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| Original Title: | ソードアート・オンライン1: アインクラッド |
| ISBN: | 4048677608 (ISBN13: 9784048677608) |
| Edition Language: | Japanese |
| Series: | Sword Art Online Light Novels #1 |
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Reki Kawahara
Paperback | Pages: 352 pages Rating: 4.33 | 7157 Users | 424 Reviews
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| Title | : | ソードアート・オンライン 1: アインクラッド [Sōdo āto onrain 1: Ainkuraddo] (Sword Art Online Light Novels #1) |
| Author | : | Reki Kawahara |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 352 pages |
| Published | : | April 10th 2009 by ASCII Media Works |
| Categories | : | Novels. Light Novel. Fantasy. Sequential Art. Manga. Science Fiction. Fiction. Young Adult. Romance |
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「これは、ゲームであっても遊びではない」クリアするまで脱出不可能、ゲームオーバーは本当の“死”を意味する──。謎の次世代MMO『ソードアート・オンライン（SAO）』の“真実”を知らずログインした約一万人のユーザーと共に、その過酷なデスバトルは幕を開けた。
SAOに参加した一人である主人公・キリトは、いち早くこのMMOの“真実”を受け入れる。そして、ゲームの舞台となる巨大浮遊城『アインクラッド』で、パーティを組まないソロプレイヤーとして頭角をあらわしていった。
クリア条件である最上階層到達を目指し、熾烈な冒険（クエスト）を単独で続けるキリトだったが、レイピアの名手・女流剣士アスナの強引な誘いによって彼女とコンビを組むことになってしまう。その出会いは、キリトに運命とも呼べる契機をもたらし……。果たして、キリトはこのゲームから抜け出すことができるのか。
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Ratings: 4.33 From 7157 Users | 424 ReviewsWrite Up Of Books ソードアート・オンライン 1: アインクラッド [Sōdo āto onrain 1: Ainkuraddo] (Sword Art Online Light Novels #1)
2.75 STARSWhen my friend begged me to watch the Sword Art Online anime prior to me purchasing this book, I was a bit sceptical. I've heard many great things about Sword Art Online, but the series has been criticised as well. I decided to buy the light novel first because in my experience, the manga/light novel has almost always been better than the anime.The premise of the story greatly interested me at first: thousands of hardcore games trapped in the very game they thought would help themAs a fan of the anime I was worried about reading it (I know the novel came first) in case my opinion changed and it did while its still mu favourite anime the book is intense and gives a broader scope of the story and world.The love story in the book is deeper and is explained well. The fights are intense and is funny all at the same time I cant wait for book 2!!
I've had this on my shelf for about 3 years because it was bought for me when I watched the anime. Reading the book brought back all the warm fuzzy feelings about Kirito and Asuna and I'm so glad I finally got around to it. The book is a bit light on the details and I would love to see more of Aincrad because it's my dream game but I'm looking forward to the next book and the next game.
I'm a huge fan of Sword Art Online having seen the anime (both SAO and SAO II and SAO Ordinal Scale), and having read parts of the SAO manga. I still find it a bit difficult to navigate between the manga and light novels of SAO. I love the concept (regardless of how horrible it is) of SAO, seriously, it is so interesting. My favourite arc is definitely the Aincrad arc, as that arc is the most intriguing for me. I do want to acknowledge the criticism that SAO have received, a lot of it I agree
OMG, what a great story, it made me yell! I love how Japanese people are always so drastic with their stories, this is about a virtual game where people log in, and then they get stuck in there, no log out function... and the worst pad is that if they die in the game, they die in real life. Only way out is clearing out all 100 floors. It seems simple enough of a story, but I gotta give it to the author, it's an amazing story, with enough twists that kept me interested, made me yell and didn't
Never really gave the anime much of a chance, but this light novel was great. I'm definitely going to be getting more volumes.
My recommendation would be to watch the anime first. I was surprised to find that this two volume story arc was really just one volume of the overall arc and then another volume of side stories and character development. So, this book covers the first episode, but then jumps to the 74th floor and finishes at the end. Kirito and Asuna already know each other and characters such as Silica and Lisbeth don't make any appearance in this volume. The most startling absence was Yui. It seemed strange
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