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Quick note: the army of goblins that Enri summoned are actually one of the strongest forces in the entire New World as of now in the story. Those goblins are not a joke.

Speaking of the goblin’s situation, there was no direct explanation. But it all boils down to Ainz's assumption about hidden conditions. There were several prerequisites. Enri became the head of the village, that is, the land that needs to be protected appeared under her responsibility. She was on good terms with the goblins. She gained commanding skills, so she was able to use them to protect the goblins from the bargest attack when they were saving a small goblin in the forest. So, either one of these, or several factors at once, activated the hidden effect.

Now enri easily have top 5 military power in overlord verse 😂 To specify her goblin army will be around lvl 15-30 but 5000 army A red cap is lvl 40-43 so she have 13 red caps Closest summon we can compare is like death knight which is lvl 35 Any nation army that don't have adanmantite rank/ hero lvl individual can't win against her army

Luke: "2 goblins might pop-up and be like 'cup of tea ?'" .... what a British thing to say XD

Something that was left out is yes it's clearly implied that Barbro was killed in this episode and he was but it wasn't fast. They tortured him for a decent amount of time before finishing him off. Best Nazarick girl Lupis got to have some fun 💀

This episode really makes it clear why you should not mess with papa bone daddy's daughter

beta tortured the prince for the full night and only let him fully die at the dawn of day (she is a priest after all, so she kept healing him)~

Enri has been passively levelling up lol. She put levels into the General and Commander roles by running the village and ordering around a small troop of goblins so the next time she blew the horn she was able to summon a whole army. Now she has the third strongest military in the world after Ainz and the Slane Theocracy who we have only seen a small amount of, she could actually invade and destroy the kingdom herself if she desired that kind of power lol. The village is an ally of Ainz too should he need their help.

32:35 Don't forget Momonga's first instinct was to ignore the village being attacked. He watched Enri's mom and dad get murdered and was watching Enri and Nemu being chased, and it was only when he looked at Sebas and thought of what Touch Me would say that Momonga decided to go save them (and even then he was using it to experiment with his magic and skills). I don't think he's really changed much since then. The main thing is he lost that natural connection to humans when he got isekai-ed. He doesn't automatically consider any kind of creature worth saving or not. However, he can still form bonds with people and feel things for them (Swords of Darkness earlier, Nemu recently, and a few characters yet to come). It's just that anyone he doesn't have a personal connection to doesn't automatically get any consideration any more.

So the horn was considered a trash item in the game bc it just summoned a small group of low lv goblins. The game actually had a lot of hiden features and during it's time running many weren't discovered. It's theorized that that horn had that intended feature, it's called the "Horn of the Goblin General" for some reason and Enri just manage to fullfil whatever requirements it needed to summon the army.

They sent so many soldiers with him since he IS the crown prince. So, need to ensure his safety. But, as it turned out, it wasn't enough. Also, the red head you forgot the name of (Britta, I think?) retired as an adventurer after the trauma of coming up against Shaltear. She figured herself lucky to survive that mess, and doesn't want to push her luck any more. She probably retired to the safest place in the world, even though it doesn't seem like it. On a side note, I just realized after seeing Ya Boy Kongming that the leader of the Goblin army was supposed to be a goblin version of Kongming (one of the great generals of the Three Kingdoms era of China) Beta 'added her voice' to the horn, making it stronger. Beta didn't know it was going to be a full army, but it was a happy accident for her.

17:30 It happened!!! The goblin horn by leveled up Enri. Bad CGI is really noticeable in this episode and will be until end of season. 27:04 Lupusregina Beta was invisible next to Enri and Nphirea. When Enri summoned huge goblin army she screamed as well. 17:48

Enri, Nemu, Nfirea and his grandmother are the four protected people at the village... Nemu (the lil sister) was added on the previous episodes if you remember when she impressed Ainz after she complimented Nazarick and Ainz's friends ;) Edit: Nemu edit (forgot her name lol)

I really hope you play out the credits for next episode the music is impactful with the scene

20:58 By now, it's not so much a spoiler. Ainz just said that this item is "the horn of the goblin general". It was all in the name. He just didn't know the full scope of this item. Because nobody in the game knew. There are real games (though very few) where people discovered hidden features years later. Apparently, it's not a matter of timing, but affinity with the first goblins you summon. She spent all the time since the first summon building friendship with the goblins, even including non-summoned goblins later on (not sure if they count). To the point that she had 5,000-goblins worth of friendship.

