Overlord, Vol. 8
The Two Leaders

Out of all the side archs in the Overlord series, this is the one I was looking to second least. (the first being Overlord, Vol. 4 (light novel): The Lizardman Heroes) Though needed to help explain what happened at the end of the first book, once again we are viewing another faction's interactions in......more

I wasn't a big fan of volume 8 of the Overlord Light Novel series. It felt as if it didn't belong in the sequencial order of the series. Volume 8 had vague references to the previous volume, yet nothing in regards to where it left off. I was disappointed that this felt, for more or less, like a side......more

3.5 These were just two side stories. They still had some important plot, though. They weren't as interesting as I hoped they would be, but they weren't bad at all.......more

Read this review (and others) at: [URL not allowed] The Two Leaders was…well, a little disappointing. This book focuses primarily on character development, with a little world-building and no real plot development. The novel actually contains two separate (although connected) s......more

I felt volume 8 was dotting the "i-es" and crossing the "t-ees". Probably for the anime tv series. There is really no point to having an improvement in the health potions for Nazarik (because their soldiers are mostly Undeads and Ainz is also an undead). Pouring an advanced health potion on an undea......more