![]() ![]() That's Overlord first set of episodes, a massive disaster, one of the worst things I've seen in decades. What if their love inspired an otaku romance with blushing and shameful remarks about getting married whilst fighting other brute lizardmen in an attempt to gather help? You want that? Really? Damn you. What if we had a show about a lizardman hero trying to convince other lizardmen tribe to join forces against a mysterious evil force that proclaimed war on them? What if this lizardman fell in love with a pinky-scaleless lizard girl called fucking Crusch Lulu. So yeah, after three years, here we are hoping to see the demon horde of the Tomb of Nazarick wreck havoc as Ains tries to understand more about the threat we could glimpse at the end of the first season. ![]() There were no conquered kingdoms, no warfare, and the politics remained quite basic. Instead of seeing the rise of Ains Ooal Gown, we just had a set of episodes about him disguising as an adventurer and easily defeating minor human villains. Sadly though, the first season lacked ambition. It was supposed to be a tale about discovery, about Ains Ooal Gown spreading his name as he conquered kingdoms, sending heroes to their demise, and delivering death with his supreme power. Do you remember Overlord? It was an anime released three years ago, riding on the trend of "japanese people sucked into MMORPG world" and it managed to be enjoyable because it tackled things slightly differently, putting the protagonist on the shoes of an undead evil lord with an army of over-powerful demons at his disposal. Note: This review covers only the second season of Overlord. ![]()
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