Watch Log Horizon Episodes Online

K-Kar I love this comment ⬇️

WombBroom88 8th rewatch?! Wow, with both seasons... thats like watching half of One Piece. Thats a compliment LOL

Doujin13 8th rewatch... And that's saying a lot.

Ninzerker @Chimmie A large reason why people don't like SAO is they made a HUGE deal about it being a death game with actual stakes everyone knows the "Die in game you die in real life" thing by now. And is a neat concept And personally, an Game Isekai is only as good as it's stakes. However from the get go we have Kirito, Who on several occasions just shits on those rules. Such as skills acquired offscreen that are used as one time relevant hand waving plot armor that doesn't come in at later scenes where it might be useful.... "So I hear you learned a Mid-battle regeneration skill you earn by letting your HP remain dangerously low for long periods of time in combat, and you leveled high enough that a squad of players around 10 levels below can't put out enough DPS to cancel your regen rate? Seems pretty handy when any would be solo future attackers begins to stab you in the chest, right? Kuradeel? Heathcliff?"

Chimmie i dont get how people can find this better then sao? like realy? the animation is terrible, storyline startoff is terrible. if you wanna see a trapped in a game world done right then please this aint it.

mariusu it's nice

Dilbert Season 3 set for this October.

Nicholas123 Never trust in genies

Madtrey123 What they said ⬇️

Madtrey123 What they said ^

Marauder_Slade This one was kinda depressing tho with the more times you die the less memories of home you will have due to data corruption when you get copied i guess i would love for them to make as many episodes as it takes for them to be able to return home if they want.

HunterMay ☝ what he said, just need more fan serives and realism like goblin slayer

ZhonLord Log Horizon is everything that Sword Art Online could have been. 1: The adventurers who are trapped in this world don't die when their characters die. They respawn, making them quite literally immortal. 2: They're not all just wandering around trying to survive, they immediately start taking to this new world like ducks to water. 3: The non-immortals they come across have a culture that makes for some incredible storytelling moments as the former players square off with a completely different mindset, and the clashes between the two are amazing. The art style for general conversation is very basic, avoiding side face profiles as much as possible, but it makes up for it whenever action takes place. Great visuals for the abilities, excellent pacing, and the plot flows naturally from one event to the next. The main character, Shiroe, is a genius who actually has personality - already making him better than half the "genius" main leads out there without even seeing what kind of character he has. Fortunately he, and everyone else in the cast, are very well developed and have depth to their personalities. Each ally and enemy alike have more to them than meets the eye, making for some wonderful development over the course of the story, and the solutions they come up with for the problems they face come naturally from who they are and how they think. If you want to see "trapped in a game world" done right, look no further.