As Momonga heads out into this new world, in his avatar’s skeletal form, he learns that he is now one of this new world’s most powerful beings, but he also suspects that other players could have been transported, just as he was. It appears that he, along with all the now alive keep’s residents, have been transported to another world. Unable to log out, and unsure of what is happening, Momonga learns that The Great Tomb of Nazarick is no longer surrounded by swampland. All the NPCs are fiercely loyal to Momonga, especially Albedo (whom he made a slight adjustment to just before the incident, making her someone who is in love with him), calling him the true leader of the guild, as he was the only one who never abandoned them, even as the game came to an end. As the servers shut down for good, and the screen goes dark, Momonga sits with the keep’s NPCs gathered around him, but he is in for a surprise, when it appears that the game doesn’t shut down, and all the NPCs begin speaking, and acting, as if they are alive.
On the game’s final night, Momonga pays his respects to the guild hall, The Great Tomb of Nazarick, that he and his companions, the Ainz Ooal Gown, built through the twelve years of the game’s lifespan.
Overlord follows Momonga, a veteran player of Yggdrasil, an immersive MMORPG that has reached the end of its run.
#Overlord ii anime rating series
In the early part of November, anime publisher Funimation Entertainment released Overlord on Blu-ray and DVD, so we decided to check out this fantasy adventure series with a very familiar story, based on the light novel series written by Kugane Maruyama and illustrated by so-bin.
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