The natural development and showcase of Lord Ainz’s power leads the anime series and allows him to endear himself to viewers, like me, who bear witness to his greatness with awe and amazement. Due to his immense power, there is some similarity between Lord Ainz and Saitama from the anime, One Punch Man, who also was ridiculously powerful that no one stood a chance to defeat him.
The anime’s plot is interesting and relies heavily on the characterisation of Ainz Ooal Gown (“Lord Ainz”), who is portrayed as the supreme overlord with unparalleled power and strength. Overlord shares many similarities with other anime, such as Sword Art Online, wherein a player becomes trapped within a game and must work to solve the mystery behind their imprisonment. Thus, he takes on the name Ainz Ooal Gown as a message to other Yggdrasil players, who may be stuck in game like him, and begins to explore the new world that he is trapped in. Upon the cessation of the Yggdrasil, Momonga finds himself still trapped within the game, unable to utilise the normal player functions to contact other players or quit the game. The last player, Momonga, was the guild leader of Ainz Ooal Gown, one of the strongest guilds within the game, which consisted of 41 members. The anime tells the tale of what becomes of the last remaining player of Yggdrasil, the hugely popular Dive Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (“DMMORPG”), after the game serves shut down.
Adapted by Madhouse and distributed across Australia and New Zealand by Madman Entertainment, the series consists of a completed first season with a second coming soon. Overlord is an anime series based on a light novel of the same name.
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