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Originally Posted by Slayerx
I don't see why not seeing as Kayaba gets to come out on top. That's the kind of negative message this series sends by not presenting Kayaba negatively.
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I believe the only person who isn't thinking too negatively of Kayaba is Kirito himself since he's the main person who we the viewer follow around the dialog and narrative just comes off sounding that way. With that in mind one has to realize Kirito sees Kayaba as a brilliant yet misguided man and while he is certainly not justified in his actions during the SAO incident one can not ignore that he left behind something amazing that the would change entire world.
Also I don't think you fully grasped the message this series was trying to send at all. It's more along the lines of no matter how tragic the event people will always find away to survive and live on.