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Okay, taking into account some rules here:

1) We’ll need to employ the “do they see one another as a human unit” rule. Quinella obviously doesn’t regard anything as “human” enough that she can bypass the rule and kill people. Presuming this rule is what allows war to happen from the IK side, let’s assume they don’t really consider her human either. The golem is up to each knight’s personal interpretation.

2) Quinella cannot be harmed by weapons made of metal (the reason Kirito and Eugeo’s swords worked to harm her was because ice and tree aren’t metal). So, IK divine weapons aren’t made of metal and would be effective in dealing damage.

3) We know for a fact that no individual knight is better at Sacred Arts than Chudelkin or Quinella. Presuming they’re all required to follow the rules of spatial resources and that S30 isn’t doing the stuff she does in WoU, the use of Sacred Arts is pretty on-par on both sides, considering Quinella can use the tips of her hair.

4) Quinella knows all of their weaknesses. I don’t know how many knights know hers.

5) Quinella would probably play avoidance (aside from Sacred Arts) while Chudelkin and the Golem fight first, so they’d be taking on those two and be a bit worn down before getting to her, who would be fresh on her legs, basically.

6) Left out of the anime, weapons do have cooldowns after PWC use. I don’t know the cooldown times of the knights’ weapons (only Kirito and Eugeo’s), but I do know they can’t just keep using them nonstop. Quinella improvs with Sacred Arts, so she’s less predictable than the knights.

With all of that being said, I think her victory would rest on spatial resources and with so many people capable of taking them for Sacred Arts, she’s at a disadvantage. Again, that’s presuming she can’t just use her Cardinal System powers to just cheat. But even with those powers, Kirito and Eugeo did a pretty good number on her alone. So, I think if the knights ganged up on her like this, the IKs would win, presuming they bypassed thinking the Golem and Chudelkin were human. 

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22. Name two characters, from different fandoms, who you think would get along.

My brain literally went “Natsu Dragneel (Fairy Tail) and Shinra Kusakabe (Fire Force)” and honestly it’s not wrong but where is my head at right now?

23. Which fandom’s setting/world/time period would you like to live in?

A big advantage that Asuna has over Fanatio is that, much like other Integrity Knights, Fanatio’s style doesn’t focus on speed: it relies on those very straightforward attacks. Asuna and Kirito are absolute beasts to these guys because they’re very flexible and can think of ways to move their bodies that Integrity Knight just don’t put effort into thinking about. Asuna’s already strong, just like Fanatio, but the thing separating them is that Fanatio knows her strength and can stand still and not make complicated movements to mow down enemies with PWC; Asuna, however, is going to make use of the space and her speed to get the upper hand (after all, just like Eugeo, Asuna learned how to fend for herself in a fight from Kirito back in SAO Progressive). No matter how strong Fanatio is, Asuna has that flexibility that would lead her to victory. 

Kirito, definitely. Because Kirito fighting for his life is much more powerful than Yuuki fighting because she can. Not to knock Yuuki, she’s very good! And even Kirito says her reaction time makes his look like shit; she would have earned the dual-wielding skill in SAO, but I’d still place my bets on him. Especially because his Incarnate is so strong he straight up refused death once he found the willpower. Their difference is that for Yuuki, death at a young age is certain and she’s fighting because it’s all she can do now to be free. And for Kirito, death is not a certainty; he can still prevent it.