That comment about the crow and magpie at the end made me laugh out loud.

Bit of explanation for the goblin army. Enri used the "Horn of the goblin general" in which she got 2 of them from Ainz when he saved her and her little sister. It's first use sounded like a little toot from a child's toy and summoned a handful of low level goblins that she could command and use. In the game, the players mostly used this as exp farms (though only at the start when the player is still low leveled) and considered it to be a trash drop item since it can easily be trumped by basic summoning magic or other summoning items or skills. What nobody knew was that for the horn to show its true effects, 3 conditions must first be met. Once met, the horn will actually sound like a war horn and summon the army seen. In the light novels it was never really explained on just what these 3 conditions were, so not even Ainz knows how to show its true potential. However there are some theories suggesting that you need to have commander levels, be in good relations with the first goblin group summoned, and finally ask for goblin aid "which she did just before blowing the horn".

One of the Strongest Army in New World. General Enri's Goblin Army. Those Red Caps are dangerous... And remember, Lupusregina is a werewolf...

Solly is the one who made the remark about their maker having had kedney-stones. Lupis was talking about showing how good she was at causing pain. Lupis is a extreme Sadist, she let the guys get to the point where they THOUGHT they were safe, and then took that last sliver of hope away.

Normal moral compass "have you heard about the Geneva Conventions?" Moral compass while watching Overlord "that is the kind of massacre i'm fine with"

Yggdrasil is the kind of game with a lot of hidden mechanics. To the point where information gathering and gate keeping is the main strategy for most guilds. Imagine : Most classes are hidden until you get the right conditions. Same for items Same for areas, bosses, mechanics etc. Ainz just found out that the trash item he gave Enri upgrades when the user has high leadership and affinity with goblins, alongside whatever shenanigan is included by the devs.

Listen to the voice actors. You hear Momonga more often than Ainz in season 1. As the seasons progress, the ratio changes to where by the end of season 4, you rarely hear Momonga talk at all, it's all Ainz

One last thing, Beta is a pure sadist, and her class is a healer. Which means Prince's death was NOT a quick one, she kept almost killing him and in the final thread of his life, he was healed just to be killed over and over again for hours.

What I only just now got is that the strategist the horn summoned is basically the goblin version of Zhuge Liang XD

At this point, Enri and Nphirea are married. Apparently, Enri has a quite an appetite. As a result, Nphirea takes a lot of "stamina" potions in order to keep up with her

17:46 - 17:52 Enri/Nphiria: "Eh?" Lupusregina: "Eeeh?" Ainz: "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH?!" Death Knights guarding the tent: "Did you hear that?" "Yes, our Master is screaming. That must be something, Surpreme Beings do." "How wonderful."

the smiling sadist has insured that the Prince was *well taken care of*. Her thing is that she will hurt someone to the point of death, heal them and then repeat. The Prince was only allowed to die after 20 minutes.

official ability of horn: This magic item can summon nineteen goblins consisting of twelve regular goblins, two goblin archers, one goblin mage, one goblin priest, two goblin wolf riders, and one goblin leader. Each highly skilled and trained warriors with strong loyalty to their master.[2] However, if certain conditions are fulfilled, it can summon an army of goblins that is about five thousand strong. This includes several goblin corp

Those poor Village people were hurt by humans so much that they sided with the monsters, that is just sad when you think about it.

6:00 Enri has unlocked some advanced classes and titles, that have allowed her to earn levels in Goblin General and Village Chief, just by doing the stuff she would have been doing anyway, so her stats and skills are rising much faster than she realizes. These levels, skills and titles also improve the effect of her summoning horn.

It just never gets old everytime Ainz gets surprised at some random stuff that happens and people are like oh it was planned by Ainz

the horn was eventually revealed that it uses a hidden friendship meter: as default it summons 20 low level goblins the summons grow with respect with how friendly you are with goblins, think of it as a faction meter Enri has been building that meter for caring for the 1st goblins, one could just dismiss after the goblins after they serve their usefulness

It was an hour before she let the Prince die. Remember that she's a Cleric. Which means she basically tortured him to near death, healed him to full, and repeated it

Dude! Your face when the goblin army appeared, 19:25 . Lupasregina would LOVE that expression! Bwahaha!

