Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta! Episode 10 Discussion

the author totally gave up by whatever chapter episode 4 was. With the RV.

@killzone3abc
He gave up in episode 1 when the dwarf attacked Lufas with mechs and bombs.

Did we watch the same anime ? You're more missed by a technology from our world than a technology far more advanced than what we have on Earth, just because she's funny and entertaining (yes I'm talking about Libra).
If creating a golem like Libra is possible, creating an RV is also possible.

Dina/Venus a beta tester, and she was ultra powerful, but still no match for Lufus in the end it still was a pretty impressive fight.
Lufus just kicking a giant meteor to bit was awesome.
Now we also have a hero summoned to this world, though it depends whether that kid is powerful or not in this world.
There is also that vampire as well to deal with.

After seeing someone said Dina is still fishy, I recalled the story and think that there are a few of loopholes still:
1. If it’s based on novel and players from earth that are recorded in novel are summoned to this world, why not on the 7 heroes?
2. Lufas is summoned like the high school boy after 200 years, not like suddenly appeared in this world like Dina said, so why Lufas different?
3. It still not explained why Dina appear in the palace like knowing Lufas will be there.
4. And the headache hint as mentioned by others.

Initially thought this anime is a plain isekai anime where main character bulldoze all the way to collect pokemon, but the plot indeed makes it more interesting than most of other isekai anime.

@harulee88 I did like the pilot and the early episodes and i wanted to see where the mistery goes but then it kind of lost its mistery and just became a regular chill journey to the west type of anime.

@DolFunDolphinVT Dina being a betatester just feels like a joke that's 10 years too old, like a sword art onlie type of joke that was interesting then but since then we are WAY past it, it'slike trying to make us shocked saying Darth Vader is Luke's father.

You just roll your eyes as its okay. Yeah heard that one before.

This episode made me feel like the author completely gave up on the story tbh.

Up to this point, we’ve seen the MC use only his alchemise skill and… kicks. Seriously? That’s not what you'd expect from 1000 lvl character. On top of that, his character was described as a world-conquering tyrant. So how, in a game with a max level cap, could there be a character way more stronger than others with the same level? The other faction even had to form a party of 7 heroes (also top players at 1000 lvl) to beat her. I’m actually surprised no one has mentioned that yet

And am I the only one who don't really get how this so-called “novel system” works? At first, MC explains it as an automated system that turns players’ actions into the official world lore (quote: "It was a system incorporated into the game that adapted the actions of players in the game into stories composing an official history of the world"). That sounded like and automated system that records every major in-game event into the novel. But then he suddenly mentions there were actual authors writing those novels, and players could even refuse to be included if they didn’t want to. So why the hell are those six heroes here if they refused to be written into the novels? And if they still ended up in this world anyway, why aren’t other players (or at least their avatars) here too?

This episode also made me question how unbelievably dense the MC is. He finally meets another supposed “player” and doesn’t bother asking a single thing about the real world (at least just to confirm she’s not lying). She even claims she was a beta tester, yet he doesn’t ask how someone who worked (most likely) on a separate test server ended up in the game’s novel.



Had the same thought lol

This episode made me feel like the author completely gave up on the story tbh.

Up to this point, we’ve seen the MC use only his alchemise skill and… kicks. Seriously? That’s not what you'd expect from 1000 lvl character. On top of that, his character was described as a world-conquering tyrant. So how, in a game with a max level cap, could there be a character way more stronger than others with the same level? The other faction even had to form a party of 7 heroes (also top players at 1000 lvl) to beat her. I’m actually surprised no one has mentioned that yet

And am I the only one who don't really get how this so-called “novel system” works? At first, MC explains it as an automated system that turns players’ actions into the official world lore (quote: "It was a system incorporated into the game that adapted the actions of players in the game into stories composing an official history of the world"). That sounded like and automated system that records every major in-game event into the novel. But then he suddenly mentions there were actual authors writing those novels, and players could even refuse to be included if they didn’t want to. So why the hell are those six heroes here if they refused to be written into the novels? And if they still ended up in this world anyway, why aren’t other players (or at least their avatars) here too?

This episode also made me question how unbelievably dense the MC is. He finally meets another supposed “player” and doesn’t bother asking a single thing about the real world (at least just to confirm she’s not lying). She even claims she was a beta tester, yet he doesn’t ask how someone who worked (most likely) on a separate test server ended up in the game’s novel.



Had the same thought lol

I think blurring is just the way of showing memories.

Even if she's not a player, she still has a mind or a soul of the player, so I think she can do that.

Probably from the game's novels. But again, MC never mentioned that he wanted to be in the novels, so idk...

I don’t remember the anime ever explicitly stating that she can’t use magic. And even if she is a frontliner, does that mean she’s incapable of using it? And even if she truly can’t, most games give non-magic classes other types of skills for balance.

It was only said about orc meat raising max HP. But I highly doubt that the MC was the only one farming it to get higher stats, especially when the drop chance is 3%.

I think blurring is just the way of showing memories.

Even if she's not a player, she still has a mind or a soul of the player, so I think she can do that.

Probably from the game's novels. But again, MC never mentioned that he wanted to be in the novels, so idk...

I don’t remember the anime ever explicitly stating that she can’t use magic. And even if she is a frontliner, does that mean she’s incapable of using it? And even if she truly can’t, most games give non-magic classes other types of skills for balance.

It was only said about orc meat raising max HP. But I highly doubt that the MC was the only one farming it to get higher stats, especially when the drop chance is 3%.

Overlord, part of the main plot is searching for other PCs, of which there are believed to be several. MC has encountered at least one of them.

What a letdown. Dina being an otherworlder and an enemy was obvious to both the viewer and Lufas.
... that is, until I read the comments. Are we even watching the same series?

What the hell is Lufas thinking. Dinas story makes no sense at all and I have no clue as to why she would cover for her when the others came asking what happend.
The moment Lufas suspected memory tampering she should have been going for the kill or had the android maid do it. Teaming up with an absolutely loyal mindf*cker is risky, but allowing a backstabbing and outright hostile one to remain by your side is straight up suicidal.

The fight was a letdown too. Lufas didnt even bother with dodging for half the fight and Dinas ExGate could have won the fight in seconds if she had used it right. If she actually wanted to win, she could just have kited Lufas forever or teleported her to the buttom of the ocean.