The animated Mage Killer grants her the ability to completely disable all magic, and even after being felled by the railgun, she fuses with fellow Generals Hans and Beldia in the afterlife to pull herself back to the living world.

This marks the end of the encounter in the novels, but the movie makes Sylvia a much larger threat. After fusing with the Mage Killer in the books, Sylvia gains magic resistance, making it impossible for the spell-wielding Crimson Demon Clan to stop her, though they can still teleport away. The only way Kazuma and Megumin can defeat her is by using the mystical railgun left behind by the irresponsible inventor who had been isekai'd before Kazuma's time. The most drastically altered section of this KonoSuba arc's events in the Legend of Crimson film was easily the climactic fight with Sylvia, the Growth Chimera General of the Demon King. Ultimately Kazuma has little sympathy for his buffoonish predecessor, but he gains a much deeper understanding of how the stream of Japanese otaku flowing into the fantasy world has shaped it. There, they find an imitation 'Game Girl' gaming device and a journal that talks about the technician's history. Using this knowledge, he is easily able to read the weapon's instructions on a stone detailing the researcher's work in Japanese.ĭespite the end result being the same in the KonoSuba novels, Kazuma and Aqua have to unearth this secret by going through a mysterious facility. Kazuma then realizes the scholar in question was actually a native of Japan who had also been transported to the fantasy world.

Through various hints, he realizes the village and many of its quirkiest features were the handiwork of the same scientist who created the Mobile Fortress Destroyer. In order to save the Crimson Demon Village from the the Demon King's forces, Kazuma must uncover an ancient relic that supposedly has the ability to end the world.

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