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This page is about Aincrad, the floating castle in Sword Art Online and the New Aincrad in ALfheim Online. You maybe looking for the Aincrad Arc or the manga adaptation named as Aincrad.
Warning Spoiler Alert: This article or section contains details about plotlines not covered in the anime. Do not proceed unless you wish to be spoiled.

Aincrad (アインクラッド, Ainkuraddo?) is the first «Realized World» shown in the Sword Art Online series and the stage for the first VRMMORPG, «Sword Art Online», created by Kayaba Akihiko. It later became one of the nine realms of New ALfheim Online and the stage for the game's second Grand Quest.

Background[]

Aincrad is the world set as the stage for «Sword Art Online», declared to be the world's first VRMMORPG in history. It was incorporated in «ALfheim Online» on May 17, 2025.[1]

The base currency of Aincrad is the Cor.

Etymology and Meaning[]

The castle's name came from the concept of a «Realized World», called An Incarnating Radius (アン・インカーネイティング・ラディウス, An Inkāneitingu Radiusu?), which has been abbreviated as Aincrad.[2][3] It is also inferable that its design is symbolic for time and space. The vertical axis represents time and the circular floors represent space.[4]

Setting[]

According to the dark elven legends, in the long-distant past, the world was split into the forest elven kingdom Kales'Oh (カレス・オー王国, Karesu Ō Ōkoku?), the dark elven kingdom Lyusula (リュースラ王国, Ryūsura Ōkoku?), the human Alliance of the Nine (九連合王国, Kyū Rengo Ōkoku?) kingdoms, the underground realm of the dwarves, and various other groupings. While there were skirmishes at times, the land was at peace.[5]

But one day, a hundred varied regions from around the world were cut into circles from the earth and summoned up to the sky. The circles were under three kilometres across at the smallest and over ten kilometres at the largest. They were stacked in a conical formation to form a gigantic floating fortress a hundred floors tall.[5]

The castle held its countless towns and villages, mountains, forests and lakes, and never again returned to earth. The magic powers that caused the old civilization to flourish were lost, and with them, the nine kingdoms of man. Most towns reverted to maintaining themselves, and the floors lost contact with one another. A great length of time passed. Legends and tales of the Great Separation (大地切断, Daichi Setsudan?) still existed among the two elf races, the only people to keep their kingdoms intact from that fateful time.[5]

Geography[]

Aincrad is an iron-and-stone made floating castle that has about ten kilometers floor base diameter and consists of a hundred floors stacking straight upwards, meaning that each floor's diameter is a bit smaller than the previous one. On each floor, there are a couple of large cities along with countless small scale towns and villages, forests, plains, and even lakes. Only one stairway links each floor to another, and the stairways exist beyond the boss room of each Labyrinth. The «Teleport Gates»[6] of every unlocked cities are connected to one another.

It is possible to climb the outer circumference of Aincrad, but trying to climb beyond a floor that has not been unlocked will result in being blocked by a barrier and a visual error.[7]

