The "Overlord" anime film has two parts and the first one was already released on February 2, 2017, which was entitled "The Undead King." This coming March 11, the second part of the anime film will be released and it has been entitled as "The Dark Warrior."
As per Crunchyroll, they have reported that the first part of the anime film gave the fans a chance to get a replica autographed art with Yumi Hara's signature who voice acted Albedo. On the other hand, this coming weekend the anime film's Part 2 will be open and the nemesis of Albedo will be the focus on the screen. The nemesis is none other than Shalltear Bloodfallen voiced by Sumire Uesaka.
The "Dark Warrior" part of the "Overlord" anime film has its themes covered by MYTH&ROID and OxT. In addition, a sample art of Shalltear has been released yesterday via a post on Twitter, and the character was featured delightfully licking her bloody left hand. Truly, this is a signature for the powerful vampiress.
According to an earlier report by Fandom Post, the first part of the anime film titled "The Undead King" content was described as typically the uprising story type where the gaming world becomes a reality. Some of the popular anime with the same archetype is "Sword Art Online," and "Accel Word." However, the striking difference between the storyline of the "Overlord" anime series is that the main character begins as a powerful in-game character where he got stuck in the gaming world.
The anime series portrayed a story wherein the main character named Momonga struggles in using different game functions while in the gaming world. Some might even say that the anime series was a little bit taking advantage of the female characters such as Albedo, and Shalltear. Both the female characters are seductive towards Momonga and would fight to the death just to prove who is worthy to seduce the powerful master.
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