2013-06-05, 04:33 AM
Razmos Wrote:Which is where it becomes very entertaining, because that means pretty much everyone who voted for it has watched it illegaly online. I HIGHLY doubt the people behind SAO are going to want a crossover event with a region that doesn't even have the show yet. The whole idea of crossover events is that both sides get represented. what profit would SAO make from this at all?
I'm pretty sure all the other anime's mentioned have been officially translated into english and released in the US, so they don't have the same problem.
SAO had an official simulcast agreement with Crunchyroll. So whilst they may not be released yet in physical disk media, the episodes are certainly available through easily accessible legal means online. I believe the show can still be watched for free even now with official subtitles.
So uh, what was your point again?