The main differences between the two is that Btooom! is told as a much, much darker story. However, when he and other players are forced to play a "live action" game of Btooom!, he is thrown from a world where Btooom! is only a game to having to survive on an island with live ammo, rather than playing the familiar game at home on his computer.
Ryouta of Btooom!, meanwhile, was the top player in an online game of the same name. Despite the fact that his character is reset down to the starting point when SAO is released to the public, he retains a lot of knowledge and the strategetical mindset that helps him to survive when SAO becomes life-or-death. Kirito of Sword Art played in the beta version of SAO, becoming one of the top tier players before the game was released to the public. Both involve games that had been fun for the main character previously that have now mutated into game of high-stakes life-or-death where only the best "players" can survive. I read Btooom! rather than watching the anime, but Sword Art Online and Btooom! have similar sort of concepts. if you have only watched one of them or neither of them i recommend you watch them both they are really good anime in my opinion. they both need to complete the conditions which in ryoutas case is to callect 8 items from his dead enemies but in kiritos case he needs to beat all 100 levels of the tower and defeat all of the bosses that come with each of them. the two have a simmilar theme they revolve around the game they play but they differ by this. While trying to regain his memories he realizes that it is exactly like the game that he is ranked #10 in the world Btooom.
after traveling in the world he opens the bag that he has never seen and there are bombs in it. But in Btooom! the main charcter gets taken away by men in black suits and sent to an island but he cant remember thelast few hours. I agree that these two are similar but they differ in SAO Kirigaya Kazuto (Kirito) gets stuck in this newly released game that was supposed to be all the rave, but after he got the game and started it up he got stuck by the game creator who wants to test the human race. And yes, both main characters are introverts who are scared of guilds, but they aren’t the same character, Kirito, from SAO, depends on his individual strength to survive, while Shiroe is more focused on strategy, their characteristics reflect the different goals of the worlds. hack series, but again Log Horizon takes it to a different level). Thus the focus of Log horizon is not escape but trying to build a world where players of all levels can live happily.īoth go into the emotional states of the characters after being trapped but Log Horizon also adds in the dynamic of NPC's actually having consciousness (something also touched on in the. Log horizon did use that idea but took it a different way, leaving them with no hope of escape. SAO changed it to not just one person or 'thing' being trapped in the world, but the entire population - focusing on the entire population, struggling as a whole, to get out. SAO and Log horizon are both able to stand on their own due to their unique take on the issue. hack series' came out long before SAO and were quite popular (at least popular enough that they made four different ones) Some say that log horizon is cheap since it feel like Log Horizon is riding on SAO's wave (popularity of a trapped in video game theme and Log horizon came out a year after SAO) but the.
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