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Originally Posted by Bahamut
...perhaps if Kirito had monologues saying how all these "side quests" could link to his final goal and his attitude was more of a two-faced personality like those typical closed eyed scheming anime characters...then the urgency of saving Asuna will still be present...
...because with the way they are presenting it...yes chances are these "side quests" will be important...but we do need to know that Kirito is thinking of Asuna 80% of the time...i mean of course he is...but you got to show it in some form...or else some viewers end up thinking he doesnt care...
...biggest issue i got is that they are making Kirito still look like the "the white knight" rather than "the knight in shining armour"...
...yes...Kirito is a nice guy but you can show us that he has a hidden agenda...well...a mission to be exact...
...in a sense SAO arc is like the "nice guy" becomes "hero"...while this arc should be the "hero" proving he is one...
...or im completely wrong...
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One thing is that the last episodes have been seen from Suguha's perspective. And she doesn't know what Kirito is thinking and thus it doesn't make sense for us to hear his thoughts. So we get to see how it feels for Suguha to be dragged around by Kirito, with little explanation about what he plans to be doing. It does give us a bit of a diffrent perspective on Kirito after all
