I am the most hated anime character in recent history
I am the most hated anime character in recent history
Gabriel Ward
Xavier Moore
Ayden Garcia
A challenger appears
Sebastian James
lose it all...trip and fall
Hunter White
Only because he's popular, which is the best reason to be hated.
Kayden Morgan
Maybe back when SAO released
Decuck and Takemishit exist now
Anthony Perry
>>Schoolday's Makoto
>>Rent-A-Bitch's Kazuya
>>Re: Subarashii's Kazuma
>>Attack On Titan's Eren
...hmmmm...
Jaxson Jackson
psychopath yuri witch ela*na is the first time in a long time I've actually filtered a character's name
Noah Fisher
He's only really hated by non-japs.
In nipland, he's pretty popular. Though one of the main reason for his popularity is because he's voiced by Matsouka Yoshitsugu.
Nolan Garcia
If he had a penis, he'd be called "based."
Joseph Gonzalez
I actually don't mind Kirito. I mind that SAO isn't tragic utilitarian kino. It's romance shit.
Christopher Stewart
Kirito is fine, the females are the issue.
Logan Brown
she's fine you incel.
William Ross
Hudson Bailey
I don't get why Sayu is hated. She is just weak and the product of her circumstances.
Yoshida found himself a proto-housewife who knows what to do in bed and is completely devoted to him.
It's sweet.
Caleb Edwards
In reddit? Mal and Facebook? Yes
Benjamin Brooks
Kirito isn't bad, only normalfags hate him
Joseph Morgan
As usual, it's women and their minions who hate on slutrad wife.
Mason Gomez
This, so much potential wasted
Daniel Gonzalez
Is he? No one ever talks about him anymore.
Bentley Hernandez
Reminder that Asuna is the true mary sue of SAO and Kirito exists to be the false flag in order to hide that fact.
OP is desperately trying to keep people from figuring out the truth since there have been multiple threads about how Asuna's presence single highhandedly ruined SAO and more people are starting to wise up.
Adrian Baker
>sao
I will remind them.
>First, I apologise for choosing to do a two-parter arc after we already had one with the Floor Six Arc. When I began writing it, I had optimistic thoughts in mind: "Let's just write about casinos and beaches to bring this story to a smooth end in a single volume."; however, this was then followed by 'Ugh, we're taking quite a lot of time getting to that casino', then 'well, now we're here, but I smell a scheme in the air here', and then 'uh, I can't just leave the key that was stolen back in volume six unaddressed, now can I?', and so the book got very volume-y; by the time I realised this, I was already writing an email to my supervisor: "Two-parter arc please......".
>The biggest reason why this story swelled up so much was, I guess, because I awfully enjoyed writing scenes about Kirito and Asuna travelling, fighting, and eating together, just the two of them...
John Hall
Every thread, like clockwork.
Nolan Robinson
CLOCKWORK PLANET DAYS