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Being this an Unbuilt Trope take, this is Deconstructed: he's a loner who treats as a personal insult that anyone but the most dedicated gamers could dare to enter an arcade, especially if the 'invaders' are girls, and when Minako (who actually has a life outside of video games and is a girl to boot) beats his record he flips out and accuses her of being a crossdresser. Codename: Sailor V gives one before the trope (or MMORPGs) was born with "Taku", the absolute ace at the arcade game Lovely Fighter.In fact, most of the former members of "Debauchery Tea Party" have this status, as do the Guildmasters of particularly large or well-known guilds. Shiroe, the protagonist, is very well-known among the upper tiers of players, but for his strategy and leadership, not his character's abilities (as an Enchanter, he's actually a support player, and is very weak in one-on-one fights). Played a bit more realistically in Log Horizon, in which over half the Adventurers, even the bit characters, are at or near the level cap and just about everyone has at least one legendary item.

Eve online tv tropes series#

No Game No Life: The series is about two NEET siblings who together form "Blank", who is this in every game they play.

That being said, Kirito has a knack for quickly making a reputation for himself in any game he tries and rapidly became famous in both ALO and GGO after only a few days spent in each game. This gets downplayed in later stories most of the people who recognize the name "Kirito" instantly are fellow SAO survivors, and most other player bases don't really have any idea who he is.

While it's implied there are others like him, he's the one everybody recognizes. In the first game, he becomes famous for being a solo player on the assault team (the single most dangerous role in the game, which most consider to be suicide without a large group to back you up). Sword Art Online: As the series mostly takes place inside of MMORPGs, Kirito both becomes and meets several of these across games.One can only wonder how he affords a monthly subscription(or even a PC)while being a penniless hobo. Of course, it turns out to be Hasegawa, who's a bum in real life. Gintama: During the Alien Screwdriver Arc, when Gin and the gang join a MMORPG called MonHun, they hear about a Legendary Player called M and set out to find him.When things all go to hell, he's the one the rest of the online community is looking to as a savior (even though Love Machine isn't something that can be taken down in an online duel). Summer Wars: King Kazma, who is the reigning world champion of OZ's combat minigame.