He could have other kind of power and still be interesting, Inoda himself has invisibility (could be too derivative having two characters with the same trope and the same power btw), maybe mind-reading or emotion-reading and using it to manipulate others, or even something more creative like the power of buffing someone but it creates hallucinations if used too much. I really wanted an full game focused on the idea of the MC not knowing what's an hallucination and what's real, reminds me some parts of Hero Boy Ken that i liked a lot.
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I just thought of an interesting detail about Fujino Yui. Here is canon Yui.
Notice the black hair and grey/brown eyes. It is suppose to be the same as Kirito since Yui purposely made herself look like Kirito and Asuna's child.
Now here is Fujino Yui.
Besides the obvious extra meaty body change, her eyes became green. I thought this was to show she is now Inoda's child not Kirito's anymore. But the clearest picture of Inoda's eyes I can find is this.
Does it look green to you? To me it looks brown like Kirito. The only person I found in this game with green eyes is Leafa and that connection makes no sense.
What does everyone think? Is Yui's eye color a meaningless change? Is it suppose to match Inoda's eyes so Inoda's eyes are green? Or something else? We got to use our brain for something during the dry period between updates so we won't go off topic again!
Notice the black hair and grey/brown eyes. It is suppose to be the same as Kirito since Yui purposely made herself look like Kirito and Asuna's child.
Now here is Fujino Yui.
Besides the obvious extra meaty body change, her eyes became green. I thought this was to show she is now Inoda's child not Kirito's anymore. But the clearest picture of Inoda's eyes I can find is this.
Does it look green to you? To me it looks brown like Kirito. The only person I found in this game with green eyes is Leafa and that connection makes no sense.
What does everyone think? Is Yui's eye color a meaningless change? Is it suppose to match Inoda's eyes so Inoda's eyes are green? Or something else? We got to use our brain for something during the dry period between updates so we won't go off topic again!
I fully agree with you on there being no real point to go back into FOG since they are fucking in reality now and in FOG Asuna basically became exclusive to him, and all the other girls are making their moves in reality now as well so its kinda pointless unless for some sex scene with in game characters we haven't seen hook up. then like you mentioned the FOG arc has kinda run its course. The hotel arc has lasted way too long its not even interesting anymore cause of course they are alone so she will do whatever he wants, im ready for it to end and see how they hide their affair from everyone when they get back home. Ready to see just how slutty asuna becomes in reality since we saw how she got in FOG.
Thats an interesting topic i didn't think about i also thought maybe the yui change was just for more sex appeal
but you may be onto something with her looking this way now to show shes the child of asuna and inoda instead of kirito
as for the green eyes. interestingly enough asuna to me has more dark yellowish eyes in this game and inodas are more black than brown to me well when you mix yellow and black it can result in making green pretty close to the color we see in yui's eyes
Maybe that is something that was thought of ahead of time or could just be a complete coincidence
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I noticed that too. But personally, I explained it to myself by thinking that Fujino decided to slightly change the design so he could say it’s not a little girl, but actually 18+. Another explanation, as you said, is simply to show that she’s Inoda’s daughter.
Maybe Fujino just doesn’t want problems related to little girls. He can create such a character, but she won’t participate in any scenes. One body for the story, another for the sex scenes.
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Or just Fujino takes random models like Inoda's dick, I remember when those two had sex for the first time in the hotel, Asuna's eyes were black when in reality they must be orange
Imagine if Yui had purple eyes and you would immediately know who he was.
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Those details are really unnecessary, and as far as I remember, Yui was portrayed as a child without a defined gender. This feels so cruel.
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Actually, small thing, but even the basis of this is wrong, Yui never "made herself look like Kirito and Asuna's child", this is some random fanon KiriSuna thing someome made up, MHCP-001, codename Yui, always looked like this from the beginning, hell, even in the anime you can see when she was floating 'trapped' and watching players suffer she already had these looks (The idea behind it was probably that players would find a little girl's appereance nonthreatening enough to relax when she was doing her original in-game psychologist duties). Ironically, people have actually joked that she looked more like Sachi's or Suguha's biological child than Asuna's when looking at her details XD
But no, pretty sure Fujino just went with whatever he thought was best, he has done countless of minor character design changes all around beyond the most obvious ones from that, hell, reminder that he for some reason made in-game Undine Asuna NOT have blue eyes because they "didn't look right", whatever the hell that meant, despite the fact there are countles cards of Asuna with those around that have 0 issues XP
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Honestly, the sudden flip in opinions doesn’t surprise me. Fujino’s been dragging beloved characters through the mud like they’re nothing more than disposable toys. Sure, it’s an NTR game — but turning iconic heroines into one-dimensional, corrupted caricatures just for shock value? That’s not storytelling, that’s cashing in on lazy shortcuts, and fans notice.