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Aincrad Locations Navigation Bar
Teleport Gate
Floor Notable locations and landmarks
1 Town of Beginnings, Black Iron Palace, Hidden Dungeon, Monument of Swordsmen[Navbar 1], Monument of Life[Navbar 2], Chamber of Resurrection[Navbar 3], Tolbana, Horunka Village, Medai Village
2 Urbus, Urbus Teleport Gate Plaza, Marome Village, Taran Village
3 Forest of Wavering Mists, Zumfut, Zumfut Teleport Gate Plaza, Dessel
4 Rovia, Rovia Teleport Gate Plaza, Bear Forest, Yofel Castle, Usco Village, Caldera Lake
5 Karluin, Karluin Teleport Gate Plaza, Mananarena, Shiyaya
6 Stachion, Stachion Teleport Gate Plaza, Suribus, Ararro Town, Castle Galey, Lake Talpha, Cave City of Goskai, Murutsuki Village
7 Lexio[Navbar 4], Lexio Teleport Gate Plaza, Verdian Prairie, Volupta, Volupta Grand Casino[Navbar 5], Volupta Beach[Navbar 6], Volupta Grand Casino Monster Arena[Navbar 7], Plamio, Skeleton Prairie,[Navbar 8] Forest of the Shaky Boulders, Halin Arboreal Palace[Navbar 9], Ant-Crossing Ravine, Tribra Village
8 Frieven Village, Frieven Teleport Gate Plaza
9 Dark Elf Queen's Castle[Navbar 10]
10 Thousand Snake Castle[Navbar 11]
11 Taft, Taft Teleport Gate
19 Ralberg, Ralberg Teleport Gate, Hill of the Cross, Griselda's Tomb
20 Sunshine Forest
22 Coral Village, Coral Teleport Gate Plaza, Forest House K4, Lake Outside Coral Village
24 Panareze, Panareze Teleport Gate Plaza
25 Giltstein, Giltstein Teleport Gate Plaza, Former location of the Knights of Blood Headquarters
27 Ronbaru Town, Ronbaru Teleport Gate
28 Wolf Plains
35 Forest of Wandering, Mishe, Mishe Teleport Gate Plaza
39 Nolfret, Nolfret Teleport Gate Plaza, Former location of the Knights of Blood Headquarters
40 Jaileum, Jaileum Teleport Gate Plaza
46 Ant Hill
47 Floria, Floria Gate Plaza, Hill of Memories, Forest of Giant Flowers
48 Lindarth, Lindarth Teleport Gate Plaza
49 Myujen, Myujen Teleport Gate Plaza
50 Algade, Algade Teleport Gate Plaza
55 Granzam, Granzam Teleport Gate Plaza, Knights of Blood Headquarters, West Mountain
56 Pani, Divine Dragon Alliance Headquarters
57 Marten, Marten Teleport Gate Plaza
59 Danac, Danac Teleport Gate Plaza
61 Selmburg, Selmburg Teleport Gate Plaza
65 Old Castle Labyrinth
66 Old Castle Labyrinth
72 Ozmalt, Ozmalt Teleport Gate Plaza, Agarla Village
74 Kamdet, Kamdet Teleport Gate Plaza
75 Collinia, Collinia Teleport Gate Plaza
100 Ruby Palace
  1. ↑ Only in New ALO
  2. ↑ Only in the SAO official service
  3. ↑ Only in the SAO Beta
  4. ↑ Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of a Red Blaze, Part 1
  5. ↑ Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of a Red Blaze, Part 3
  6. ↑ Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of a Red Blaze, Part 2
  7. ↑ Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of a Red Blaze, Part 4
  8. ↑ Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of a Red Blaze, Part 6
  9. ↑ Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of a Red Blaze, Part 9
  10. ↑ According to Kizmel in Progressive Volume 3, Barcarolle of Froth, Part 7
  11. ↑ According to Kirito in Progressive Volume 1, Aria of a Starless Night, Part 14


Monsters[]

A variety of unique monsters that can be found on every floor and in every dungeon in Aincrad. They are the main source of income for most players, as they drop Cor and other items to the victorious players. Like NPCs, monsters, except for most if not all bosses, re-spawn after a certain amount of time has passed since they were killed.

Known Bosses[]

Boss Name Floor Other Details Ref
«The Fatal Scythe» 1st Floor (Bonus) Boss Monster of the Black Iron Palace Hidden Bonus Dungeon [8]
«Illfang the Kobold Lord» 1st Floor [9]
«Nato the Colonel Taurus» 2nd Floor Mid-boss [10]
«Baran the General Taurus» 2nd Floor Closed Beta Floor Boss
Mid-boss in the official release 		[10]
«Asterius the Taurus King» 2nd Floor Floor Boss in the official release [10]
«Bullbous Bow» 2nd Floor (Field) A Field Boss of the 2nd Floor. [11]
«Nephila Regina» 3rd Floor (Quest, Dungeon) One of the Flag Mobs for the 3rd Floor portion of the first campaign quest in SAO, as well as the dungeon boss of the Queen Spiders Nest. [12]
«Fallen Elven Commander»[† 1] 3rd Floor (Quest, Dungeon) One of the Flag Mobs for the 3rd Floor portion of the first campaign quest in SAO. [13]
«The Indolent Treent» 3rd Floor (Field) Field Boss [14]
«Nerius the Evil Treant» 3rd Floor Floor Boss [13]
«Biceps Archelon» 4th Floor Field Boss [15]
«Wythege the Hippocampus» 4th Floor Floor Boss [16]
«Fuscus the Vacant Colossus» 5th Floor Floor Boss [17]
«Basalt Morpha» 6th Floor Field Boss [18]
Carnivorous plant-type Field Boss 6th Floor Field Boss [18]
«The Irrational Cube» 6th Floor Floor Boss [19]
«Aghyellr the Igneous Wyrm» 7th Floor Floor Boss [20]
«Kagachi the Samurai Lord» 10th Floor Floor Boss [21]
«Zehghi the Flame Caller» 11th Floor (Field) Field Boss [21]
«The Storm Griffin» 11th Floor Floor Boss [21]
«The Strict Hermit» 12th Floor Floor Boss [21]
«The Dire Tusk» 18th Floor Floor Boss [21]
«The Witch of the West» 22nd Floor (Quest) Can only be defeated with the help of the roar of a lion. [22]
Two-headed giant-type boss 25th Floor Floor Boss [23]
Metallic elemental-type boss 27th Floor Floor Boss [24]
«Waheela the Black Wolf» 28th Floor Floor Boss [21]
«Nicholas The Renegade» 35th Floor (Event) A Christmas event Flag Mob in the Forest of Wandering [25]
«Feral Warder Chief» 40th Floor Dungeon Boss [26]
«Ruthless Warder Chief» 40th Floor Mid-Boss [27]
«Bracken the Prison Warden» 40th Floor Floor Boss [26]
Six-armed metallic buddha statue-type boss 50th Floor [23]
«X'rphan the White Wyrm» 55th Floor (Quest) [28]
«Geocrawler» 56th Floor (Field) A Field Boss of the 56th Floor. [29]
Armored stone warrior-type boss 60th Floor [8]
«The Gleam Eyes» 74th Floor [30]
«The Skull Reaper» 75th Floor [31]
«Dorz'l the Chaos Drake» 91th Floor Floor Boss [21]
Heathcliff 100th Floor (supposedly) [32]
«An Incarnation of the Radius» 100th Floor The original boss for the 100th Floor, developed before Kayaba Akihiko turned Sword Art Online into a death game. [21]