Love the long "Oh No" when Lupisregina showed up lol.

The horn was called the horn of goblin general. A flashy name for a trash item which only summons 20 low level goblins. The name actually suggests that there is a hidden effect for these horns. Usually if any player used it in the real game they would not care for it and would probably trash them after using them so normal players won't be able to get to the hidden effects easily. But Enri cared for these goblins. She treated them well, named each of them. The loyalty of the goblins was raised a lot. And she also leveled up her commanding abilities. Its not clear which of these helped her to meet the conditions, but they did. This enabled her to summon the army and become the goblin general. Fun fact, Carne village became the 2nd/3rd strongest military in the nations surrounding Nazarick, after gaining this army. This army could crush both the Re-Estize Kingdom and Baharuth Empire if they want

Its not explicitly stated, but i believe Enri had unlocked a class of 'Monster Tamer' when she first blew the horn and took control. Thats why not only do the goblins she summoned listen and respect her, but so do foreign goblins and even the ogres. Monster tamers grow in power over time based on the monsters under their control. You'll notice that Enri developed some muscles, and while that goblin 'might' have let her win the arm wrestling, she practically threw him in the process. I believe she obtained the strength from bringing the ogres into her control. The horn's response could be linked to this: the force summoned could be directly proportionate to the level and strength of a monster tamer.

I LOVE Lupusregina reaction while invisible! Hahahah!

Love this part in the books. A rando village girl blowing The Horn of The Goblin General = a single troop of goblins summoned Girl who’s been ordering a summoned troop of gobs, a natural goblin and ogres… this girl blowing The Horn of The Goblin General = an entire Goblin Army 🫡

Two primary conditions for the horn to summon a large army. 1) the prerequisite levels of goblin commander. 2) be facing an opponent on the field of battle before blowing the horn. This results in a goblin army being summoned which is scaled to the size of the opposing force. Enri earned the necessary levels of goblin commander after leading the goblins summoned by the first horn.

It seems to me that the effect of summoning goblins with a horn is tied to the mechanics of reputation (in RPGs, a common technique is when a certain number of reputation points from factions \ cities \ races give bonuses to interacting with them) And since Enri constantly "earned" a reputation among the goblins by successfully leading them and treating them as friends, this could either be the reason for the recruitment of such a large army, or one of the conditions for such a call)

I've watched Overlord 3 a shit ton of times, but this is the first time I noticed that Enri legitimately CHUCKS that goblin during arm wrestling. I was with Luke and thought that he threw the match, but I just realized the one that got thrown has a wrap on his arm and the smug looking goblin does not.

One of the best episodes of the Overlord series. Glad to see your reaction to this Luke. Keep in mind that i's an insane power up of a background character. Personally, I always believed, since I watched this episode years ago, that the condition to get the goblin army depends on the charisma/leadership stat of the summoner. Remember how Enri was able to command the goblins during the fight against the big wolf in the forest during the herb gathering mission? Well I think that since she learnt how to act as a commander of the first goblin unit, plus the upgrade in status she got from villager to village chief probably added a bonus to her charisma/leadership stat. Combine all the events that transpired between the first summon and this fight with the army, she probably leveled her stat quite high, thus the 5K goblins bonus. Still it's just a theory that is festering rent free in a corner inside my brain.

Love this episode! It's a callback to the """"filler"""" episode, that was about this village's slice of life: It was actually showing Enri the orphan girl turning into General Enri! She had the first 20-ish goblins, cared for them, gave them names and weapons, made them stronger, turned them into her own small army, then added the ogres to her forces too! And each little accomplishment of Enri's was met with acknowledgement, where first the Goblins gave her their full support, making Enri look better then she is, then everyone in the village started to see Enri as their newest leader. Enri unknowingly got passive skills in being a peaceful General/Commander, etc. When She used the horn, She wasn't Enri the helpless orphan girl anymore! She was General Enri, revered by Her people, chosen to be Chief of The village a.k.a. Leader. General Enri blowing the horn thus had a different effect: a 5K strong goblin army, as the Name of the item hinted at! It wasn't timing, but it was about timing PLUS being chosen as leader by the goblins and being acknowledged as their most important person worth dying for. You need time to become worthy, then you unlock the hidden/TRUE ability of the horn, and be able to summon a mighty goblin army, with troops, riders, paladins, magic casters, bodyguards, assassins, and 1 Genius Goblin General under the command of General Enri. She became worthy, thus the item made this huge army. Go back and watch that filler episode now and see how Enri becomes more and more worthy! What a good filler episode it is now. The Callback on it is amazing! This is my favorite episode in S3 as it was well telegraphed and the payout is amazing and sweet! >:3

