Sword Art Online: Alicization - War of Underworld Part 2

Good ending. Mostly a chill episode with a bit of action at the end. The ending tells us there’s more to come, and I’m really glad. Definitely not a series to be missed!

A chill episode, but still very enjoyable. The pacing is good, and the excitement is still there, making me want to keep watching the next one. One more to go!

Another intense episode, but not in the Underworld—it's in the real world. It's a race against time to save Kirito and Asuna. RATH is also facing another problem, and an unexpected person appears to save them!

One of the best episodes and a very satisfying one. The final battle is really intense, the animation is very good, and the soundtrack as well. I don’t really know how to express it anymore except that I was fully focused and deeply enjoying it.

What a satisfying episode! Not just because of the battle's outcome, but the animation and soundtrack were perfect! Seeing Kirito wield two swords just feels right! Also, another waku waku ending makes me want to watch the next episode right away!

An emotional moment in the middle of the episode, remembering all the hardships Kirito went through. All that buildup was necessary for the comeback in the end, and I'm super excited for it!

In this last episode the soundtrack and visual direction are solid, effectively allowing the viewer to feel the weight and hope conveyed by the story.

This is different from previous episodes that were all about fighting; this one is very calm, yet it isn't boring because the story's pacing remains consistent.

Holy GGO scenes! It’s kinda refreshing to see the gunfight between Sinon and Subtilizer! Also, the battle between Eiji and PoH is really nice—I love the animation, exactly what I love about SAO! Aside from the action scenes, it looks like hope is here at the end!

A really difficult episode to watch. It's becoming truly hopeless. Yanai shows his true colors, and both Yanai and PoH reveal what they actually did in the past. What a twist!

Things are looking really desperate here. More and more enemies are coming from other servers. Meanwhile, Gabriel Miller logs back in and turns out to be someone Sinon knows very well. The ending is kind of shocking, although I could already sense the bad vibes.

If there is one thing I could point out as lacking, it would be the somewhat slow pacing compared to the earlier episodes. But that’s fine, because this episode was emotional especially the part where I thought she was actually going to leave his partner.

I think this is the best episode of the season because the fight scene especially the animation was incredible. Plus, the storyline is solid. I don't want to spoil anything and ruin the excitement.

A really good episode! We get to see Kirito's old friends from ALO come to aid them in battle, and Higa's explanation about saving Kirito really makes me more waku waku for the next episode! A great buildup indeed!

Good continuation from Part 1! More action scenes and less dialogue are exactly what I like. Sinon and Leafa arriving was already cool enough, but the ending was even more exciting!

The animation in this episode is outstanding, especially during the action-packed scenes. It is further enhanced by an epic soundtrack that heightens the tension and excitement. Every scene feels cinematic and truly delivers a thrilling viewing experience.

Still the animation perfect like every episode improves. And the ending of the episode is so beautiful that you will stand up in excitement.

Leafa is so proud of this episode. Instead of thinking about her own safety, she chose to save people in need. Even though she could barely bear the pain and exhaustion, she didn't give up the fight.

One of the most painful things to watch is the desperation of the protagonists. Even though they are doing their best, it still doesn't seem like it's enough against so many enemies. And of course, everyone is still waiting for Kirito to wake up.

It's annoying to watch how they manipulate players from other countries into joining the war without them knowing what's really going on.