Overlord will be back in September

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On the official site for the anime adaptation of the light novels written by Kugane Maruyama and illustrated by So-Bin , “ Overlord ”, a new promotional video was revealed for the upcoming film “ Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom ”, which adapts the “ Arc of the Paladin of the Sacred Kingdom ”, corresponding to volumes 12 and 13 of the original light novels.

The video confirms that the premiere is scheduled for September 20 in theaters in Japan , although there will also be an early release on IMAX screens on September 13. It also shows a fragment of the main theme song performed by OxT and titled “ WHEELER-DEALER .”


On the other hand, Kugane Maruyama and So-Bin have published the light novels through the Kadokawa publishing house since July 2012. A manga adaptation by Satoshi Oushio and Hugin Miyama has been published since November 2014. The studios Madhouse have been in charge of the anime adaptation, with four seasons broadcast since 2015 that add up to a total of fifty-two episodes. The most recent was broadcast in the Summer-2022 season (July-September) .

Overlord Synopsis

Yggdrasil is a virtual reality game known for the freedom it offers its players. After a simple tutorial, players can explore the world and customize anything from their classes to their weapons. However, in the year 2138, the game sees its final hours when its servers shut down at midnight. Momonga, a devoted Yggdrasil player, decides to spend the final hours of the game inside his guild, Ainz Ooal Gown. Curiously, at the stroke of midnight, the game does not disconnect it. Instead, Momonga finds himself transported to another world, one that is seemingly identical to that of Yggdrasil. Faced with an already abnormal situation, he discovers that the NPCs have gained sentience. Trapped in the skeletal body of his avatar and desperate to discover the cause of his situation and find other players like him, Momonga sets out to take control of the new world with the help of his loyal subjects.

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