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Starting from episode 1, I was wondering about this question, but I couldn't find an answer until the latest episode.

Did the human body of Momonga transform itself into his character in the game? If that's the case, his soul should be in this character.

Or is it something similar to SAO in which his original body is still in the "human world", but his soul (or consciousness) in the "game world"?

Or could it be that Momonga is with his soul and human body in his own world and sits in front of his computer playing this realistic game?

Starting from episode 1, I was wondering about this question, but I couldn't find an answer until the latest episode.

Did the human body of Momonga transform itself into his character in the game? If that's the case, his soul should be in this character.

Or is it something similar to SAO in which his original body is still in the "human world", but his soul in the "game world"?

Or could it be that Momonga is with his soul and human body in his own world and sits in front of his computer playing this realistic game?

Did the human body of Momonga transform itself into his character in the game? If that's the case, his soul should be in this character.

Or is it something similar to SAO in which his original body is still in the "human world", but his soul (or consciousness) in the "game world"?

Or could it be that Momonga is with his soul and human body in his own world and sits in front of his computer playing this realistic game?

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Starting from episode 1, I was wondering about this question, but I couldn't find an answer until the latest episode. (I might have overlooked something though).

Did the human body of Momonga transform itself into his character in the game?(If so If that's the case, his soul should be in this character.)

Or is it something similar to SAO wherein which his original body is still in the "human-world" world", but his soul in the "game-world" world"?

Or could it be that Momonga is with his soul and human-body body in his own world and sits in front of his computer playing this realistic game?

Starting from episode 1 I was wondering about this question, but I couldn't find an answer until the latest episode. (I might have overlooked something though).

Did the human body of Momonga transform itself into his character in the game?(If so, his soul should be in this character.)

Or is it something similar to SAO where his original body is still in the "human-world", but his soul in the "game-world"?

Or could it be that Momonga is with his soul and human-body in his own world and sits in front of his computer playing this realistic game?

Starting from episode 1, I was wondering about this question, but I couldn't find an answer until the latest episode.

Did the human body of Momonga transform itself into his character in the game? If that's the case, his soul should be in this character.

Or is it something similar to SAO in which his original body is still in the "human world", but his soul in the "game world"?

Or could it be that Momonga is with his soul and human body in his own world and sits in front of his computer playing this realistic game?

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To what extent is Momonga (in Overlord) living in the current world in which this anime is set?

Starting from episode 1 iI was wondering about this question, but iI couldn't find an answer until the latest episode. (i might'veI might have overlooked sth.,something though).

DoesDid the human body of Momonga transformedtransform itself into his character in the game?(consequentlyIf so, his soul should be in this character.)

Or is it sth.something similar to SAO where his original body is still in the "human-world", but his soul in the "game-world"?

Or could it be that Momonga is with his soul and human-body in his own world and sits in front of his computer playing this realistic game?

To what extent is Momonga (in Overlord) living in the current world in which this anime is set?

Starting from episode 1 i was wondering about this question, but i couldn't find an answer until the latest episode (i might've overlooked sth., though).

Does the human body of Momonga transformed itself into his character in the game?(consequently his soul should be in this character)

Or is it sth. similar to SAO where his original body is still in the "human-world", but his soul in the "game-world"?

Or could it be that Momonga is with his soul and human-body in his own world and sits in front of his computer playing this realistic game?

To what extent is Momonga living in the current world in which this anime is set?

Starting from episode 1 I was wondering about this question, but I couldn't find an answer until the latest episode. (I might have overlooked something though).

Did the human body of Momonga transform itself into his character in the game?(If so, his soul should be in this character.)

Or is it something similar to SAO where his original body is still in the "human-world", but his soul in the "game-world"?

Or could it be that Momonga is with his soul and human-body in his own world and sits in front of his computer playing this realistic game?

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