However, I must point out that story wise, we did get some really decent characters, so I can't deny they didn't do that well. They introduced all of the guild ''NPCs'' and then they started progressing with the story without developing them much. I don't like the fact that he is really overpowered. He's not a super attractive but he looks badass. So I do like the unique aspect of the main character. Great quality, nice voice acting and great music, 8/10. I also liked the music, opening song is super catchy! I really liked the voice acting and sound in general. So for a well done animation I'll give a 8/10 I didn't notice anything unique or amazing about it, but I still think it's well done. I like the amount of detail on certain characters and the environment. Nothing spectacular or stunning, but still well done and enjoyable. So in conclusion, the story is well written and somewhat fun. One of the things I liked was the originality of the story. I'm glad that the story went in a direction that I didn't really expect. I didn't find the story interesting, and I wasn't that entertained by it (it did have some amazing moments thought) but I do see why a lot of people liked it. He tries to adapt to the world by finding out more about it.Įven thought I can't deny this story is pretty much great I must admit that I wasn't really into it as much. The story is based on a guild leader who for some reason stays inside a game after it's servers close down.
Yeah I can't deny that the story is based on a ''person stuck in virtual reality'', which is basically a genre by now. I'll make sure this doesn't happen again. NOTE: Because of personal reasons I didn't use images I captured and edited while watching, but rather images I found online. So which one does this anime fit into? Is it just another ''virtual reality'' anime with been there done that predictable story? Or is it super original show with stunning visuals and amazing story? The studio MADHOUSE has some AMAZING shows, on the other hand it also has some downright HORRIBLE shows. Demiurge shows his admiration for Ainz and his plans and believes that Ainz has been planning everything in advance for the next thousands of years.As a third review this summer, and I usually review 2 series a season, I will be reviewing Overlord! Ainz then meets up with Demiurge and asks for an update regarding the Theocracy. Later on, the runesmiths celebrate their new beginning. Ainz and the others meet up with Aura and Shalltear. However, one of them refuses, and Ainz kills him. Hejinmal gathers the rest of the dragons, and they agree to submit to Ainz. Riyuro commands the Quagoa to fight, but he’s pained, knowing that he has to choose who will fight until the desired amount of Quagoa remains. Shalltear tells Riyuro that the Quagoa must submit to the kingdom or she will kill everyone until only a certain about of males, females, and children remain. Aura explains that Ainz mentioned that to help Shalltear improve her strategic thinking. Shalltear mentions how it’s likely impossible that there is someone powerful enough to defeat the Death Knights in their area.
Meanwhile, Aura and Shalltear handle the Quagoa. While the rest of the dragons gather, Ainz helps Gondo take the book he wanted. Ainz approaches Olasird’arc, who refuses to submit to him. Ainz and Gondo go with Hejinmal to the rest of the dragons, while Shalltear and Aura take care of the Quagoa. Due to fear, Hejinmal immediately submits to Ainz.
Hejinmal meets Ainz, Gondo, Shalltear, and Aura. The dragon lord, Olasird’arc, sends one of his sons, Hejinmal, to help. Riyuro goes to the dragons to ask for their assistance in fighting the dwarves. Shortly after, another Quagoa reports that something is approaching. In the former dwarven capital, Yohz talks to Riyuro, their clan leader, about what happened. MORE: Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War’s Action ‘Will Top the Previous Series’ Overlord IV Episode 7 Recap
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