Known Monsters[]

Monster Name (English) Monster Name (Japanese) Location References
«Argent Serpent» 7th Floor [33]
«Annoying Wraith» アノイング・レイス 6th Floor [34]
Ant queen N/A 46th Floor [35]
«Balloon Roussette» バルーン・ルーセット 39th Floor [36]
«Bull Slug» ブルスラッグ 61st Floor [37]
«Covetous Ooze» カビタス・ウーズ 6th Floor [38]
«Dark Dwarf Miner» 闇ドワーフ(ダークドワーフ)・マイナー 27th Floor - Labyrinth [24]
«Blazing Newt» ブレイジング・ニュート 7th Floor [39]
«Blood Wolf Leader» ブラッド・ウルフ・リーダー 28th Floor [40]
«Bouncy Slater» バウンシー・スレータ 7th Floor [41]
«Coppice Spider»[† 2] コピス・スパイダー 3rd Floor [12]
«Dark Elven Gatekeeper» ダークエルブン・ゲートキーパー 4th Floor [16]
«Dark Elven Royal Guard» ダークエルブン・ロイヤルガード 7th Floor [42]
«Dark Elven Scout» ダークエルブン・スカウト [43]
«Dark Elven Wolf Handler» 黒エルフの狼使い(ダークエルブン・ウルフハンドラー) 3rd Floor [12]
«Demonic Servant» デモニッシュ・サーバント 74th Floor - Labyrinth [30]
«Dire Wolf» ダイアー・ウルフ 1st Floor [44]
«Drunk Ape» ドランクエイプ 35th Floor [45]
«Dusk Lizard» ダスクリザード [46]
«Elder Treant» エルダー・トレント 3rd Floor [42]
Elder Sapling 3rd Floor [47]
«Fallen Elven Foreman» 4th Floor [48]
«Fallen Elven Guard» 4th Floor [48]
«Fallen Elven Scout» 6th Floor [49]
«Fallen Elven Warrior» フォールン・エルフ・ウォリアー 3rd, 6th Floors [13][49]
«Feathered Little Dragon» フェザーリドラ [45]
«Forest Elven Falconer» 森エルフの鷹使い(フォレストエルブン・ファルコナー) 3rd Floor [12]
«Forest Elven Hallowed Knight»[† 3] フォレストエルブン・ハロウドナイト 7th Floor [42]
«Forest Elven Heavy Warrior» フォレストエルブン・ヘビーウォリアー 4th Floor [16]
«Forest Elven Inferior Knight» フォレストエルブン・インフェリアナイト 4th Floor [16]
«Forest Elven Light Warrior» フォレストエルブン・ライトウォリアー 4th Floor [16]
«Forest Elven Rower» フォレストエルブン・ロウワー 4th Floor [16]
«Forest Elven Spearman» フォレストエルブン・スピアマン 4th Floor [16]
«Forest Elven Swordsman» フォレストエルブン・ソードマン 4th Floor [16]
«Forest Wasp» フォレスト・ワスプ 1st Floor [50]
«Frenzy Boar»[† 4] フレンジーボア 1st Floor [51]
«Frost Bone» フロストボーン 55th Floor [28]
«Gaudy Nepenthes» ゴーディー・ネペント 4th Floor [52]
Gargoyle N/A 27th Floor [53]
«Garish Gerbera» ガリッシュ・ガーベラ 47th Floor [54]
Giant Ant N/A 46th Floor [35]
«Giant Pincerat» ジャイアント・ピンサーラット 7th Floor [33]
Giant Venus Fly Trap N/A 47th Floor [55]
«Granite Elemental» 鉱石エレメンタル(グラナイト・エレメンタル) 27th Floor - Labyrinth [24]
«Greasy Wormlizard» グリーシー・ワームリザード 7th Floor [56]
