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Feragorn said:So, it's SAO with more fanservice and less story?
SAO had story?
Feragorn said:So, it's SAO with more fanservice and less story?
Bound Sentinel said:this show can achieve nothing better than a score of 7/10 and is aimed at the lonely antisocial audience of Japan (or of the whole world).
:O I admit, that dance is addicting as hell but the reason why I'm playing the hater here is because of a simple reason. This Bell guy is the same as Kirito in the sense of getting every girl to fall for them without any effort. Main heroine too, Hestia defies the laws of anime, a loli with big bust is wrong. And not to mention that thief who wanted to steal MC's OP blade, but falls in love with him and decides to help him instead. Great. This makes me want to puke.Tuckles said:Excuse me? DanMachi has already achieved an 11/10 rating just for this website.
"I gotta get stronger, quickly! I'm so nice that I forgive anything, no matter how bad, immediately! Gorgeous women left and right throw themselves at me but I'm a white knight and never take advantage! I also scream incoherently at every occasion!"Kazzan said:Also, Bell is a really bland and generic MC.
The universe is set in a world where literal gods literally walk the Earth on an unspoken treaty that they do not use their godly powers while world bound (it's not explained whether gods are powerless while on earth or simply holding back) and do not interfere with adventures. If I was a king with an established kingdom outside of the area of the dungeon, who's economy is benefited from the trade and import of magic crystals (as well as the export of food and dry goods to the dungeon towns) I would stay the hell out of a god's way. Last thing I would need is for my people to put my head on a pike once they're all fearful that gods might come and smite them all down.Jhessail said:It's funny though how the Japanese authors are unable to escape their pathologically organized society. I mean, if there'd be a massive dungeon with monsters in it, who drop valuable "stones" when they die - valuable enough that an entire banking organization has formed to handle their trade - a logical person might ask why a local kingdom hasn't taken the place over, farming the monsters or clearing the whole place out. Instead of, you know, letting random adventurers get rich instead.
Adventurer's status was supposed to be their trade secret since peeking at another adventurer's status is apparently borderline taboo. As for levels (and levelling up) it's not XP points, since multiple gods had commented that leveling up is dependent on an "adventure", so I'm guessing it means the magnitude of an achievement. Bell's level up actually came from him solo killing a minotaur (considered to be a party level target apparently since so many adventurers are scared of encountering it without backup). Add in the fact that the adventurers from Loki's guild who took a peek at Bell's status commented that Bell's stats are all nearing S-level, I really don't think leveling in said universe is linear (more up to the author's bull**** of the day).Jhessail said:The adventurers have easily defined power levels and all that stuff.
According to lore, it's because they were bored and wanted to have fun.Jhessail said:But Cookie Eating Huskarl, why would the gods care? We haven't been revealed why exactly they are mingling with people.