If Fujino had built something original, he wouldn’t have the same spotlight or fanbase — I’ve got a friend who makes erotic doujinshi from scratch, and while using famous characters sells better, it also invites the kind of backlash that makes you question why you bothered in the first place. Original creators and loyal fans hate seeing their favorites reduced to cheap stereotypes.
Even in NTR, there’s room for nuance — some brutal corruption, sure, but also meaningful confrontations and character moments that don’t make you want to rage-quit. Good NTR games demand a writer with brains and guts, not an MC so passive you wonder if he’s just begging for it.
So yeah, the backlash isn’t just about who ends up where. It’s about respect — for the characters, the story, and the audience. When that’s missing, all you get is noise. And nobody wants to play a game that feels like a bait-and-switch for lazy drama.
Ironically, Fujino would have saved himself the issues if he had just made this a quick standard NTR game with insta-corruption like he usually does XP It was him actually dragging it on and trying to make 'something different' that caused all these issues and difference of opinions you usually never see in a NTR work, there is a reason why the standard NTR doujin of existing series only works for being 25 pages long or less, the more you drag it on the dumber and more blatantly nonsensical everything in it becomes XD Even as someone who has liked a lot of the twists and ways P2 took compared to he clearly original plan that Part 1 outlined, I can't deny Fujino may have been 100% better off with just staying as he did, but then again he didn't have quite the luxury to do that :O
Reminder, especially for those who haven't been around since the beginning, 'realistically' Fujino should have 'died' as a Game-creator before Part 2 even released thanks to the sudden insane shift regarding +18 works in China, he made a ton of crazy sacrifices and insane effort just to flee the country and be able to continue making his H-games, and that clearly was a big motivation behind the changes in Part 2.
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While the idea of an NTR game set in My Hero Academia sounds awesome, while I like the character of Ochaco in the manga/anime, I don’t find her sexy enough to feel real heartbreak if she got stolen from the MC. But if Fujino tackled My Hero Academia: Vigilantes instead, that’d be way more interesting. There are two female characters interested in Koichi Haimawari, aka The Crawler, and they’re quite attractive—like Kazuho Haneyama (Pop☆Step) and especially the stunning Makoto Tsukauchi, the General Manager of the Captain Celebrity Corporation.
Kazuho secretly loves Koichi, who saved her when she was younger—he thought she was a boy back then, but it was actually her.
The MHA universe has so much potential for a villain with quirks centered on sex, corrupting the female characters in a way that feels deep and irreversible.
That said, even with all the ingredients in place, creating a new Inoda-type villain in that world wouldn’t be easy, even with characters who are barely human anymore.
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I guess I lucked out from not watching SAO then, I've been loving this game for the most part.
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Fujino’s classic quick-and-dirty NTR works because it slaps hard and fast—just like those solid 25-page doujins that get straight to the point. Stretching this mess out only makes it sloppy and dumb as hell, killing any punch it had.
But let’s not forget the chaos he’s been through—running from China’s brutal crackdown on adult games ain’t a walk in the park. So yeah, Part 2 tries to do something bigger, like cooking a fancy meal while the kitchen’s on fire. No surprise it’s messy and uneven.
I’m not against Fujino changing things up—just don’t serve us a finale that’s all butter with no bread to hold it. Too much spread, and it gets greasy and leaves a bad taste in the mouth.
He’s great at delivering those sharp, intense NTR hits, but if he wants to drag the story longer, there better be some real depth and payoff. Otherwise, it’s just a boring extended hookup with no climax. Fans want the thrill and the meaning.
Respect to the guy for surviving hell and still pumping out games, but if the ending flops, it’s gonna feel like getting cucked without even a proper explanation. We want that satisfying gut-punch, not a limp shrug.
If Fujino finds that sweet spot between fast and deep, he’ll keep us hooked. If not... well, we’ll just be left crying in the corner, clutching our broken hearts and empty wallets.
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Honestly, it’s no shock you’re vibing with the game more if you skipped SAO. When a master storyteller crafts a killer plot and some hack just rips off the main beats and characters without the soul, it’s like handing a newbie chef a gourmet recipe and getting a bland microwave meal. Fujino’s got everything lined up: smokin’ SOA characters, classic hentai tropes, and his ugly bastard Inoda. But real originality? Nope, just copying what’s already been done.
I’ve burned through so many top-tier NTR games that this one feels like a flat soda next to a craft brew. Still, I’m holding out hope for a finale that actually hits hard—none of that half-assed, limp-dick finish. Come on, Fujino, drop something that makes all this wait worthwhile!