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Después de doce años de jugar a su juego MMORPG favorito, Momonga inicia sesión por última vez y se encuentra transportado a su mundo para jugarlo indefinidamente. A lo largo de sus aventuras, su avatar asciende al título de Rey Hechicero Ains Ooal Gown. El Reino Sagrado, que alguna vez fue próspero pero ahora está al borde de la ruina, disfrutó de años de paz después de la construcción de un enorme muro que los protegía de las invasiones vecinas. Pero, un día, esto llega a su fin cuando el Emperador Demonio Jaldabaoth llega con un ejército de semihumanos malvados. Temiendo la invasión de sus propias tierras, el territorio vecino de la Teocracia Slane se ve obligado a rogar a sus enemigos en el Reino Hechicero por ayuda. Atendiendo al llamado, Momonga, ahora conocido como el Rey Hechicero Ains Ooal Gown, reúne al Reino Hechicero y su ejército de no muertos para unirse a la lucha junto con el Reino Sagrado y la Teocracia Slane con la esperanza de derrotar al Emperador Demonio.
Avis de la communauté (5)
I was curious how they’d manage to condense two books into a single film, but unfortunately, the result felt far too rushed. My partner, who joined me to watch it, constantly felt like she’d missed a prior film or some crucial setup, which isn’t a good sign. The pacing just didn’t allow the story to breathe or for new viewers to fully grasp what was happening. That said, the humour is still there, especially towards the end, but many jokes fell flat due to the lack of context that the books provided. Without the proper setup, some of the humour didn’t land as well as it could have. The decision to cut several battles from the story also felt odd. It made some of the characters’ decisions feel abrupt and unearned, as the omitted events were crucial for providing necessary context. One of the most disappointing omissions was the lack of focus on Neia Baraja. In the books, her thoughts and inner struggles are explored in great detail, making her journey from an inexperienced squire to a significant figure in the Holy Kingdom compelling and relatable. The film, however, glosses over her development, leaving her actions and decisions feeling strange and poorly explained. This lack of depth diminishes her character and weakens the overall story. Ultimately, this should have been adapted as a full season rather than a film. With more time, the story, humour, and characters could have had the depth and impact they deserved. As it stands, it feels like a missed opportunity to do justice to the source material.
Mother f***** was playing 4d chess the whole time. Humans finally love the sorcerer king. All hail Ains Ooal Gown!
The animation was really good and a good story. I read the books but it’s been a while. I found it overall really good. Lots of funny parts as well throughout the movie, especially with Neia & Shizu!
I love this universe and will take what I can get. I wanted more of the main characters and their relationships explored. I don't care about this new kingdom or new characters and seeing Ainz placate the locals again is getting repetitive. I would've literally just preferred a movie of the main characters doing their various tasks within the palace for a day. overall I would say this movie is just ok, not enough of the mains and the story is insignificant overall. still worth watching.
For anyone wondering, this will be released on BD on March 26th 2025.