«Hematomelibe» ヘマトメリベ 7th Floor [57]
«Ichthyoid Cultivator» イクチオイド・カルティベーター 4th Floor [58]
«Jagged Worm» ジャグド・ワーム 2nd Floor [59]
«Killer Mantis» キラーマンティス 20th Floor [40]
«Kuchina Elite Assassin» クチナ・エリートアサシン 10th Floor [60]
Land Anemone N/A 47th Floor [54]
«Large Nepenthes» ラージネペント 1st Floor [61]
«Lesser Taurus Striker» レッサートーラス・ストライカー 2nd Floor [62]
«Little Nepenthes»[† 5] リトルネペント 1st Floor [61]
«Lizardman Lord»[† 6] リザードマンロード 74th Floor - Labyrinth [63]
«Magnatherium» マグナテリウム 4th Floor [64]
«Maroon Wolf» マルーン・ウルフ 22nd Floor [65]
«Moldy Mummy» モールディ・マミー 5th Floor [66]
«Mournful Wrath» モーンフル・レイス 5th Floor [67][66]
«Muriqui Brawler» ムリキ・ブローラー 6th Floor [34]
«Muriqui Nut Thrower» ムリキ・ナッツスローワー 6th Floor [34]
«Muriqui Snatcher» ムリキ・スナッチャー 6th Floor [34]
«Ophiometus» オヒオメトゥス 6th Floor [38]
«Orochi Elite Guard» オロチエリートガード 10th Floor [68]
«Ragout Rabbit»[† 7] ラグー・ラビット 74th Floor [46]
«Red Spotted Beetle» レッド・スポテッド・ビートル 2nd Floor [69]
«Resentful Wraith» リゼントフル・レイス 6th Floor [34]
«Roaring Wolf» ロアリング・ウルフ 3rd Floor [70]
«Ruin Kobold Sentinel» ルインコボルド・センチネル 1st Floor [71]
«Ruin Kobold Trooper» ルインコボルド・トルーパー 1st Floor - Labyrinth [72]
«Rusty Lykaon» ラスティー・リカオン 7th Floor [41][73]
«Scavenger Toads» スカベンジトード 1st Floor [8]
«Scuttle Crab» スカットル・クラブ 4th Floor [48]
«Sly Shrewman» スライ・シユルーマン 5th Floor [67]
«Storm Hornet» ストームホーネト 2nd Floor [59]
«Swamp Kobold Rat Hunter» スワンプ コボルド・ラツトハンター 1st Floor [74]
«Swamp Kobold Trapper» スワンプコボルド・トラッパー 1st Floor [74][75]
«Storm Lykaon» ストーム・リカオン 7th Floor [73]
«Taurus Ironguard» トーラス・アイアンガード 2nd Floor - Labyrinth [10]
«Taurus Ringhurler» トーラス・輪投げ男(リングハーラー) 2nd Floor - Labyrinth [10]
«The King of Lakes» 湖のヌシ 22nd Floor - event monster [76]
«Thicket Spider» シケット・スパイダー [† 8] 3rd Floor [12]
«Treant Sapling» トレント・サプリング 3rd Floor [42]
«Trembling Cow» トレンブリング・カウ 2nd Floor [77]
«Trembling Ox» トレンブリング・オックス 2nd Floor [78]
«Verdian Lancer Beetle» ヴェルディアン・ランサービートル 7th Floor [56]
«Verdian Poison Wasp» ヴェルディアン・ポイズンワスプ 7th Floor [56]
«Verdian Rock Boar» ヴェルディアン・ロックボア 7th Floor [39]
Werelions[† 9] N/A 40th Floor [22]
Werepanthers[† 9] N/A 22nd Floor - quest area [22]
«Windwasp» ウインドワスプ 2nd Floor [59]
«Yellow Wasp» イエロー・ワスプ 1st Floor [50]

