After saving the Kingdom of Liones from the 10 Commandments, Meliodas and the Seven Deadly Sins are enjoying their time off. However, things aren't as peaceful as they seem, as the Sins are put through various trials to become strong enough to defeat the 10 Commandments and to overcome their past trauma.
With help from past figures, the Sins are tasked with defeating the 10 Commandments and putting an end to their evil plans that began ten thousand years ago. The Sins begin to uncover the truth about each other, as well as those who stood before them. With this knowledge in hand, the battle against the 10 Commandments has only just begun.
Nanatsu no Taizai: Kamigami no Gekirin continues to follow the Seven Deadly Sins and those that they meet on their journey. Through their adventures, they realize that their actions have had greater consequences on the present than they could have ever expected.
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YeeYeeAss
I expected nothing and I am still let down. This truly is dreadful show. My expectations never were high since Seven Deadly Sins is truly a super mediocre show. But oh man it was far worse than I expected. White fucking blood? Ah, yes finally the enemies cum after being killed. Of course the censoring is also horrible. Well, they did eventually stop using white blood somewhere around the middle of the show. The animation sometimes feels like watching a PowerPoint slideshow. It feels like their budget is super low. They are not even trying to animate it properly. Why in the hell would they hire such incompetentpeople for this. The director and series compositioner is also bad at their job. Finally a show that rivals Fairy Tail.
Starting off with the story: It continues straight from the last season with mostly filler hooray I know. Then in the second episode the story actually starts, King and Diane and strolling around the fairy forest and meets Drole and Gloxinia who train them by sending them back to the past that takes place about few hundred years in the past duh. They must get stronger and escape said simulation by doing something they originally did not do. Well, finally in the 7th episode the Sins are back together and ready to take on they demon king. We then follow Gowther on how he lost his memories or something and in the end he get emotions, quite shocking I know. As the sins are back far stronger they go and attack Zeldris and the other wanks. And now we are met with the most horrible animation the world has to offer. I had read the manga and I said "Oh Meliodas vs Escanor is a good fight, I hope they do justice for it in anime" they did not. It was horrifying. They couldn't make still images look good. Then Elizabeth is going through a phase where she remembers everything and is soon to die. So now it is a race against time, they need to defeat the demon king so the curse on Elizabeth will be lifted.
Characters are the same as last season but we got to know more about Elizabeths past, Meliodas, Gloxinia, Drole, Gowther and even Oslow. None of them have changed since season 2. Then we get few new characters who are Zeldris' companions or something. One of them is Meliodases teacher and one is just forgettable. Also few arc angels arrive onto the scene. Of course Meliodas is stuck in his assault form which just looks stupid mostly because the animators can't draw for shit.
The soundtrack is still pretty lit so I gotta give them that. There is that one theme that comes in every good fight. But if anything at least they got a good composer for the music department. Then the openings. The first one is just horrible. The song "Frontier" was kinda bad. The music wasn't the greatest and the clips were not good at all. I can't remember anything cool happening in that opening. Maybe the T-posing. And then the second opening. This one is actually good. The song "Delete" is a very catchy and a great song, Thank You SID. The animation in it looks good. The visuals are actually cool looking. There was Escanors The One and lots of cool fights.
Again, the animation is beyond horrible. It looks like it was done in paint or then photoshop or powerpoint. They just kinda fly around looking like absolute dog shit.
I have not enjoyed this show and probably never will. Only thing I have gotten is laughs mostly because of the shit animation.
Would I ever recommend this? Hell nah son. You should honestly just skip Seven Deadly Sins fully. Or if you want then read the manga.
Xouq
Writing this review just because the rating of this anime has surprised me a lot.Most of the people rated it very low from the very start just because of the animation. Animation of course is important but it is not everything as long as I can make out whats happening and it is clear I am okay with it. Additonally, the animation wasn't even that bad it slowly got better although the while blood was retarded.Rating an anime solely on animation is very stupid.Lets get into my honest review now. Story 10:The plot of Nanatsu No Taizi is easily a 10 without even thinking about itthe way the writer reveals and creates new mysteries at the same time is insane.He also connects all the plot points perfectly this season.Everything makes sense and you get surprised , and shook from the secrets revealed.
