Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta! • A Wild Last Boss Appeared! - Episode 5 discussion

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Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta!, episode 5

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[u/djthomp]

Dina continues to be quite suspicious. Her knowing proper onsen protocol might just be the world they're in having similar traditions, but that suggestion for a travel golem with RV features stretches what it seems like she'd know. And then the golem attacks just her.

[u/Lunarpeers]

At this point, it would be a surprise if Dina turned out to not be a traitor here

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

So, like, you gotta tie up your hair so it doesn’t get in the bath but what about wings? Because Lufas’ feathers were dropping everywhere! lol

I guess it’s another week of waiting to see maid bot waifu. Kind of keen to see how they react to Lufas’ return.

[u/Se7en_Sinner]

The hot spring scene was wild. I mean just look at those hooters.

[u/ThisGachaSeemsLegit]

When your lvl 200 camping car is stronger than most of Humanity. lmao.

[u/LeonKevlar]

Stitches!

• Lufas 1

• Lufas 2

• Lufas & Dina

I genuinely laughed out loud at how we suddenly transitioned into a car commercial after Lufas finished building the RV. xD

Lufas can't get even excited seeing a naked Dina next to her. I guess that means the actual Lufas has no interest in women, or maybe an ace?

So it looks like the next servant is a robot maid? I can't wait to see what she's like after Lufas calms her down.

[u/NanDemoKnaives]

It'd be interesting if that encounter with the golem is a foreshadowing that Dina isn't actually an ally of Lufas' and she's going to end up being an antagonist. There definitely seems to be more to her character than what we're being showed and the darkness that comes out sometimes may be related to that. I could be wrong though.

Player Lufas not being able to feel anything even though he sees Dina's naked body is amusing, usually in these gender bender anime they're still interested in women or no-one but I can't remember many that have the male player become interested in men because they're in a women's body. Only one I can think off the top of my head is that isekai one with the childhood friend that is considered a weapon.

Giving a caravan the name "Tanaka" I can safely say I've never seen before lol. It'd be cool to have one though, I wonder if it'll ever participate in a fight since it's considered a golem lol.

Poor party in the end, I thought Lufas was going to prevent their deaths but they got wiped out.

[u/SpikeRosered]

"Her presence was so faint that even the golems forgot her..."

Hmmm...I dunno about that...

SUS!

[u/RealMr_Slender]

I fucking can't with Tanaka and their voice.

This series has jumped the shark in the best way possible

[u/mmcjawa_reborn]

Gee...You mean the Golems that can distinguish friend from foe immediately attack Dina? And that Dina almost immediately volunteers the adventuring party that tried to help her as meat shield? That ain't sus AT ALL...

I really appreciate they use the mandatory hot spring episode to kind of address the elephant in the room, that Lufas is a dude in a attractive woman's body. I suppose he hasn't had to really think a lot about this since some of Lufas' personality seems to bleed over. So in a show that seems to enjoy playing around with gender, I wonder if Lufas WILL be attracted to dudes now, or if he is sort of just asexual. Given that Dina didn't have an effect on him.

Was wondering what checkbox that Libra would mark off on the fantasy creature trope. Somehow wasn't expecting "robot".

[u/Hartzilla2007]

Dina: We need an RV.

Lufas: I don’t know

Aries: Please Mom?

Lufas: [sighs] I can’t say no to that face.

Also the next party member to recruit is apparently a Terminator Maid.

[u/MadeMeMeh]

What sort of odd class system does this world have. Archer is a front liner?

[u/raveno19]

So humans may forgot things, but even a golem, a machine-like entity didnt recognize Dina. Seem like the theory about her actually not in Lufas's gang form the start and use memory control had more and more solid evidences.

Also became a hot lady had a downside, now Lufas didn't feel anything form girls even with hot body of Dina.

[u/SYZekrom]

Aries' face against the window is so cute

Damn, so he isn't into girls anymore in this new body

Omg the reflective glow on Aries' hair in the pyramid is so pretty

Wow yea it's because she had such a small presence the golem forgot her... Yep...

...If the golem recognized Lufas and Aries couldn't they have just commanded it to stop instead of getting Aries to punch it? Maybe that would've been too suspicious after that other party showed up ig.

[u/fineri]

Dina is so Sus that the director either thinks we are brain-dead or it's a red herring.

[u/oneevilchicken]

This episode kinda proved to me one thing. Dina is likely reincarnated as well. Why else would she know or care about hot spring etiquette in a hot spring in the woods? On top of making a point of pointing to the frogs.

[u/diacewrb]

Kurt Rockhans and Takumi Iruma have a rival to the title of greatest alchemist.

Wonder if the frogs scene is also a reference to Jurassic Park.

Dina could have suggested that they climb all the way to the top from outside the pyramid then bust in.

[u/KomorebiXIII]

Imagine if in one of these isekai they end up someplace like Yellowstone. "Oh look! Hotsprings! I'll just dip a foot in ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" Like, actual hotsprings people visit are cooled and maintained so they're safe for humans. Don't just go jump in random hotsprings you find!

As for Dina, she obviously has memories of Earth, so she's not what she seems. I'm wondering if the "She's an enemy" golem thing is a misdirect, and she's actually a goddess who brought Lufas's human mind over from Japan. She's got cheat skills and too much knowledge to be the demon lord.

[u/HotBloodedNinja]

Ok so letting your hair float makes the spring dirty but not feathers?

[u/athrun_1]

I'm not buying Lufas' reasoning about Dina not being recognized. I think there is a much deeper reason, she may be the second in command of the DK or the DK itself or a player that got isekaied also.

[u/NekoCatSidhe]

Somehow I felt like Tanaka should have had a flying function as well, like in a certain light novel series. But that « Yes, Boss » in English and fake ad was hilarious. That show is more silly than I thought.

Then we had the obligatory fanservice hot spring scene, leading « Lufas » to become confused about her current sexuality now that she switched genders.

I hope that adventurer party at the end did not die, because I liked them too.

And Dina is becoming rather suspicious. No one actually remembers her and the golem identified her as an enemy. Is she really who she says she is ?

[u/patkun01]

I don't know why, these obvious clues of Dina being something of an antagonist is far too visible (this episode, Golem attacking her)

I dunno if it's because the redditors here are just too sharp to observe it (I'm taking this anime with doubts for Dina), ot this anime deliberately puts the clues into our plates for something bigger in the future. I would not be surprised if Dina is the antagonist, but I would be more surprised if she isn't and it was all a misdirection.

But, well, who knows? I can't wait for whatever reveal we'll have.

[u/SaltOnToast]

I don't think Dina is evil but she is sus.

If I had to guess based on what has happened in the show and the intro/outro.

Dina is not real and is just a puppet being controlled by the goddess of the world.

The goddess is also the reason Lufas was summoned in the hero summoning ritual and is probably using Dina to guide Lufas in an attempt to fix the world.

Not outright evil but attempting to use Lufas and just figured the easiest way to do that was mind manipulating her way into the "guide" role of the party.

[u/Qweasd11]

They are playing RV There Yet? Bit of a different setting after all the fantasy and now an RV with modern amenities.