New Aincrad (ALO Version)[]

Aincard in ALO

Aincrad in ALfheim Online

At the end of Fairy Dance Arc, with the sprouting of the «World Seed», some of the old ALO players funded a new company, Ymir, which bought all of the ALfheim Online data from RECT Progress Inc. for a small fee and discovered that a complete copy of the castle existed on the server. As the company had to fight a decrease in the playerbase due to RECT Progress' inhuman experiments and because the company was formed by veteran MMO game players who had been playing since the 2D age and could not bear the deletion of the intricately designed castle, the castle of New Aincrad was implemented into the ALO world, floating above the continent of Alfheim, on May 17, 2025.[79][1]

The castle is currently being cleared by guilds and players without a guild. Such raids are led by high-level players like General Eugene.

Changes[]

The castle is essentially identical to the original Aincrad, except for a few key features. First, the bosses and dungeon monsters were made significantly more difficult, as there is no threat of real death in the ALO's Aincrad. Dungeon maps and similar features were likely re-done, as the Clearers in ALO continue to utilize mapping and scouting strategies on bosses, while all the bosses were changed to brand new ones. The last known change is on the Monument of Life. After this update, the monument, which before used to list existing players who were still alive at the time, is now called as the «Monument of Swordsmen» and is used to list players who participate in clearing the boss of each floor. As the monument can only record seven player names for each floor cleared at most (due to space limitations), if more than one party participates in the battle against the boss of the floor, only the name of the leader of each party will be listed on the monument, however, if one party of up to seven players is able to beat the boss on their own, the name of each member of the party will appear on the monument.[53]

Features and Restrictions[]

Since Aincrad was fused with ALfheim Online's gameplay, the system was also designed to re-account for magic, flying, and the new limitations and additions with Sword Skills. It is now possible to fly from floor to floor in ALO's Aincrad, although the outer circumference is closed for floors which have not yet been unlocked.[24][53] Additionally, a flight altitude limit for players is set at the level of the 50th Floor, preventing players from examining the outside of the floors above it, including the top of the castle.[24][80] Dungeons are no-flying zones,[81] and the Remain Light system was incorporated from ALO.[82]

Known Bosses[]

Boss Name Floor Other Details
Wadjet the Flaming Serpent 8th Floor[81]
The Four-Armed Giant 27th Floor[83] Non-official name
Large Crustacean[84] 28th Floor Non-official name

Gallery[]

Notes[]

  1. ↑ The name was Fallen Elf Commander in both the web and published versions of Concerto of Black and White, but the name was changed in Kirito's recollection in Progressive Volume 3, Barcarolle of Froth, Part 5
  2. ↑ "Copse Spider" in the Yen Press translation.
  3. ↑ Named as "Forest Elf Officer" in the web version.
  4. ↑ Level 1
  5. ↑ Level 3
  6. ↑ Level 82
  7. ↑ Super Rare
  8. ↑ Written in English with furigana in the raw
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 A monster race, not the name of an individual monster

