Grey-Zone said: It's very simple actually: SAO: It came just right when we were in a swamp of anime filled with beta MCs who could do nothing but getting punched around by their pseudo "harem" and never even remotely getting close to seeing an actual lover relationship happen, while selling it as "slapstick comedy". It's important to note that SAO basically ended that "era" and made way for assertive MCs. Of course there were still some boring rom-com beta MCs left remaining afterwards, but their numbers went down considerably. AoT: Entirely because of Feuerroter Pfeil und Bogen (Guren no Yumiya), the first opening. There is no other reason. You are not entirely wrong, just watched it again and I'm on the verge of rewatching AoT. |
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