Sword Art Online Filler List 【WORTH WATCHING】Spark Anime

Episode No.	Epiosde Title.	Type.
1	The World of Swords	MANGA CANON
2	Beater	MANGA CANON
3	Red Nosed Reindeer	MANGA CANON
4	The Black Swordsman	MANGA CANON
5	Murder in the Safe Zone	MANGA CANON
6	Illusionary Avenger	MANGA CANON
7	The Temperature of the Heart	MANGA CANON
8	The Sword Dance of Black and White	MANGA CANON
9	The Blue-Eyed Demon	MANGA CANON
10	Crimson Killing Intent	MANGA CANON
11	The Girl of the Morning Dew	MANGA CANON
12	Yui’s Heart	MANGA CANON
13	Edge of Hell’s Abyss	MANGA CANON
14	The End of the World	MANGA CANON
15	Return	MANGA CANON
16	Land of the Fairies	MANGA CANON
17	Captive Queen	MANGA CANON
18	To the World Tree	MANGA CANON
19	The Lugru Corridor	MANGA CANON
20	General of the Blazing Flame	MANGA CANON
21	The Truth of Alfheim	MANGA CANON
22	Grand Quest	MANGA CANON
23	Bonds	MANGA CANON
24	Gilded Hero	MANGA CANON
25	The World Seed	MANGA CANON
26	The World of Guns	MANGA CANON
27	Cold-Hearted Sniper	MANGA CANON
28	Memories of Fresh Blood	MANGA CANON
29	GGO	MANGA CANON
30	Swords and Guns	MANGA CANON
31	Showdown in the Wilderness	MANGA CANON
32	Crimson Memories	MANGA CANON
33	Bullet of Bullets	MANGA CANON
34	Death Gun	MANGA CANON
35	Death Chaser	MANGA CANON
36	What It Means To Be Strong	MANGA CANON
37	Bullet of a Phantom	MANGA CANON
38	Phantom Bullet	MANGA CANON
39	One Small Step	MANGA CANON
40	Queen of the Lake	MANGA CANON
41	King of the Giants	MANGA CANON
42	Excalibur	MANGA CANON
43	House in the Forest	MANGA CANON
44	Zekken	MANGA CANON
45	Sleeping Knights	MANGA CANON
46	The Monument of the Swordsmen	MANGA CANON
47	The End of the Journey	MANGA CANON
48	The Dream Begins	MANGA CANON
49	Mother’s Rosario	MANGA CANON
50	Ordinal Scale (Movie)	ANIME CANON

Sword Art Online Filler List 1

1. Aincrad Arc

Kazuto Kirigaya, better known as “Kirito”, was one of the first people to encounter the game when he was a tester. As a gamer, Kirito has always been a loner. However, due to the harsh nature of the game, he must make a compromise and join forces with an extremely attractive warrior by the name of Asuna (The Struggle is real). The friendship between the two develops into a romance as the story goes on.

Kirito eventually joins an elite group of warriors known as the “Knights of the Blood Oath”. The aim of this guild, founded by Heathcliff, is to unite strong and determined players/warriors. It has been revealed that the final boss of the 100th level, also known as Kayaba, is actually Heathcliff (leader of the Knights of The Blood Oath). The victory over Kayaba grants Kirito freedom from the Game.

2. Fairy Dance Arc

Kirito is released from the game after defeating Kayaba. While he is locked inside the game, Asuna, his love interest, is still there. However, Asuna is now inside another game. Alfheim Online is the name of the new game. A major motif in Alfheim Online is Fairies, which is largely influenced by Sword Art Online.

Kazuto’s new character is named Spriggan. Leafa (also Kazuto’s Suguha) travels with him as they explore the new world, and therefore things get weird when Leafa starts having feelings for Kazuto. The Fairy King Oberon must be defeated in order for Kazuto to save Asuna. The Top of the World Tree witnesses an epic battle between Kazuto and Oberon. Kasuto defeats Oberon, freeing Asuna from his shackles.

3. Extra Edition

The Extra Edition basically sums up the first season. We are introduced to a character named Seijiro Kikuoka, who may or may not be related to the plot.

Sword Art Online Filler List 2

1. Phantom Bullet Arc

A group of gamers find themselves locked in their game world, and the only way out is to reach level 100.