Momonga was never a good person from the start. In season one, Momonga only saved Enri and Nemu to appease Sebas in order to repay his debt of getting saved by Touch-Me back in Yggdrasil. He got mad of Clementine for killing the members of Swords of Darkness as they were suppose to spread his name as an adventurer, so he killed her out of spite as he was pissed at her for spoiling his plan.

Read (Valkyrie shadow) They go into the mechanics of Overlord in far greater detail. Also like I said this is a story of how evil wins. He was never a good guy. It's just hard to tell when you're looking from the same perspective.😊

Thus wee are introduced to the warlord, Enri the Bloody. Long may she reign🙏.

Speculation on what happened is that there were certain conditions that could be met erot make the horn do what it did. What is believed to have happened is that because of the relationships she formed with the first set of goblins she summoned she met these conditions and it became a true orn of the goblin general summoning. of course no one back in the game would even think to do what she had done so this secret was never reveaed.

Going by the various things said (both in anime and the LN) there's a good theory of what happened with the army. The two items she used are called "The horn of the Goblin General". All the new armies also refer to HER as "The Goblin General". She used the first horn when she was technically a no one, so it summoned a small number of general goblins as we saw and Ainz expected. Since then however, she's cared for those goblins and also her "summons" have been doing tasks for her earning her XP. The theory I've heard which makes sense therefore is, while caring for the original group she's been levering up in ranks, from Goblin Summoner, Goblin Commander, and then Goblin General. Since she hit the the unknown criteria to be a Goblin General at some point.. when she uses the second horn - it doesn't do the "trash" effect, but instead summons a full Army of The Goblin General.

Those redcap goblins are stronger than death knights btw. 😂

17:34 General Enri is here 23:51 i want a anime of Enri conquering the world now lol 26:19 the sit was a human city with goblins, now it's a city of goblins with humans lol 32:49 the reason for that is because even thought Ainz don't plan everything he still get pissed when someone interfere in his plans, the same way he got pissed at Beta he got pissed at clementine. and if you go to the village episode again, you will notice he didn't care about the villagers dying, he just protected them because he remembered his friend touch me

Finally! The episode ive been waiting ages for! First time I watched this I forgot about the horn. Not that anyone could have ever predicted a 5,000 strong goblin army with every type of class lol. Even the main army with the prince together might not be able to take down this village now. The redcaps are supposed to be a fitting death to traumatize them while they die, but it might come off as just some goblins after all we’ve seen.

I am going to directly quote the light novel for the horn: "In Yggdrasil, players were able to name their own items save for a few exceptions. One of them was artifacts, which were dropped as completed items. The artifact Goblin General's Horn...This item summoned 19 goblins in all. But the goblins were, to Yggdrasil players, mobs so weak that they were practically useless. So why did an item like that get such a grand name with 'General' in it? Many Yggdrasil players wondered the same thing. But no one ever came up with a satisfactory explanation; everyone had just kind of accepted that it was a strange name. But actually, there was a reason for it. And that reason was quite simple. Its true power wasn't to summon nineteen goblins. In Yggdrasil, no one had to manage to put its actual value on display, so it had been discarded as a junk item. In this other world, however, it unleashed its true power for the first time...Its real power, if used when three conditions were met, was...."(chapter ends with ellipsis, next chapter is the goblin army appearance with the role callings and explanations on what each unit does)

When Lupusregina said "I'm not as good as Solly" she was comparing her healing abilities to Solutions. Doesn't mention this in anime but she tortured Barbaro than healed him than tortured him again. He lasted 3 hours. And Lupus is a Cleric she isn't bad at healing she is bad at holding the torture back.

