And then the hero is a skull, just bones! And coming next is a lizard, a lizard I tell you! I think it is not good to end a series in the middle, so in the epilogue, at the end of the episode, I write down the number of the manga volume this scene can be found in. Many times when a long series will be made into an anime, they only tell the beginning of the story and then are left hanging in the air, abandoned. ‘Everybody! It’s the second season, second season!! Who would have imagined? I know I didn’t. Too bad!!’ Comment from Director Naoyuki Ito On another note… so-bin wanted to do an ending illustration for the episodes like in the first season, but when so-bin said it would all be Crusch, the producer immediately refused. Now I invite you to verify it for yourself. The eye of this very Maruyama here has verified it. However, in this long time, we were able to make an anime we don’t have to be ashamed of.
That makes it 1.5 years between the two seasons. The second season starts in January 2018. ‘The first season of Overlord started airing in July 2015. Here are a couple of comments from original creator Kugane Maruyama and anime director Naoyuki Ito: Tickets are 3,500 yen and can be purchased directly via United Cinemas. The attending cast is Satoshi Hino (voice of Ainz), Yumi Hara (Albedo), Sumire Uesaka (Shalltear), Emiri Kato (Aura), Yumi Uchiyama (Mare) and OxT (theme song artist). The first episode will be screened followed by a talk event by the cast and a live performance by the theme song artists. The ending by MYTH & ROID will be called ‘Hydra’.įurthermore, the anime will hold a premiere screening on 17 December 2017 at United Cinema Aqua City Odaiba. Overlord IIhas revealed the titles of the anime’s opening and ending themes! The opening will be, as previously announced, by OxT and will be titled ‘Go Cry Go’.
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