Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale
Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale shifts the franchise's game battles into physical city spaces, where augmented reality replaces full-dive virtual reality. Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix are the listed legal streaming services. This finished 2017 movie runs for 119 minutes and works best after the first Sword Art Online television season and SAO II. Its mystery relies on the survivors and consequences of the earlier death game. A-1 Pictures uses the augmented setup to make movement in the real world matter during combat. Fans drawn to the series' links between technology and personal memory have the clearest reason to watch.
About
A wearable augmented reality game turns familiar streets into combat zones. Players move through the physical world to fight digital monsters and improve their standing, but a veteran of an earlier virtual reality disaster remains wary of the craze. When familiar enemies begin appearing, troubling lapses in memory suggest that participation carries a hidden cost. The survivors investigate how the battles connect to what they are forgetting. Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale builds its mystery around whether a digital experience can be separated from the memories and relationships formed inside it.
Information
- Japanese
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- Premiered
- February 18, 2017
- Episodes
- 1
- Duration
- 119 min per ep.
- Status
- Finished Airing
- Studio
- A-1 Pictures
- Source
- Original
- Themes
- music, primarily female cast, primarily teen cast, drama, female protagonist, japanese production
Seasons & Watch Order
Watch Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale after the original Sword Art Online television season and SAO II. Familiarity with the earlier death game and its survivors gives the movie's memory conflict the context it expects.
- Sword Art Online II(2014)prequel
- Sword Art Online: Alicization(2018)sequel
For the whole franchise, see the Sword Art Online Watch Order
FAQ
Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix are the listed streaming options. Each service carries the complete movie rather than an episodic cut.
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