the goblin army introduces itself in the LN exactly 1:1 like it does in the anime. with each troop part swearing its loyalty to enri and stating how it will crush the enemy etc. there is an explanation to an extend in the LN, but its a bit disjointed there, from what remember. the thing is when your summon the goblin with 1 horn only 19 low level goblins appear, but they stay indefinitely around, they have no time limit on them. they need to be around for a certain amount of time without loosing one of them. and you require a base. ergo - you cannot be a general without an army. enri also seems to have gain various level through out her time as leader of the pack, gained passive level through them killing stuff probably and gain leader and general ranks from that, which also may or may not established her as qualifed to summon the full might of the goblin army. tl;dr >summon scout party >keep em all alive for a certain amount of time >have a base/place you rule over >gain exp, skills and qualification to summon the rest of the army if use another horn.

For a bit of context one red cap goblin could fight very evenly with a death knight

As far as the Horn goes, while there's a looooooot of conjecture about it's abilities, I'm not sure there has been any actual reveal or confirmation about the mechanics at work. As Yggdrasil existed as a game with PvP (Player versus Player) elements, it wouldn't be unusual for the normal range of internet shenanigans to include jerk behavior like killing the NPCs (Non-Player Characters) that give out special event/holiday awards such as the Horn of the Goblin General. It's not impossible that part of the normal defenses that developers would program in for such occurrences as NPCs being attack would include extras to put Players in their place. Like have the Horn give one effect if a Player blows it, but a completely different effect if an important NPC does. It's certainly not the same effect as the first time Enri used a Horn, but she has become more important (and attached to the goblins) since then. Her initial results did seem to be greater than what Players generally got from a Horn. Apparently, a big factor that could delineate if the goblin army now works differently than in the original game would be if they last for more than an hour. I do hope we find out, but the author has been very up front that the 18-volume series will not answer all questions (and may not cover most).

17:48 Lupis is here btw The horn would be triggered its special effect, which is THAT much an army, while the user has a class that similar to general/chief/leader or something like that. Lupis has the magic/skills to heal, sooo she just TOY with the prince for half a hour until he beg for a quick death.

Lupisregina is a werewolf to my knowledge - just putting it out there lol, I think I remember reading that she gets a tad more sadistic at night/full moons

Red caps are elite among goblins 4 redcaps can destroy a death knight.

As a lot of people have already stated the Goblin army summoned by Enri is now one of the most powerful fighting forces in all of the New World. She leads one of the strongest armies and is an ally to Ains, so there's that! But to specify, the goblins she originally summoned are an average level of around 10, which is pretty decent, Jugem is 12. The Rank and File goblins in the Army were stated to be as strong, or even stronger, than the original goblins, so we can safely state that from the regular corps, their levels are around 10+, that's the Infantry, the Longbowmen, Magic Support and Bombardment. The special divisions are even stronger than that, the Paladin and Beast Rider corps have very few members, around 17, and one of the paladins among the Paladin Corps is said to be the second strongest paladin in the region, so we can assume these guys levels are at least 20+, closer to 30. The Assassins have very little known about them, but the redcaps are specifically stated to be in the early 40 level ranges, so 40-43, by contrast Gazef was estimated to be around level 30. Now compared to the average human soldier Prince Barbaro was considered a decent warrior, probably a bit stronger than most regular soldiers but he was also noted to be considerably weaker than Climb, who is around level 16. So it's safe to assume Barbaro is only around level 10 at most, this means most of the Kingdoms soldiers are sub level 10, mostly around 6, 8 tops, which makes sense seeing as it took around 4 of them to even land a hit on Jugem who is level 12. So to summarize, the /weakest/ of Enris army are considerably stronger than the average Kingdom Soldier, better equipped and led too, and she has several dozen members of her army that are on par or considerably stronger than Gazef, the strongest soldier in the entire Kingdom! On top of all of these fighter corps there's also a Medical Corp, and a Rear Echelon Support that contains A Weather Forecaster, the Strategist, a Blacksmith for gear maintenance, and a Trapper to hunt game to feed the army. All in all this is just how serious that army really is, as it's not even nearly made clear enough in the anime that this is the case!!