Art 6:As I said was okay still not berserk level.Had some cgi but for the most part it wasn't that bad specially after the beginning.
Sound 8:Now the soundtracks in Nanatsu No Taizi are always amazing from emotional ones , to the exciting fight osts.They are used frequently throughout this season with new ones created for important moments.
Character 9:Character in Nanatsu No Taizi is a very strong point each character is built and progresses very nicely power and character wise.Each representing a sin carries out their role perfectly in the story.
Enjoyment 9:Enjoyed this season a lot even though I had read the manga I was wishing that I didn't read the manga so I could experience it truly.
Overall : Easily an 8 with good art I would've made it a 9 it will still never reach the 10 mark because an anime has to be truly perfect to get a 10.The ending of this season was not it ending in the middle of an Arc is just not smart to do.There were better endings the last episode felt like a normal episode and not a finale.If you wont finish the arc dont start it or atleast put a better ending.
Stark700
It’s been a pattern for several years now. Nanatsu no Taizai goes on a break, and then comes back to adapt parts of the manga for the plot. By plot, I do mean the continued storyline about the Seven Deadly Sins and their conflicts against the demons, Commandments, and in this season, even Meliodas himself. This season adds the additional Goddess side while making its storytelling even more complex. But...complex doesn't equate to quality because Nanatsu no Taizai dropped the ball, hard. If you’ve seen the previous seasons before, chances are that you remember a darker change to Meliodas’ character personality. The fact is that heis turning back more and more into his original demon self. Estarossa gave us a very brief narrative about how Meliodas was once a ruthless ruler that he even envied. In this season, you will see the truth of Estarossa’s words as Meliodas once again revert to his true demon visage. That is, Meliodas becomes an anti-villain, a type of character at odds against the protagonists but is fighting for the “good”. And that reason lies in Elizabeth.
Elizabeth becomes a character to feel empathy feel after you realize her complex past. Her connection to the goddess is imperative for the overall storytelling. The motivation of this season relies on Meliodas’ personal quest to end a curse between him and Elizabeth. That being said, watching this season felt nothing less than a chore. With a year long gap and 24 episodes, you’d think the studio and staff had enough time to give us what the fans wanted. In respect to the storytelling, it stays faithful to the manga. But on the technical quality, it’s a different story. The action choreography feels static and gets less and less consistent with each passing episode. It loses dramatic value with the low quality and furthermore, almost every fight feels more or less the same. Nanatsu no Taizai isn’t known for being unique for a battle shounen and the fights this season didn’t step up to the plate. No, it's dramatic disaster.
On the characters front, we still have the familiar Seven Deadly Sins, the group of otherworldly entities renowned for changing the course of history. In this season, our characters develop their skills to stand strong enough against the Commandments and in hope of making a better world in this timeline. Besides that, I do believe the producers were aiming at the background storytelling for the purpose of getting us attached to the main cast. Characters such as Elizabeth, Meliodas, Gowther, are among a few of these examples. Interestingly, other important characters such as the archangels and elite demons get their moments of fame. Hold your horses though. Those characters are still overshadowed by the Seven Deadly Sins and most importantly, the duo pair of Elizabeth and Meliodas. It’s a shame since the series puts an overemphasis on their relationship, so much that it overshadows almost anything else. There are other breakout character pairs such as Monspeet and Derieri but their time on screen is limited. It’s the same as the manga where the show is dead on intent to push the relationship between Elizabeth and Meliodas to the limit. If you don’t seeing them together often, then buckle up because it’s going to be a long ride.
Still, I do somewhat commend the faithful adaptation of this season. While the plot felt over extended, it follows near panel by panel for the most important chapters. Plus, it definitely became clear the producers wanted to adapt the full manga and set up for another season. (now confirmed to air in October 2020 this year) Is that good news or bad news? It’s sort of both. If you’re a longtime fan of this franchise, then it will be a delight because Nanatsu no Taizai is the gift that keeps on giving. On the other hand, it’s bad news if you’ve been trying to complete this anime franchise after so many episodes. Sure, it isn’t a long running battle shounen like Naruto or Bleach, but at the end of the day, Nanatsu no Taziai ran too long of a course for its own good. And I am talking about both the anime and manga.
