Kirito and Asuna Top Fan Poll of Best Anime Couples 

Kirito and Asuna Top Fan Poll of Best Anime Couples

Anime website Charapedia asked 10,000 fans to vote on their anime "it" couple. Unsurprisingly with the popularity of

and its currently airing sequel, stars Kirito and Asuna topped the poll with 977 votes. Here\'s the top 20 most popular couples, followed by the top ten voted by men and women. A total of 58.1% of the voters were male, 41.7% were female, and 89.9% in their teens or 20s.

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