Asuna is adept at dealing with Kirito's narcissism, but it is shown that she is extremely uncomfortable with black characters, namely Tiffany, due to her isolated upbringing. Though she is skilled at combat and strategy, possibly even more than Kirito, she utterly lacks in the fundamentals of gaming, as she was unable to open her menu, send trade requests, understand that the player's names aren't their real ones or even eat. The female protagonist of the series and second in command of the Knights of the Blood Oath. Misanda (Episode 2) and xbubblemunkyx (Episode 5–present) as Asuna Yuuki/Asuna.Though Kirito complains constantly about weaker players, he is often manipulated into joining miscellaneous quests. He originally was so self-conscious that he became shocked and incredibly upset whenever people called him an asshole. Kirito is actually extremely self-conscious about himself and desperately wants people to like him but doesn't know how to due to his lack of social skills. Despite the fact that he knowingly goes out of his way to inconvenience and ridicule other players, this is all a persona. However, in the abridged version, Kirito is an arrogant and snarky egomaniac who often ridicules other players mercilessly, driving people like Asuna to call him "The Crown Prince of Douchebags". As in the original series, he is an extremely skilled combatant and one of the best players in the game.
This led to delay in the production of Episode 5 as new voice actors were cast for the characters of Klein ( Dizzasta), Asuna ( xbubblemunkyx), and Tiffany ( Octopimp). In October 2014, it was announced that Jragoswinn and Misanda had left Something Witty Entertainment due to creative differences and their characters had been recast. The opening song for the Aincrad Arc was "This is War" by 30 Seconds to Mars and it was replaced by "Real Life" by Greek Fire when the Fairy Dance Arc started. The only problem is he's an asshole who doesn't care about them. Now, the fate of the helpless players rests in the hands of the game's strongest player. Their only way to escape from this world is to clear the game, which stands at 100 Floors of beautiful scenery, formidable Dungeons, and ruthless Boss fights, all within a castle in the sky. However, once they log into the game, they find that they can't log out, and when they die in the game they die in real life. On November 6, 2022, 10,000 people swarm to buy a copy of its launch title, Sword Art Online. In the year 2022, virtual reality has progressed to the point that it's hard to distinguish from real life, thanks to Kayaba Akihiko, his company Argus, and their latest invention, the NerveGear.
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