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Two lackluster series of the ongoing season are apparently spreading their propaganda together – Dog Days has erected a colossal marketing banner, with the dreadful Sword Art Online filling the space beneath.

Whilst surely no one wants to have the sight of garbage in the streets, at least this arrangement is quite fitting – two sacks of trash piled atop one another. Incidentally however, even Dog Days is looking far better than Sword Art Online – the former has a cleaner and more engaging artwork, meanwhile, Sword Art Online seems to have some sort of identity crisis with side-characters.

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