2018-03-20, 17:50 | Link #341 | |
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Pro betting tip: if one combatant is into maniacal laughter and the other is cold and calculating put your last dollar on Mister Rational. If all else fails Ainz has multiple World Items at his beck and call, including at least one of the Twenty as an absolute "use it and lose it" last resort.
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2018-03-20, 17:55 | Link #342 | |
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And man, insulting Entoma's suitability to be a maid. Talk about triggered. If Evileye didn't have a perfect counter spell to Entoma then she'd have died a slow and painful death.
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2018-03-20, 19:00 | Link #345 |
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Oh hell I know who is Dermuge's source! Princess could've asked not to kill her other friends but she is a Yandere for Climb.
Sebas is triggered by some newb calling himself Undead King. Now he is just dead along with his pals. Zero got away. Climb and company secure Tsuare. I feel sorry for the mooks. Drug lady is pretty good judging Mare is a boy. I don't see Mare as cruel intentionally but he sees it as a choir. Entoma is Kumuko?! Ah yes things are going just as planned for Monmon. Feels kinda Palpatine. |
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i really don't get ains, character at all, sometimes he does seens to want be a good person but others times not, his "undead status' also many times don't look so reliable about "how good and evil he can be, because it's looks like not totally preventing him from having feelings but only when they grow "too high" like he can get anger, or happy, or jelly or whatever emotion" he want as long it don't pass some "level" which is when the curse act and even with that, being good and evil is not "totally bended with "emotions', you can still don't feel emotions and still know what is good and evil or wrong and right, because it also had to do with "brains, logic and personality, but with ainz is a little complicated, currently he is trying to play the "hero" by fighting against his own warriors as he "planned" in secret and he don't care if some "innocent heroes" are killed by his army aslong they don't attack him as he ordered, it's feel like as if he is taking the situation as he is really trapped in a game and he see most of the peoples here as "just npcs" which he don't need to care and can do almost whatever he want, but in other hand we have see him try to vallue lifes like tuaren because of his "promise" which if him was really totally denied of emotions he was not supposed to care about it, well even the fact which him care about the denizes of nazerick already make things looks ugly, i'm not saying which i hate him or something like that, but it's really bug me how "his evil x good" is played, it's really feel too cheap, like when the writer want he be evil he will be evil and when he want him be good he will be good without any real good reason for neither side it's just "for the sake of writing", it's really feel bad on that for me i would love to have a bettler explanation about it, because so far it's really looks bad or lacking. then finally the battle of ainz x demiurge is going to happen and it's good which they not repeat the same "rebel idea" which somehow demiurge betrayed it's just a ainz scheme to "look cool", but it's weird the fact which he is keeping it as a "secret" his life as a hero and only feel peoples know it (it's looks so far only 2 maids know about it) Another note looks like also demiurge also have his own "agenda" inside of ainz plans to trash the 8 fingers, demiurge also want do "something" for himself. i really hope the battle gonna be good and also hope no one of the "good guys" die at last not now.
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2018-03-20, 19:15 | Link #348 | |
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This episode really shown how terryfying Nazarick can be. That Mare and Entoma scene... holy shit. They are indeed the villains in this story
Overall, it was a very cool episode. Sure, the animation was weak as always but it had so many stuff going on, some hints regarding world building and more importantly, more screen time dedicated to a different pleiade maid. I really like them. And Sebas tho. His opponents' faces were priceless after he One Punch Man them Quote:
Regarding the discussion about ShaltearvsAinz, Ainz actually lost his one on one battle against her since Aura prevented Shaltear from countering Ainz's last attack and secure the win. Ainz might be experienced in PvP, having tons of pay to win gear and knowing everything regarding Yggdrasil mechanics, however, when facing so much power and class disadvantages, not even him can make miracles. |
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2018-03-20, 19:28 | Link #349 |
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This is actually a rather smart plan of Ainz' part. Sure he could just let his followers dispose of Blue Rose here, but he wouldn't exactly gain much from that. But by saving them in front of an enemy that could overpower them, he instead bolsters his reputation as an adventurer and that reputation could come in handy later. It's manipulative, but one could argue that's it a bit more merciful to BR.
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2018-03-20, 20:43 | Link #352 | |
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And by the way, you say all of this is according to Ainz's "keikaku", but he left the entire operation up to Demi-Urge. If it was really all according to Ainz's "keikaku" there wouldn't be any need for him to pretend to hand over command to Demi-Urge for no reason, right? He could have just personally taken command and left Demi-Urge with the troublesome stuff to deal with or something like that. And yet Ainz clearly treated it as if it had nothing to do with him. What's the explanation for this? Does Ainz have some strange reason to act like this, or is it perhaps just a chance meeting? Find out in next episode of OVERLORD! (TL note: keikaku means plan)
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2018-03-20, 23:30 | Link #356 | |
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I mean props to him. He's doing a good job as a villain. Creating his side as not only the biggest threat in that world but himself as the only one able to stop them. He's cornering the market on what the public considers evil and a hero. Hopefully they don't drag out this fake fight too much.
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2018-03-21, 01:44 | Link #357 | |
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2018-03-21, 04:46 | Link #358 | |
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Suzuki Satoru is a shaking blob of jelly when it comes to administering Nazarick but as a PvP, as long as he knows everything about his opponent (and that might cost him a loss when they first meet) he can normally take them the second time around. He *knows* Shalltear, her abilities, her equipment, her buffs and the gaps in her armour. The only thing that surprised him during their battle was the sequence in which she carried out her attacks plus her use of friendly fire to recover MP and HP when she used the Spruit Lance on her summons, and that wasn't possible in Yggdrasil. The story keeps on emphasising that Ainz is an informivore, he consumes information. Again and again he emphasises to his subordinates the necessity to gain intelligence about the world around Nazarick, observing, recording and collating knowledge of how and what and where. Other Ainz Ooal Gown players might have concentrated on rare drops, levelling up and stat buffs, Momonga was squirreling away the data they needed to work as a Guild. He ain't no Leeeeroy Jenkins!!!
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2018-03-21, 05:59 | Link #360 | |
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While they were not the STRONGEST guild, they were never conquered. Nazarick, after they settled there, was impenetrable and even a coalition of guilds failed miserably when they tried to attack them. There was also another key factor... one of the requirements of joining the guild was that they had to be adults with jobs... that meant that they had access to a lot of cash items. Ainz Ooal Gown was very Pay-to-Win in their approach. Momonga was especially guilty of this. Momonga was, above all else, a Roleplayer. He intentionally made himself weaker by picking classes and skills he didn't need, so he could meet the requirements of the Overlord class. All this, because he wanted to roleplay as the evil Overlord of Death. That said, a normal level 100 magic caster in the game could learn up to 300 spells. Ainz knows 718 different spells because of a special ability. That in itself is impressive and allowed him to adapt to situations rather quickly against players and in raids. |
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