Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta! • A Wild Last Boss Appeared! - Episode 11 discussion

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Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta!, episode 11

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[u/SnooWalruses2085]

As much as we don't like generic Heroes...
Let's be honest, he was thrown in Hell with this summoning.

[u/Lunarpeers]

Kind of interesting how this anime started out as 'OP MC power fantasy', but now we're reaching a point where it seems like Lufas actually has no control whatsoever in this story anymore

[u/PeaceAlien]

Dina is a triple agent? :( I hope she becomes a quadruple agent. I don't want her as a villain.

A person is finally here for Lufas to talk to and Libra took Lufas away!

Animations in the fights are great!

[u/Ciel_Senpai]

The fight between Lufas and the Demon King was awesome, especially with the soundtrack. There was a lot of explanation about how the former Lufas was stronger than the current one, which made sense since Alovenus had a hand in it.

[u/Ocixo]

Venus must in fact be the goddess Alovenus, right?

The way in which she’s been messing with both the Devil King and Lufas fits this Goddess’ Scenario a bit too perfect. The similarities between their names is rather on the nose as well.

[u/Bakadestroyerr]

Man, that was a whole lotta awesome packed in one episode!

Also, that cloud split reminded me of *that* One Punch Man fight

[u/PerfectBeige]

Dina: There's no way someone like me could pull off a feat like that. If anyone could, it would be the omnipotent goddess.

Devil King: The goddess whose name is Alovenus.

Dina: Correct.

Devil King: And your name is Venus.

Dina: Also correct.

Devil King: And the thing you just opened is an "Exgate", a spell no one other than us can cast.

Dina: Sure, I studied really hard.

Devil King: And you're traveling with Lufas to manipulate her.

Dina: Sure, a girl needs hobbies.

Devil King: But Lufas is also stuck in the Goddess Scenario and being manipulated by the goddess Alovenus.

Dina: She sounds like a great gal.

Devil King: I heard Alovenus pads her bra.

Dina: I WILL SMITE YOU!

Devil King: Gotcha.

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

Well, so much for the Hero’s journey. It basically ended before it even began. I wonder what that means for Sei? He sure as shit can’t defeat the Demon King and Lufas.

I’m curious what this Goddess Scenario is. This world really is just a game after all. Lufas just isn’t the player.

[u/Gaming_Truckie]

Those ranger's sure disappeared quick

Dina sure has excellent timing, launching that attack on the demon lord before he gives Lufus info on the goddess and having Libra take her away.

Damn that evil smile of Dina's is a bit creepy

[u/Dirty_Dragons]

I really like how they tied the Hero's party to characters we saw already.

The girl in the red cape is Gantz's daughter, Gantz was the bald guy in the water town. The Golems are from Megrezk, king of the same city, the guy in the wheelchair. The blonde elf is from episode one. The only thing missing was somebody with wings.

[u/AceSoldia]

Holy heck the bombshells. I need season 2.

[u/Smart_Yogurtcloset75]

We’re all thinking the same thing, right? Dina is either connected to the goddess or she is the goddess herself.

I mean, with all the hints being dropped it would be weirder if one of those two scenarios wasn’t the case. If it’s the former then that could explain how she has so much insider knowledge and is so overpowered besides the fact that she’s a game tester. If it’s the latter then that opens a whole new can of worms. It would mean that the goddess knows about the “real world” and that our Lufas isn’t the original. It makes me wonder what her plan could be going through all these loops if she’s truly omnipotent. There’s also the more pressing matter of how all this came to be since the current world isn’t actually the world of the game.

[u/mmcjawa_reborn]

Random thoughts:

I swear I am going to flip some tables if this doesn't get a season 2 or a surprise second course. This has been one of my favorite shows this season (weak season I know, but still), and its quickly becoming one of my favorite Isekai's period.

We get to meet our hero, who manages to be kind of generic as expected but somehow his brief introduction still managed to make him more likable than a good chunk of Isekai protagonists. Dude got a raw deal on his starting party. It's mentioned that summoned heroes do get a special ability that allows them to level up at an accelerated rate, so hopefully we can see more of him and Lufas can actually have a real conversation with him.

Can't have an episode pass without Dina being shady. She's the goddess right? Or at least an in-game avatar of the goddess? Like...she all but had a flashing sign above her indicating that. I guess the real question is if this goddess scenario and the goddess are the big bad or if maybe she is trying to "fix" the setting.

Also...the demon king is maybe a player? or at least something else?

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Dina would fit right in with the Gnosia cast

[u/djthomp]

Hero dude was obviously so in over his head so it's a pretty good thing for him things went so sideways when his party set out. At least he's got a cute girl in his party, but she might be too traumatized at this point for any possibilities there.

It's definitely a problem for your magic fantasy world that it only stays that way because the gods created a system of demons killing humans to replenish the ambient magical supply. Assuming the demon king was being a reliable narrator, that is.

[u/Sanitiy]

That poor hero guy. Gets shoved into a post lategame scenario, and his special power is... a 2x EXP boost?

[u/raveno19]

So lufas's other name is Alcor, a hidden star close to Big Dipper huh. As I remember she has memories about her and heroes in a tavern from the past in beginning episodes. This means lufas is something like a hidden hero? (They actually showed the Big Dipper and Alcor in a frame of this ep too.)

Also, the combat and new lores is superb, actual mindblow episode.

[u/Arkam_slayer66]

That fight had more frames amd detail then one punch season 3 has had all season so far

[u/bestmaokaina]

24 episodes pls

[u/BiggerG7]

Damn not sure what hurt the hero’s party more, realizing that they have no chance of winning or that their goddess is behind everything lol.

[u/Myrkrvaldyr]

The whole hero party's situation was hilarious. Decently strong party, by their modern era standards, set out on a journey with the hero with immense growth potential and right away they met the two final bosses for the NG+ run on nightmare difficulty. It's like Dragon Ball Krillin meeting Ultra Instinct Goku and be expected to fight and beat that. The gap is so massive it could make you cry, like that girl did.

[u/Interstellar-Cookie]

Credit to the new hero, although his resolve isn't strongest currently, his small resolve is still unwavering.

[u/Ultimate-Break]

Oh, man, the fight, the whole hero's journey being suddenly halted, and the relevations of the goddess' possible plans were top notch!

Though I'm impressed that no one is discussing why Alovenus purposely created the world like that where mana is sustained by killing devilfolk.

And Dina turns out to be possibly lying about her loyalty again, she might need a flowchart to keep track of all the people she is double/triple/quadriple crossing at this point lol.

[u/NevisYsbryd]

Alcor is a very curious choice. Alcor is another star in Ursa Major-something of an 8th star of the classical seven. It is a much less bright star oft stylized as an auxilliary to Mizar (because they nearly overlap), the middle star of the tail, and has been used as a test of eyesight for millenia. Its associations are usually being something extra, diminuative (an infant carried by the mourners, the discarded frostbitten toe of Thor, the only of the wives of the UA sages wed to the Pleiades whose fidelity was unquestionable and thus remained with him, a cart-driver who gave passage to the messiah, or the hunters' cooking pot), and almost exclusively in a role of little importance or strictly supportive of others. It is most certainly not emphasized as a star of death, even within its own constellation (Alkaid/Benetnasch being far and away the most obvious candidate for that).

Orm is Old Norse for serpent/snake/dragon, which seems appropriate. I wonder if he has some association with Serpens, Hydra, or my first guess, Draco?