When Lupusregina said that summoning those goblins was cheating, she was kinda right, cause all those goblins are around level 50, the soldiers of the royal army were level 2 at best. Also, Barbro (the prince) was hiding in the palace during finale of season 2 so he was getting desparate to prove himself. Too bad Nazarick showed up. Truth be told, he didn't even get to die. He was *allowed* to die by Lupus

“Man, Ainz is just not the good guy” LOL, get ready

Yeah, Lupisregina Beta IS a werewolf girl under a full moon, she and the Prince are gonna dance (of death) the night away. 🤔

Its not really that Ainz doesn't care about the village. He values, more than the village, the people he "knows". Nemu, the little girl - sister of Enri, got added to the list of people to protect because he got to "know" her. The other people on the list were Enri, Nphirea and the Grandmother - all people Ainz got to talk to and "know". The adventurer party that Clementine killed were people he got to "know" that's why he got angry. He only cares about people he gets to meet, talk to and get to know well.

20:40 ya the reason for the drummers is actually a super logical one in war unless you have a Megaphone or something (this world dose not) you can’t project your voice and give orders with all the screaming, shouting, and clanging of Metal BUT with a Drum Line you can drum out a tune and that tune tells your army commands like the general is in back watching notices the left flank is weak so has the Drum Line play a tune this tune signifying “attack the left flank”

28:40 Here to just say that Beta is a sadistic healer. You know she likes to see people suffer and she can heal them. You know where is going? You know, you sure do know and it is not good. Nope, not good at all. It goes from lets see how much oain you can take once, to "as long as you are not dead🤷" So, I don't think it was an easy way out, but at least it could have been way worse. Also, the soldiers got ptsd from the 13 redcaps. She summoned them because the soldiers knew it was hopeless. She also brought more. Beta is a conosseur of all suffering, from physical to psychological.

Why are you asking questions to the camera Luke 🤣 You should know by now that the answers are coming when you hit play 😝 Can’t wait for the next episode! 😁

Now you finally understand the greatness of General Enri the Insatiable. Why "the Insatiable"? Ask Nfirea.

Log horizon also have the same plot twist with the item description and condition.

she's leveling becous she is now a comander so every comand is xp as well as chief so it's doble xp now i gess

At first, ainz wanted to possibly reach another "trapped" players but ensuring nazarik is ok. He always considered the guardians as his and his comrades children, and he takes care of them as such. Now the thing about other players takes 2nd place over making the world a place where his children can be happy. So, if he has to murder people and conquer the world to do so, so be it

She leveled up so much she got a subclass of a Leader and General. That made her enchace the effect of horn.

I love the reaction of Mare, he seems so impressed while Ainz doesn't know what happened.😂

Ainz was only upset at clementine because she interrupted his plans with the adventurers, he didn’t actually care about them

Goblin General is likely a Job class with Levels. The horn was considered a trash item so its likely no one ever levelled up the skill. I think the level gain is proportional to the number of active summons and the length of time they stay alive. 20 goblins with no deaths over several months. Enri is likely a level 10 in Goblin General and also gainig levels in a similar skill with the Orcs.😅 (Level 10 was the Yddrasil max but in Yddrasil everything was a level that then contributed to your overall level eg. 10 in general plus 4 in cooking makes you level 14)

enri's army is nothing compared to what ainz has both in size which is huge and in power which again is a massive difference

Not quite sure you remember season 1 properly. He got very angry at Clemantine because he killed all the weak adventures, yes. But mostly because it wasted all the effort he had done to get his name out there (as the dead can't talk). The only one beyond that was maybe the girl, because she had been a little helpful to him (something he repaid in season 2 by helping her sister Tsuare). Not because he was still controlled by human morals. I agree season 1 was a slightly different Ainz, but that was mostly because everything was so new and he was being willful. Even back then, he didn't particularly feel a need to go save the village, he was just doing a lot of reminiscing about his Guildmates and them not being here with him, so he chose to do something in the spirit of Touch Me. He hung out with the townsfolk and weak adventures because he was caught up in willful roleplay in a new world, getting away from his still newly uncomfortable situation in Nazarick being treated as Supreme. End of Season 1 and later Ainz is a bit different because of the Shalltear incident, it was a huge wake up call that those who represent those he cares about are not just in a causal game anymore, but could possibly realistically die. He lost a lot of his willful roleplaying and not-a-care-in-the-world side to him that was the main carry over from his human drive, and at least tries to look more big picture and potential threats, and this is reinforced by the NPCs and Nazarick having more cohesive direction (even if Ainz often doesn't understand the real reasoning for actions).

