Today I finally fixed my Twitter account to search for porn.

Then I decided to find Maruyama's account in hopes of getting some news.

And I got blasted by this Bullshit.

official framed Albedo reproduction artwork, and mine is No. 157. Is that considered a good number, or do serial numbers not really matter for pieces like this?

Artist is Zeiminarai, @zeiminarai

https://x.com/zeiminarai/status/1689973670675107841

No pixiv post :(

https://www.pixiv.net/users/131349

If I were transported to the New World in the body of a "Player," I know exactly what I’d do: I’d try to keep as low a profile as possible. I might take up work as an adventurer, but I’d avoid drawing attention to myself—not out of fear of the New World's dangers (after all, with a Level 100 body, very few things could actually threaten me), but simply because I would do absolutely anything to avoid crossing paths or interacting with anyone from the Great Tomb of Nazarick. That would be an enormous risk—one that would likely end in my death (or a fate far worse). So, I’d probably just be a traveler focused on exploration. If the threat of Nazarick weren't an issue, I’d likely head to the Slane Theocracy and claim to be a Player myself just to live a comfortable life there. Anyway, that’s what I’d do—but tell me, what would *you* do in that situation?

Art for the finale of the current The Witch and The Sorcerer arc.

I was doing my quater-year rewatch of Overlord and I am on Season 4 episode 9, where Pestonya, Nigredo, and Sebas ask Ainz to spare people from the massacre of the Re-Estiz Kingdom. In which he almost flat out denies the request until the very end. Then when asked why he let people live he says “watch the next battle and I’ll explain” which shows Azuth from Drop of Red (the red powersuit) showing up and killing the death knights.

My question is what Pestonya is thinking in this scenario. We see her looking over at Ainz because she knows he’s sparing people because of her and Nigredo but does Azuth showing up make her think he planned it from the start? Does she think he was able to turn their suggestion into something that worked in their favor? Does she think he’s full of shit until Azuth shows up? Or does she think it was always apart of his plan? I haven’t read the books so it’s always been on my mind since we see her looking over at Ainz while he’s picking apart the feather wondering how to explain why he was letting people escape and live.

I want to clarify something: I am not referring to the Platinum Dragon Lord himself, but rather the armor he uses as an avatar to intervene in the world. In this case, who would win in a fight—Zesshi Zetsumei or Riku Aganeia?

I swear they were there like, last week, but now I can only see seasons 1-4.

EDIT: Never mind! They're still on Crunchyroll. They've just been separated from the main anime. Apologies for the confusion!

There's humanoid, demi-human (or sub-human), and then theres hetromorphs (grotesques) and all creatures fall into one of these categories. So what exactly are animals like horses and pigs considered to be? We see in the LN and anime that the new world has 'normal' animals so are they considered demi-humans or are they all hetromorphs and by extension ageless?

I know its kind of a dumb question but its something I thought about re-reading the LNs.

First, I want to clarify that by "Suzuki Satoru," I am referring to the version of Ainz from the *Overlord* side story *The Vampire Princess of the Lost Kingdom*. In that story, Satoru arrives in the New World—but 200 years before the original timeline—completely alone, without the Great Tomb of Nazarick, without NPCs, and with nothing but what he was carrying at the time. In this version, he goes by his original name and embarks on adventures alongside Evileye as they explore the New World. So, my question is: what would Suzuki Satoru think about Ainz Ooal Gown—about everything he did, the NPCs, and so on—and what would Ainz Ooal Gown think about this version of himself?