The manga had girls and you could see girls in the last ep after they changed.

In the manga Asuna leads a small guild of sorts and he falls in love with her.

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• Sword Art Online “Has Real Girls After All”:
  

  Like most dumbasses here, they would be better off going beyond “faggot” in their vocabulary.

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  Not really Taylor, you were the same one who assumed that Asuna would be useless in a fight and just hold Kirito back, during the last blog post about this series. (Same anon here, who subsequently pointed out to you that she was nearly as good as he was, and that the two of them would end up being a close to unbeatable team.) Other females in the series who played this game and were/or would become gamers: Sachi, you’ll learn more about her in the next episode, so I’m not going to write a lot …

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  And these spam filters really need some fine tuning. Not wanting links is one thing, but I just had to rewrite the above message 5 times, before it was finally accepted. No links what so ever. If it’s a size limitation thing, then at least mention that it’s there, so we can try to make our arguments shorter.

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  Underage, he’s 16 at the time the story starts. And keep in mind that EVERYONE below 20 is underage in accordance with Japanese Law. meaning that even Light Yagami from Death Note was underage during part of that story. Skinny? Well when your main interest is computers, such that you can hack into a national DB at age 10, then it’s not very likely that you’re going to be rippling with muscles. If he’d kept training in Kendo with his grandfather, that would’ve been a different story. Lastly, his …

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  Ace Combat, a game by Namco Bandai. Sword Art Online Producers: Aniplex ASCII Media Works Bandai Namco Games GENCO SAO Project …dumbass.

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