Since he was one of the first testers of the game, Kazuto Kirigaya, also known as “Kirito”, has been exposed to the game. Kirito has always been a loner because he is a gamer. He must team up with an extremely attractive warrior named Asuna (The Struggle is real) due to the harsh environment of the game. A romantic relationship develops out of their friendship as the story progresses.

The Knights of the Blood Oath, a group of elite warriors, finally recruit Kirito. “Heathcliff” formed this guild with the objective of uniting strong and determined players and warriors. The boss of 100th level, Kayaba, which was previously thought to be Heathcliff (chief of the Knights of The Blood Oath), turns out to be Heathcliff. The victory over Kayaba grants Kirito freedom from the Game.

2. Calibur

Kirito, along with his friends, must travel across Alfheim Online to find the legendary sword “Excalibur”.

3. Mother’s Rosario

In addition to her personal troubles, Asuna must deal with the challenges she faces on floors 21 to 30. Asuna is challenged to a duel by Yuuki, also known as the Absolute Sword. The appearance of Yuuki, however, can be deceiving. Throughout the game, real life is interwoven with the events occurring in real life. This story mainly focuses on Yuuki and her guild, The Sleeping Knights.

Sword Art Online Filler List: Alicization

The world of Gun Gale Online is explored in this arc. We follow a student by the name of Karen Kohirumaki this time.

1. Alicization

There is a Secret Organisation called the Rash that creates a cutting-edge AI technology called “Project Alicization”. Rash has developed a technology that is basically a digital soul. The Flutlight technology is accessed through the Soul Translator, which is a technology that cannot be accessed directly. Kazuto Kirigaya is hired by Rath in order to gain a deeper understanding and test the technology. He must, however, enter the virtual realm of the Underworld first in order to test this technology. The seemingly straightforward job turns into a nightmare when Kazuto is trapped in the Underworld and there is no way out.

2. Alicization: War Of The Underworld Arc

The Human Empire and Dark Territory are at a moment of danger, and the Dark Emperor Vector prepares for war. He remains dedicated to finding Alice and defeating Asuna. Underworld violence caused by American Players is revealed to be the work of the real perpetrators. To defend themselves, the Japanese Players band together. In order to defeat the forces of evil, Kirito must be roused from his coma. How will he awaken? Why will he awaken?

As much as there is to say about Sword Art Online, let’s start with the fillers. In Sword Art Online, there are almost no true fillers. Each episode you will watch was meticulously adapted from the light novels and presented without any meaningless additions.

In some episodes, the previous episodes are basically recapped. There’s also an extra edition. In my opinion, the Extra Edition felt canon even though it wasn’t based on the light novels. I would recommend not skipping it. As you watch Sword Art Online, you are obviously drawn to the artwork. It is very well drawn, and the colors are beautiful. The battle scenes aren’t as good as one might expect from an anime centered around combat, but the surrounding scenery is beautiful and varied. Yuki Kajira is responsible for all of the series’ wonderful music.

The one thing that annoys me is how one-dimensional the characters, especially Kirito, are. It’s difficult to describe them as anything but cliches. In addition to Kirito, your lovable protagonist who doesn’t seem to have any flaws, there’s Asuna, your waifu who is cute and good at everything. As a writer, you probably want your protagonist to have flaws. You want them to make some mistakes. It is not a bad thing to want characters that are easily likable. In case you’re looking for a good-looking cast that won’t give you a mental breakdown, I think you’re in luck.

The plot of the story is now clear to me. Quite a few criticisms are present online, and they are generally well-founded. There is no uniqueness in the show that viewers expect, though it has a good concept. This show would be more realistic if it were more realistic. I don’t mean realistic in the sense of plausible. It’s more about realistic violence, gray morals, and battle strategies that have been improved. At best, the side stories are sloppy and make you wonder why they are even there. Overall, it feels a bit rushed.

Conclusion

In essence, Sword Art Online is a love story. I think what the creators want to convey is that the couple undergoes a lot together throughout their journey. It’s still quite a large audience for a simple love story. The show is doing its best to please fans. Sword Art Online seems to deliver what fans want. Once you get hooked on a story, you won’t want to stop, no matter how bad the plot gets.

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