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Title	:	ソードアート・オンライン 1: アインクラッド [Sōdo āto onrain 1: Ainkuraddo] (Sword Art Online Light Novels #1)
Author	:	Reki Kawahara
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	April 10th 2009 by ASCII Media Works
Categories	:	Novels. Light Novel. Fantasy. Sequential Art. Manga. Science Fiction. Fiction. Young Adult. Romance

ソードアート・オンライン 1: アインクラッド [Sōdo āto onrain 1: Ainkuraddo] (Sword Art Online Light Novels #1) Paperback | Pages: 352 pages

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「これは、ゲームであっても遊びではない」

クリアするまで脱出不可能、ゲームオーバーは本当の“死”を意味する──。謎の次世代MMO『ソードアート・オンライン（SAO）』の“真実”を知らずログインした約一万人のユーザーと共に、その過酷なデスバトルは幕を開けた。
SAOに参加した一人である主人公・キリトは、いち早くこのMMOの“真実”を受け入れる。そして、ゲームの舞台となる巨大浮遊城『アインクラッド』で、パーティを組まないソロプレイヤーとして頭角をあらわしていった。
クリア条件である最上階層到達を目指し、熾烈な冒険（クエスト）を単独で続けるキリトだったが、レイピアの名手・女流剣士アスナの強引な誘いによって彼女とコンビを組むことになってしまう。その出会いは、キリトに運命とも呼べる契機をもたらし……。果たして、キリトはこのゲームから抜け出すことができるのか。

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Original Title:	ソードアート・オンライン1: アインクラッド
ISBN:	4048677608 (ISBN13: 9784048677608)
Edition Language:	Japanese
Series:	Sword Art Online Light Novels #1

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I've had this on my shelf for about 3 years because it was bought for me when I watched the anime. Reading the book brought back all the warm fuzzy feelings about Kirito and Asuna and I'm so glad I finally got around to it. The book is a bit light on the details and I would love to see more of Aincrad because it's my dream game but I'm looking forward to the next book and the next game.

FUCK THIS SEXIST PIECE OF SHIT

2.75 STARSWhen my friend begged me to watch the Sword Art Online anime prior to me purchasing this book, I was a bit sceptical. I've heard many great things about Sword Art Online, but the series has been criticised as well. I decided to buy the light novel first because in my experience, the manga/light novel has almost always been better than the anime.The premise of the story greatly interested me at first: thousands of hardcore games trapped in the very game they thought would help them

The start of this series is really 5 stars. I really had high hopes for it, but as it goes on it really gets poor. That being said, I still enjoy it. Worth reading & watching

"A huge castle made of stone and steel floating in an endless sky.That was all this world was.Above, there were 100 floors stacking straight upwards; its sheer size was unbelievable. It was impossible to even guess how much data it consisted of.Inside, there were a couple of large cities along with countless small scale towns and villages, forests and plains, and even lakes. Only one stairway linked each floor to another, and the stairways existed in dungeons where large numbers of monsters

"ソードアートオンライン" is probably the most famous (or at least one of the most) series of light novels to have come out of Japan. 10000 players get stuck into a virtual reality role playing game after its creator decides to go all evil and make the game into just more than a pastime. If you die in the game you die in real life, you cannot disconnect, and till someone passes the game, everyone is stuck there. Our hero, a loner, is Kirito, your run-of-the-mill hero in Japanese novels for boys: on top of

First off, have to say, that the Anime brought me here... anyone who wasn't draw to the light novels after the anime is either lazy/dumb or both...SAO #1 follows the story of Kirito inside a futuristic virtual game in which a person becomes the avatar in the game and is fully set inside the game, to the point in which a few software modifications can leave you trapped inside, without any way out, except the game's developer overwriting the code... *wink*The story develops beautifully and takes