Ah yes, the birth of the daughter of Ainz, General Enri the Bloody

11:36 that red hair girl, aka the potion girl, is named Brita and she is not one of the 4 being protected. Those are Nfirea, Lizzie (Nfirea grandma), Enri and Nemu (Enri little sister). It is a bit funny seeing Brita just there with the village people since she has more design and stuff but honestly considering what she saw I can understand her choosing to just live in a small village and not try to keep her adventure job after having narrowly escaped Shalltear on season 1. Also about Ainz if you can't provide something useful to Nazarick he is pretty much neutral if you die or not. If you offend or hurt people from Nazarick or whoever he put protection on the guild's name he will throw the worst out there without remorse. Remember he is an overlord, an undead creature, even though he has part of him that is human he does feel different, as we can see when he says he doesn't seem to feel anything from seeing humans dying. Clementine did kill the adventure group he went around in season 1 and specially Ninya, magic user of the party who is also Tuare sister, so Clementine did had it coming a bit but Ainz also managed to learn a lot from Clementine about Martial Arts and even though he says he didn't care about her killing the group he eventually admits to being a bit of a hypocrite himself. He learn a bit from time with the group and was expecting to learn a bit more once Ninya was going to look for information for him in town. Also when he goes to face Shalltear he tells the other people if you try to go there you will die, because since dealing with Shalltear meant Nazarick information could leak and even hurt Nazarick as a whole any adventurer that tries to come together with Momon to deal with the powerful vampire was going to die. Why he says as Momon he had a way to deal with the vampire and he alone would be enough. Any fool that insists on going or try to sneak to see what happens would die. Not by Shalltear but by Ainz himself in order to protect Nazarick, as we see Mare killing the guy before Ainz confronts Shalltear in season 1. The Lizard Men for Ainz was an experiment in order to create undead, to check if their bodies would make stronger undead compared to human bodies. To him at the time he was able to confirm that the NPCs can learn and grow with Cocytus which was a win for him of the situation, even with the lost the army he gave Cocytus had. And if not by Cocytus and Demiurge convincing him to experiment with governing the Lizard Men without fear for the future he would have been completely fine exterminating them all there. Basically as long as you can show to Ainz your value to Nazarick he will mostly stay neutral about things if not favorable. If you give him reason to he will not have mercy at all no matter what race or kingdom you are. So to him, the kingdom attacking the village, as long as the 4 important people don't die and the information about the potion experiments don't leak is a completely fine lost of life that he wouldn't commit efforts to save.

Its not really that Ainz doesn't care about the village. He values, more than the village, the people he "knows". Nemu, the little girl - sister of Enri, got added to the list of people to protect because he got to "know" her. The other people on the list were Enri, Nphirea and the Grandmother - all people Ainz got to talk to and "know". The adventurer party that Clementine killed were people he got to "know" that's why he got angry. He only cares about people he gets to meet, talk to and get to know well.

Can’t wait to see his next reaction… SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT

I think it was conformed that Nphi and Enri have lots of late night activities in the light novel

Aines was upset with Clementine because she screwed up his plans. It wasn’t because he was friends with the adventurers.

Ains is good if you are one of his people. Then he will do everything he can to protect and defend you. Others no... And when he killed Clementine he was like he was now. He said he wasn't angry with her because he might have done the same thing. But he was upset that she killed people he had cultivated to help elivate his name.

the previous episode was literally a silence before the storm

Actually, being caught by Lupusregina is not a happy way to die. Her greatest interest is to torture the victim, such as breaking the bones all over her body, treating the victim and then tormenting them again until she gets tired of it, so this is not a happy way to die.😢😢

You claim that the goblin violated the bro code, Luke, but there's one thing that you didn't account for. There was no sock on the door, and therefore the terms and conditions of the code were not met, so given that the interruption was an accident, it is not in violation of the code.

