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UPDATE 3/25/18: Sword Art Online’s season 3 release date has been announced for October. It’s the day Sword Art Online fans have been waiting for, and it comes with a bit of a twist, too. Not only has Sword Art Online season 3 has been …Read more »
Here's an exciting report out of left field from The Hollywood Reporter . Sword Art Online is getting the live-action adaptation treatment thanks to Skydance Television, an independent production company that recently acquired the global live-action rights in a partnership with Kadokawa Corp. There's currently …Read more »
The next Sword Art Online game, Sword Art Online: Lost Song , is coming to PlayStation 3 and PS Vita in Japan on March 26. With the release looming, Bandai Namco busted out a fifth TV spot in two flavors, "Seven" and "Rain," each of …Read more »
If our observations on a trip there last summer are any indication, anime is pretty popular in Taiwan. Animate, the otaku-centric anime shop, have a few stores there, and just as in the States, anime regularly airs on the TV. That became a small problem …Read more »
Details are a bit scant on this one, but a tiny bit of information recently rolled out regarding a TV special for the Sword Art Online anime. The series will be getting an "Extra Edition," but all we know right now is that it's set …Read more »
Disclosure: The author also works as Senior EN News Editor for Crunchyroll News, and a digital screener was provided for the film. Despite the fact that Kirito, Asuna and the rest of the Sword Art Online cast have really been put through the wringer over …Read more »
Reki Kawahara’s Sword Art Online series is going all out for the 10th anniversary of the TV anime adaptation, which also happens to coincide with the in-universe year that saw Kirito and Asuna getting trapped in the deadly game. Among the festivities is the premiere …Read more »
The Sword Art Online Progressive movie is coming to theaters in Japan on October 30, and will take fans back to the story’s first arc in style when it does so. For a closer look at that style, you can see more footage in the …Read more »
In addition to Anime Expo Lite, this weekend had Aniplex Online Fest 2021 delivering plenty of fresh news about upcoming titles. One of the big ones was an update on the Sword Art Online Progressive anime film, including release timing and a brand new visual. …Read more »
Sword Art Online director Tomohiko Ito—also known for TV anime like ERASED and Silver Spoon—has something new in the works. The director’s next project is set to be revealed on January 23, with airing planned as part of Fuji TV’s noitaminA block this April. So, …Read more »
Spinoff adaptation Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online may be about to begin, but it’s also time to look ahead to the anticipated third season of Sword Art Online proper. Next up is Sword Art Online: Alicization, which adapts the novel’s fourth arc when …Read more »
A bunch of information came out of this weekend’s Game no Dengeki Thanks Festival 2018 featuring Dengeki Bunko event, including more details on Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online. Based on the novels by Kino’s Journey author Keiichi Sigsawa, the TV anime is officially …Read more »
In case you forgot, which is understandable, last year Skydance Television acquired the global rights to Reki Kawahara’s Sword Art Online series, and they’re planning to produce a live-action television series. Now SAO has a pair of writer-producers lined up to act as showrunners, executive …Read more »
UPDATE 3/25/18: Sword Art Online’s season 3 release date has been announced for October. UPDATE 10/1/17: Indeed SAO’s third season was officially confirmed, as well as well as a spin off series based on the Alternative Gun Gale Online novels. Click here for more details. Back …Read more »
As if you needed any more reason to go to Anime Expo. Seriously, if our posts the last few weeks have sounded like advertisements for AX, it's not like we're affiliated with them in any way - they've just got a darn good lineup this …Read more »
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