I enjoyed the first season of this anime since it has around the same premise of SAO, But after watching this anime it completely de-railed itself from the main villan/hero to the other people in this series , which took away precious screen time from the main protagonist . not many very fights a...

The funny thing about Overlord season 1 is that it didn't really do anything special or notably unique in its story, art or character design. It just worked out what other people wanted and executed to such a polished degree that it stood out among a sea of bog-standard shows. Kind of like the be...

First off read the light novels, they are extremely good and have tons more information then the anime because of the 13 episode restraint. Overlord is the best Evil MC Isekai their is out there. It actually focuses on the whole world and builds many characters from outside Nazarick. Its great th...

Overlord II for some reason doesn't quite have the spice that it carried so well for it's first season. It ends up feeling very oh another Isekai game anime instead of Overlord. Part of this reason might be because that the most successful approach from the first season was a very tight knit, and...

Boom. Fresh off of my 4 years too late review of the first season, here is my review of the second. The first season ends with Ains/Momon/Dumb Name Man rallying an army of the undead to appropriate some land for the glory of the empire. Exciting right? It'd be cool to see a skeleton man leading a...

tl;dr: A sequel series that changes tremendously by focusing on new characters and in a sense flash over substance, but does quite well at it. The second season of Overlord takes place immediately after the first. However, the structure and hence the overall anime feel incredibly different. The b...

WHAT THE F***, like WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK. The second season of Overlord, in my opinion, was amazingly... horrible. Starts off dreadfully with uninteresting and dull lizardmen, ends with no meaningful impact on the story whatsoever. I'm not complaining about less Ainz, I'm complaining about how lo...

Season 2 is a general improvement over season1, primary because Overlord works best when the focus is off Ains. The beginning of this season focuses entirely on new characters in a race against the clock to unite with their former enemies to ward off a coming apocalypse. Side characters from seas...

This is my 2nd time trying to complete season 2 of Overlord. Make no mistake, season 1 is absolutely amazing and a must watch, so when season 2 came out some while back- I was really hype. I think I dropped it by episode 3 or 4. Buuuutttt now with 4 seasons under it's belt, I figure I'd give it a...

A solid second season, which was built well on the foundations of the first one, advanced the established characters and even introduced new ones. But it not just achieved everything that a good sequel should, but kept the overall story of Overlord interesting to keep the hype up for the third se...

Overlord - 2 If you have seen the first season and it was NOT to your liking, I recommend you draw a line here, it won't change much. The focus in this season is also on the presentation of the world and the different races as well as how Ainz interacts with them. Compared to the first season, th...

I was hyped for this season, but unfortunately, it felt rushed to me. The Lizard men arc did not really offer much in terms of character development and didn't affect the overall plot in a major way. I honestly felt like this could've been skipped. The pacing improved near the end, but the later ...

Contrary to majority opinion, this sequel series makes noticeable improvements upon the first season by firmly aligning the viewers’ interest with those of the less powerful NPCs in the world at large. The Lizard men arc, while rightly criticised for its lack of depth, raises interesting question...

Surprisingly disappointing. 1 - The first episodes begin presenting characters that we will never see in anime; 2 - The director tries to create suspense that does not work around these same characters presented at the beginning of the anime and that we will never see in the anime again; 3 - Wher...

I can see the light novel being worthwhile, but the adaptation lacks in many aspects, namely pacing, action, script, character interaction... Jesus, they can't even do fanservice properly, more than half of Albedo's screentime consists of her static images in the ED. Pretty much the same goes for...

Overlord II picks up straight where the first series left off. It continues moving in the direction of Momonga gathering information to increase his as well as his companions reputation in order to hopefully reach out to other real players from the original Yggdrasil game, if any exist that is. T...

REVIEW WITH NO SPOILERS The first season of Overlord showed me a premise cliché, with some new elements that had potential to become something totally different from animes with a similar premise. This season confirmed something that I realized watching the middle of the first season: This anime ...

One of the most horrible sequels I have ever watched. I am not sure I will be able to watch season three now that I watched that. Look if you like it you like it but I certainly didn't. I won't spoil it but some of the characters are in the intro and outro music that are gone after half the anime...

I have just finished watching Overlord II and I still cannot figure out what its plot is. Other people writing reviews for the show seem to understand what it is all about. Maybe they read the manga, maybe they connected the dots themselves by some mystical work of wonders. I could not do it (wel...

I will attempt to keep this review as short and to the point as MyAnimeList allows. Season 2 (especially the first half of the season) was considerably less enjoyable than the original season of Overlord. One of the major issues with this season was terrible sense of pacing. Each half of the seas...