Sword Art Online: the Asuna cosplay in Alfheim version by unica_cos is not afraid to get wet

Sword Art Online: the Asuna cosplay in Alfheim version by unica_cos is not afraid to get wet

Sword Art Online

One of the features of Sword Art Online is the ability to easily change the setting and style in each story arc. Each reader and viewer will have their own favorite settings and certainly many fans love Alfheim, perhaps also for Asuna's style. Now, we can admire the Asuna cosplay in Alfheim version made by unica_cos.

Asuna, in this story arc, is first of all a princess to be saved. The protagonist must find a way to free her of her. In this cosplay, however, Asuna is free and not afraid to bathe in the river water, like a nymph.

If you are a cosplay fan, then we can't help but suggest the cosplay of Momo Yaoyorozu from saravanilly si show in red swimsuit. Here then also the cosplay of Tsunade from skadicos is kissed by the sun. We close our suggestions with the cosplay of Triss in green dress from natsumi_cosplay plays with fire.


Tell us, what do you think of the Asuna cosplay in Alfheim version made by unica_cos? Has the Sword Art Online character been recreated in the best way, or do you think you've seen higher quality versions?

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Sword Art Online: Scherzo of the Dark Dusk Lands Release Date Following COVID Delay

Sword Art Online has been busy these past few years with a few big-screen projects. Of course, fans will know this year is meant to mark another one of those releases courtesy of Scherzo of a Dark Dusk. The movie is meant to follow Sword Art Online Progressive: Aria of a Starless Night. And despite a recent delay, fans have been given a new release date for the sequel.


According to the anime's team, Sword Art Online will return to theaters in Japan this fall. October 22nd is the film's new date. This comes after the anime's crew announced plans months ago to drop the sequel in early September. However, COVID caused unforeseen production delays, and Sword Art Online was forced to push back the release.


READ MORE: Sword Art Online Creator to Launch New Series This Fall | Sword Art Online Marks 10th Anniversary with Special Poster | Sword Art Online Progressive: Scherzo of Deep Night Releases New Trailer and Poster


If you are not familiar with Sword Art Online, you can catch up with the series on screen or in print. The show's current seasons are on Crunchyroll and Hulu. And if you want to check out the manga's official synopsis, you can read up on it below:


'In the year 2022, gamers rejoice as Sword Art Online – a VRMMORPG (Virtual Reality Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) like no other – debuts, allowing players to take full advantage of the ultimate in gaming technology: NerveGear, a system that allows users to completely immerse themselves in a wholly realistic gaming experience. But when the game goes live, the elation of the players quickly turns to horror as they discover that, for all its amazing features, SAO is missing one of the most basic functions of any MMORPG – a log-out button. Now trapped in the virtual world of Aincrad, their bodies held captive by NerveGear in the real world, users are issued a chilling ultimatum: conquer all one hundred floors of Aincrad to regain your freedom. But in the warped world of SAO, 'game over' means certain death – both virtual and real.'


What do you make of this latest update? Are you excited to check out Sword Art Online's new movie? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCB.





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