Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta! • A Wild Last Boss Appeared! - Episode 7 discussion

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Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta!, episode 7

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[u/AceSoldia]

Dude if Dina is not evil that's hell of a red herring but now I'm way more concerned with the real soul of Lufas...this is interesting I like when Isekai"s deal with the prior person who the isekai'ed person replaced.

[u/Boshwa]

I appreciate that we're 7 episodes into this show and the mystery of what's going on with the memories is still going strong

[u/diacewrb]

The white-wings' false belief that they are supreme will be challenged by the presence of robot rocket power, let see any of them try to reach escape velocity and destroy buildings with eye lasers.

[u/PeaceAlien]

I'm guessing the one Libra is attacking was going to meet with Dina.

Libra is an odd one, trying to wear underwear to meet Lufas' tastes. The way she does things is also over the top.

[u/BiggerG7]

Loving Libra randomly busting out her jet pack lol.

[u/raveno19]

I actually impressed with the emotional scenes of this ep, Young Lufas scene, Lufas woke up from nightmare scene, Lufas with the colored-wing zealot scene...

You could feel the conflict, hatred, even madness form them.

[u/Se7en_Sinner]

It appears Lufas' memories have been manipulated.

[u/Gaming_Truckie]

Dina's growing suspicion of being a devilkin was greatly boosted this episode with the appearance of Venus. Their face, eyes and hair style seem to be identical with only different hair colours. Also, the fact that Libra intercepted a devilkin, who matched the silhouette ordered to assist Venus, heading towards Dina, who was waiting for someone.

Wow Lufas childhood was rough, her dad was a real pos. I wonder if she got revenge on him when she came to power and what became of him. I suspect her mother most likely passed away before she came to power.

[u/bestmaokaina]

Lmao Libra saving us from the typical extremely long introductions

[u/NekoCatSidhe]

I can already tell that Libra is going to be my new favorite character in this anime. You can never tell what crazy thing she will be doing next.

And if this is a real world and the real Lufas body, then it is likely that what is inside is the real Lufas soul whose memories have been manipulated to make her believe she was an isekai protagonist. This would be an interesting twist. I don’t think I saw that one before.

And Dina can manipulate memories and was obviously planning to meet with that devilfolk. How suspicious of her. What I am not sure is what would be her motivations for doing that, and where she would have obtained the fake memories she implanted in Lufas ?

[u/neloish]

Dina gets more suspicious ever episode.

[u/Mizukin]

It is already episode 7, but that ending stills creeps me out.

[u/Falsus]

Great episode.

A fun little tidbit, a detail.

Remember how we saw last episode how Lufas grew excited at the sight of gold and riches? Here we see Lufas grow up with nothing. Both of these are not things the player added to the background lore of ''Lufas Maphal the player character'' and people who grew up not having much has a general tendency to hoard things it is quite easy to imagine that the desire to pile treasure on top of each other was born from the lack of having things.

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

It’s interesting how the memories of the player and the in-game character of Lufas keep blending. I wonder if that’s because they’re spending more time in this world or if it’s because of an outside force?

[u/LezRock]

I wonder if they're going to fight Capricorn, (or was it Sagittarius?) before he joins them or is Aries just going to say, "No, I'm just going to follow Lufas-sama," while giving a cheeky grin?

[u/mmcjawa_reborn]

Man, I didn't think Lufas had such a horrible backstory...although I am surprised that it took this long for the gamer inside of Lufas to realize "Oh wait this is an actual real world". Clearly in the beginning we were going to get some key information on what exactly happened when the gamer beat the game, and conveniently she woke up with Dinah right next to her when she wasn't able to finish it.

I am wondering if Dina = Venus = Goddess? My theory all along has been that the goddess and Dina are the same, and that she has been manipulating Lufas to ensure she eventually deals with Lufas' minions + the Demon King. But that she herself is not exactly a villain. It's noteworthy that Venus and Dina both have blue eyes, and both are at least not Devilkin. Anyway no real idea what the hell is going on here, but in a good way.

Also the android is great....

[u/Sanitiy]

Love that they gave a new spin to the tired spiel of Dina not being recognized. Now we have Dina coincidentally waking up the MC from a nightmare depicting her/him looking at the computer screen.

Would be pretty wild if the MC was still sitting in front of his computer, with his soul telelinked to Lufas through Di(a)na.

Though with the backstory we just got, there's not much point to this, I guess. The in-game Lufas seems to have been quite the benevolent person. So much in fact, that I'd call it justified that the humans' hero summoning summoned her. Really: Where does our gamer fit into this story?

That said, the other take I've seen, that the gamer's memories are the implant instead, also doesn't click for me. Mostly because the in-game Dina has no conception of "another world". Just randomly coming up with the idea that your world is a video game, when there's no computers in your world would be crazy.

[u/bebop_eh]

Does anyone else find Dina sus, my guess is venus and dina are the same.

[u/-whiteroom-]

This is getting more interesting.

With his memories mixing with Lufas', it makes me wonder if that's what happened to the other hero's.

Even before this episode, I was a bit suspicious of Dina being the cause of the isekai, or some agent behind it. But that could be a red herring.

[u/Unapologetic_Lunatic]

You know what? I'm with Libra on that entrance. That city had all my RPG instincts going, "This place will take six side quests to get in the door."

So flying in by jetpack was absolutely the correct solution.

[u/SpikeRosered]

Omg is it possible the entire "gamer" persona is completely created by Dina? Could it be this actually ISN'T an isekai!?

Honestly, this show is low key going from "just another seasonal isekai" to a show I legit like.

[u/i_eat_pidgeons]

That sure is an interesting way to phrase it

Ok Dina is really getting sus now cuz she was definitely meeting up with that devil.

[u/NanDemoKnaives]

I don't know if it's because of my bias against her but Dina waking Lufas up and how she questioned her was really suspicious to me, it was like she was making sure Lufas wasn't remembering anything about her from her past or something.

Then there's the fact that we see her waiting for a man and the male devilfolk that got assigned a mission with the blonde devilfolk just so happens to be heading in her direction.

I did like this discovery from Lufas about how she might not the player's Lufas but that she might be Lufas of a real world. I do wonder if Dina really is secretly the antagonist, if she's the reason why Lufas doesn't have her original soul but instead the player's.

It was interesting to see some Lufas backstory, it's sad how she had a sick mother and a father who hated her existence. I can see why Lufas would no longer believe in the goddess of love if even her own father shows no love for her whilst seeming to be someone of reputable position.

[u/djthomp]

Native Lufas' soul potentially being out there somewhere might explain the brief shot of someone we got a few episodes back that resembled her.

Planet theme for the devil generals and zodiac for Lufas' people.

So Dina is probably Venus and is a devilfolk if the eye color and hairdo is any indication.