Though unlike most examples of this trope she feels it's wrong and tries to suppress these emotions by pursuing Kirito in-game, who turns out to be Kazuto all along. Big Brother Attraction: Went through this in Fairy Dance arc as she started having feelings for Kazuto, though technically they're Not Blood Siblings and actually cousins.In the game, she's a mighty Sylph warrior that has Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold. Badass Adorable: In real life, she's a cute and cheerful kendo champ.Back-to-Back Badasses: Does this with Kirito when charging the World Tree.When asked by Silica, she states that the reason she isn't captain is that her own style is unique to her, and that in such a club you'd generally want someone with an orthodox style in charge. Authority Equals Asskicking: By the time of Unital Ring, she's become Vice-Captain of her School's Kendo club.Arc Hero: The main heroine of the Fairy Dance arc alongside Kirito.Anguished Declaration of Love: The English dub of Season 1 Episode 22 has her saying 'I love you' towards Kazuto before telling him to leave her alone due to the trauma of discovering that he and Kirito are one and the same.Amazonian Beauty: Thanks to her kendo training, she has strong and well-defined muscles which become prominent even when making small movements, and she's found to be attractive by quite a few other Sylphs.After some angst, she manages to get over her romantic feelings for him during the Fairy Dance arc. All Love Is Unrequited: Is in love with Kirito, who's her cousin and adopted brother with Suguha fully aware that it's wrong and that Kirito himself doesn't reciprocate and is in love with Asuna instead.Affectionate Nickname: Is called 'Sugu' by Kazuto, although he refrained from doing so while distancing himself from her.This is likely due to OS occurring in the real world and given that Suguha is a top-four national-level kendo practitioner, she was taken out of the spotlight to balance out the story. Advertised Extra: In Ordinal Scale she's given the same level of promotion as the rest of the major characters, but she was sidelined for most of the film due to attending a kendo training camp.But otherwise her plot of entering SAO using her ALO account to find her brother is pretty much the same. She shows up even earlier in Integral Factor, where she appears on Floor 3 as opposed to after Floor 76 in Infinity Moment/Hollow Fragment.Storywise, this is because Suguha intentionally used a NerveGear to enter SAO so she could be with and help out her brother. The video game continuity has her appear in SAO during the adaptation of the Aincrad arc, while in canon she doesn't debut until the Fairy Dance arc of ALO.

The story wastes no time in having other characters poke fun of this. Some of the game adaptations such as Millennium Twilight and Fatal Bullet have her bust even more bursting in size.His editor suggested him to make her stacked in other adaptations. In the web novels, Suguha was originally meant to have a smaller bust size and Kawahara didn't bother changing it.She's also one IRL, as her kendo proficiency carries over to ALO. Action Girl: It's kinda a requirement in ALO.

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