Horns of the Goblin General are considered trash drops, so there's no knowing how many Ainz has.

most notorious use of CGI in my favorite LN adaptation... welp also hello berserk

its simple enry has been leveling up her skill of goblin leader all this time every time a gobo killed a monster or did a thing enry got xp and leveled up normally gobos that get summoned poof after a time but in the new world summoned gobos just hang around so when enry used the second horn she had enough levels in her gobling leadership to get 5,000 gobos

The honorable general Enri! 🔥

To give you Enrie's levels: Farmer Level 1 Sergeant Level 1 Commander Level 2 General Level 2

You’re slowly getting Nazarickfied. At the beginning you can’t handle any death. This episode, you’re fine with massacre😂

So, some elaborations: The plan to visit Carne Village wasn't by Prince Barbro, it was a suggestion from Duke Bouloupe(spelling might be inaccurate). Because said Duke is one of Barbro's backers and wants him to ascend the throne of the Kingdom. So he suggested what /should/ be a relatively safe and harmless mission, which Ramposa (the king) agreed to because he doesn't want his son to fight on the main battlefield. The idea was simply to go there, have him ask about Ains and then make his way back but of course Barbro in his infinite wisdom managed to fuck that up. Not only do the villagers owe a debt to Ains (who essentially saved them twice) but the villagers also felt betrayed by the kingdom, since they would have been slaughtered if it wasn't for Ains being there in the first place. So on the first sign of agression (even if it was meant as a mere warning) all that flipped into deciding they'd have to fight. Unfortunately Barbro or anyone else could've never known about the fact that Enri would be able to summon an army for 5000 goblins. Now, regarding the Horn of the Goblin General. Yggdrasil, the game Ains used to play, was actually poorly explored even up to the moment the servers were supposed to shut down. I don't recall if there was an exact figure to it or not but imagine something like only 30% of the games content being found out and known. (That number isn't really meant to be accurate just to give a reference.) The game developers added a lot of hidden effects and abilities that could only come to fruition with specific character builds, like having certain number of levels in a class and mixing certain kinds of classes together. Which is why most of the stuff never really got a time to shine. Especially an item that was regarded as "trash" by all players. In game the horn did summon a number of goblins to fight for the user but they were low level and they had a timed duration and would disappear after a while. So there was never a reason for anyone to bother with it. They'd have quickly outleveled the goblins and investing anything into temporary helpers just wasn't worth it. However, the New World removes the timed life of the goblins. Just how it removed the timed life of a number of Ains summons that would have a timed life too. This allowed Enri to gain skills about commanding, allowed her to foster a good relationship with the goblins and even be the head of a whole village. All of that together and boom. The horn doesn't summon 20 basic dudes but a whole army. Lastly about Britta, the potion girl. After her run in with Shalltear at the end of Season 1 she pretty much decided to retire from being an adventurer and decided to settle in Carne Village. Because they needed new people to replace the ones that had died at the beginning of Season 1 plus it helps that she has some adventure experience for the training of the militia.

The redcap goblins that where shown last in the army and are Enry loyal guard and the ones that killed the princes army at the end are level 43, in comparision the death knights are level 35. Enry got 13 of them i think. And those goblins are the lowest level goblins that get summoned inside nazarik. biscally the other aren't even worh having inside nazarik LOL

Loyalty likely played a factor, too. Actively earning the respect of that first group of goblins by treating them well, being a proper leader, in turn making the horn SEE her as a leader and not just some random user, also.

it is the "horn of the GOBLIN GENERAL" ... but it only summons 20 goblins?... seems in the game there was a hidden trigger that they didnt discover in game... or some lore flavor text? Likely one of the triggers was that the owner NEEDS an army and they are a general in all but name.. or maybe he/she already commanded goblins? PS: those red caps are as high or higher lvl than the death knights... and those mages are casting fireball.. so lvl 30? .. so yeah.. she got 5000 army with average lvl 20-30 ... Enri just became the 3rd (or 4rth) highest military power in the setting. All hail Warlord Enri The Bloody!

The horn of the goblin general was a special item disguised as a trash item. You had to reach maximum friendship level with goblins to unlock it's full potential, something nobody ever bothered with in the game so nobody ever discovered it's hidden potential. Also, Beta's last comment is her comparing herself to Solution, because Solution is the single most accompliched pain artist among the pleades maids. Since she's a slime, she absorbs her victim, then keeps them alive while digesting them *very* slowly.