References[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Episode 25
  2. ↑ Volume 5, Chapter 6
  3. ↑ Volume 8, Calibur, Part 3
  4. ↑ Volume 5, Chapter 2
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Progressive Volume 2, Concerto of Black and White, Part 6
  6. ↑ Volume 1, Prologue
  7. ↑ Volume 2, Morning Dew Girl, Part 1
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Volume 2, Morning Dew Girl, Part 3
  9. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, Aria of a Starless Night, Part 11
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 Progressive Volume 1, Rondo of a Fragile Blade, Part 12
  11. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, Rondo of a Fragile Blade, Part 7
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 Progressive Volume 2, Concerto of Black and White, Part 3
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Progressive Volume 2, Concerto of Black and White, Part 9
  14. ↑ Material Edition 27
  15. ↑ Progressive Volume 3, Barcarolle of Froth, Part 6
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4 16.5 16.6 16.7 Progressive Volume 3, Barcarolle of Froth, Part 8
  17. ↑ Progressive Volume 4, Scherzo of Deep Night, Part 10
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 Progressive Volume 6, Canon of the Golden Rule, Part 13
  19. ↑ Progressive Volume 6, Canon of the Golden Rule, Part 15
  20. ↑ Progressive Volume 8, Rhapsody of Crimson Heat Part 20
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 21.3 21.4 21.5 21.6 21.7 Full Record of SAO the Movie "Behind-the-Scenes" (8th week Ordinal Scale movie bonus)
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 The Day Before Part 6
  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 Volume 1, Chapter 20
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 The Day After Part 3
  25. ↑ Volume 2, Red-nosed Reindeer, Part 3
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 Hopeful Chant Part 5
  27. ↑ Hopeful Chant Part 1
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 Volume 2, Warmth of the Heart, Part 2
  29. ↑ Material Edition 1
  30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 Volume 1, Chapter 9
  31. ↑ Volume 1, Chapter 21
  32. ↑ Volume 1, Chapter 22
  33. ↑ 33.0 33.1 Progressive Volume 8, Rhapsody of Crimson Heat Part 15
  34. ↑ 34.0 34.1 34.2 34.3 34.4 Progressive Volume 5, Canon of the Golden Rule, Part 4
  35. ↑ 35.0 35.1 Volume 2, Red-nosed Reindeer, Part 1
  36. ↑ Hopeful Chant Part 4
  37. ↑ Volume 4, Chapter 6
  38. ↑ 38.0 38.1 Progressive Volume 6, Canon of the Golden Rule, Part 6
  39. ↑ 39.0 39.1 Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of Crimson Heat Part 6
  40. ↑ 40.0 40.1 Episode 03
  41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of Crimson Heat Part 5
  42. ↑ 42.0 42.1 42.2 42.3 Progressive Volume 2, Concerto of Black and White, Part 1
  43. ↑ Progressive Volume 6, Canon of the Golden Rule, Part 7
  44. ↑ Episode 01
  45. ↑ 45.0 45.1 Volume 2, The Black Swordsman, Part 1
  46. ↑ 46.0 46.1 Volume 1, Chapter 5
  47. ↑ Monochrome Concerto[Clarification needed]
  48. ↑ 48.0 48.1 48.2 Progressive Volume 3, Barcarolle of Froth, Part 5
  49. ↑ 49.0 49.1 Progressive Volume 6, Canon of the Golden Rule, Part 11
  50. ↑ 50.0 50.1 The Next Day, Part 2
  51. ↑ Volume 1, Chapter 2
  52. ↑ Progressive Volume 3, Barcarolle of Froth, Part 4
  53. ↑ 53.0 53.1 53.2 Volume 7, Chapter 3
  54. ↑ 54.0 54.1 Volume 2, The Black Swordsman, Part 3
  55. ↑ Episode 04
  56. ↑ 56.0 56.1 56.2 Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of Crimson Heat Part 2
  57. ↑ Progressive Volume 7, Rhapsody of Crimson Heat Part 9
  58. ↑ Progressive Volume 5, Canon of the Golden Rule, Part 5
  59. ↑ 59.0 59.1 59.2 Progressive Volume 1, Rondo of a Fragile Blade, Part 2
  60. ↑ Progressive Volume 5, Canon of the Golden Rule, Part 3
  61. ↑ 61.0 61.1 Volume 8, First Day
  62. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, Rondo of a Fragile Blade, Part 8
  63. ↑ Volume 1, Chapter 1
  64. ↑ Progressive Volume 3, Barcarolle of Froth, Part 3
  65. ↑ Material Edition 11
  66. ↑ 66.0 66.1 Progressive Volume 4, Scherzo of Deep Night, Part 7
  67. ↑ 67.0 67.1 Progressive Volume 4, Scherzo of Deep Night, Part 5
  68. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, Aria of a Starless Night, Part 14
  69. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, Rondo of a Fragile Blade, Part 1
  70. ↑ Progressive Volume 2, Concerto of Black and White, Part 4
  71. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, Aria of a Starless Night, Part 6
  72. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, Aria of a Starless Night, Part 1
  73. ↑ 73.0 73.1 Progressive Volume 8, Rhapsody of Crimson Heat Part 16
  74. ↑ 74.0 74.1 The Next Day, Part 3
  75. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, Rondo of a Fragile Blade, Part 6
  76. ↑ Volume 1, Chapter 19
  77. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, Rondo of a Fragile Blade, Part 3
  78. ↑ Progressive Volume 1, The Reason for the Whiskers
  79. ↑ Volume 4, Chapter 9
  80. ↑ Author's commentary
  81. ↑ 81.0 81.1 The Day After Part 2
  82. ↑ Volume 7, Chapter 6
  83. ↑ Volume 7, Chapter 5
  84. ↑ Volume 7, Chapter 10

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