As you all know, it was said in the epilogue of Volume 12 in the conversation between Lupusregina Beta and Enri that Ainz had passed away, leaving many of us speculating. Now with the recent events of Volume 12, does this mean the news of Ainz's "Death" occur BEFORE or AFTER Volume 12!?
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sigh, Ainz is dead? "KEK,ROFLMAO" i guess Ainz and Demiurge fooled the readers too.
and hope we can get Gargantua fight scene before Ainz decide to go Homeless and wander around.
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We don't know yet.
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2605:A601:9BB:7600:880A:3284:6844:8F9F wrote:
You're all forgetting the one dead giveaway (pun semi-intended) that Ainz isn't really dead:
You're all forgetting the one dead giveaway (pun semi-intended) that Ainz isn't really dead:
It was clearly mentioned that the Death Knight in Carne Village is currently guarding the Dwarf Workshop shortly before Lupusregina mentioned that Ainz "died". Since it is directly under Ainz' control, if Ainz really died, it would've either gone rogue and started attacking the villagers, or it would've 'died' as well the instant Ainz died himself. So, there's no way Ainz really died.
yes, the original intent for this discussion was to find out when did the NEWS of Ainz's "death" spread BEFORE or AFTER Volume 12.
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Shinigamiscall wrote:
It's all staged. The betrayal of Caspond(who is the Doppelganger), the battle with Jaldabaoth, Ainz' death. All of it is staged. The doppel is there to see who will quickly turn on Ainz when granted to oppertunity as well as hold a position of power over the people only to slowly convert them into loyal subjects, similar to how Momon is used. The battle with Jaldabaoth is being used in a similar manner in order to show that Ainz isn't like other undead that hate all living things. His death will be used to find his "enemies" or those hiding in the shadows that have been waiting to strike out. It can and will also be used to show the power he holds as if to say "He rules over death and therefore can not be killed/die".
It's all staged. The betrayal of Caspond(who is the Doppelganger), the battle with Jaldabaoth, Ainz' death. All of it is staged. The doppel is there to see who will quickly turn on Ainz when granted to oppertunity as well as hold a position of power over the people only to slowly convert them into loyal subjects, similar to how Momon is used. The battle with Jaldabaoth is being used in a similar manner in order to show that Ainz isn't like other undead that hate all living things. His death will be used to find his "enemies" or those hiding in the shadows that have been waiting to strike out. It can and will also be used to show the power he holds as if to say "He rules over death and therefore can not be killed/die".
That's what I think too. Still the story sometimes takes an unexpected turn, due to something Ainz does out of his need to "stay in character".
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I mean this could also be in that "Ainz" will die and then momon will take over a liked and respected individual and he will "change" his name to momonga.
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Well with information released from vol.13 he is either betrayer(which I doubt) or more precise things. Elevate his status as Momon more. But the things I believe more in that he could more more freely(but he already has Pandora's actor for that).
The most logical thing I can see is taht is a tactical move to make his enemies reveal themselves and take them down leaving no one to challange his rule.
To the desired outcome of this farce is for:
- Ainz be viewed as weakened from the fight with Jaldabaoth so that the hidden enemies will reveal themselves to kill him.
- Make Momon more approachable by enemies forces that seek to ally with momon to plot against Ainz since Ainz is not present in the Kingdom.
- (Optional) Gain Neia Baraja affection? LOL
I think his death is already plan so the other empire and nation will not make him approchable and i think that ainz is a doppleganger
So after reading volume 13, is it safe to say that the "news of Ainz's death" that Nemu Emmot heard is the staged death from the events in Volume 13?