The bottom line is that after multiple series of adaptations, this new season didn’t truly became the next big thing. And in fact, I’ve rarely heard of anyone celebrating the announcement of new Nanatsu no Taizai anime in recent years. It’s not something reborn from the ashes like the recent Bleach announcement either. Nanatsu no Taizai has been flowing around the radar all this time and every year, it just gets worse and worse.
GalacticComet
This won't be some drawn out, expertly made review. Here I go: The story is ehh. Not really interesting but the leadup to fights is alright so I'll live. The art is really bad. Honestly kills the mood for certain moments which were meant to be spectacular and ended up being the worst parts. The sound for the most part is really good. Soundtracks great and most voice acting is done well enough to engage me as a viewer, though sometimes there's a noise that just ruins that immersion. I don't recommend this anime unless you're really into seven deadly sins AND you dislike manga.
Resting_Bonfire
Nanatsu no Taizai: Kamigami no Gekirin For a long time, I was afraid of this, I knew what was coming and that very knowledge only made my burden more difficult. A bad anime can be improved by magnificent animation. Fast pacing can always balance the flow of scenes, dynamic animation in harmony with the music, help distract the viewer from flaws and entertain elsewhere. But when an average anime is given deadly pacing and disastrous animation, it's no longer fun. And at the same time, this season has been animated better than the final season. Therefore, for those who have already had traumatic experiences here, stop.Finish reading the manga and don't watch the last season. What the studio did here is beyond comprehension. I have a feeling they merely produced this as a bad joke. A good example is that the blood constantly became "milk" or other such "FSK 18" substances. And then again in other scenes, there was a lot of blood. Blood censorship can be seen in just 50% of the scenes. Was this produced by 2 independent groups that have not consulted each other? Or was too much blood too difficult to censor? Why does demon blood turn white? Why does a giant vomit up 2 buckets of questionable white substances? And why is another demon lying in a perfectly normal pool of blood in the next scene? There are so many questions and so few answers.
So much said, I still have to say that the plot and character relationships are nevertheless decent enough to somehow make it through this season. Nanatsu No Taizai is still a simply average shounen. This season just suffers from studio problems, otherwise, it would have reached about the same quality standards as the previous ones. Unfortunately, the pacing here is very poor and the animations almost reach fanmade levels. By "almost" I mean that these reach a peak in the upcoming season.
[Story 5]
Here the rest of the plot is finally revealed, including Gowther's character background. And all of that is fine, it's nothing shockingly great, but that's what the series needed to prove itself. The backstory of the holy war, the connection between Meliodas and Elizabeth. Which, again, is a relatively interesting relationship whose problem became a good core point of a story. This approach is good, I just wish the whole thing had been implemented by a better writer and studio.
In the upcoming season, there is only minimal resolution, and only a few background stories of the antagonists are still open.
[Characters 5]
There is nothing new to say, the characters are the same as in the previous season, only that Meliodas slowly puts on more serious traits, which of course makes him more comprehensible. The rest of the season is devoted more to the relationships of the various couples.
I still find the opponents in Nanatsu no Taizai from the 10 Commandments relatively interesting. They have some wasted potential, but they are not blunt shells, which makes them seem more realistic. They are opponents, but only from the perspective of the protagonists. In their own right, they have their problems to deal with in this world and their burdens to bear.
[Animations 3 / Music 6]
I wouldn't say that the animations have hit rock bottom here, but they aren't far from it. There's no need to even mention why the series is also called "Seven Deadly Frames".
The intro was... bad, really bad. The visuals just seemed like a cheap character catalog that was turned over. The music was okay. The osts suffer significantly this season, unfortunately, because of the slow pacing and their mediocre placement. Otherwise, the anime is only slightly worse musically.
[Conclusion 3]
It hurts my heart to give such a low rating to an average series, but unfortunately pacing and animation are simply important factors. And this season lacked both of those without end. Since this season was supposed to be 70% fights, it makes it all the more tragic. If it were just a story-based season with better pacing, then it wouldn't matter at all.
Content-wise, I give the series a 5 out of 10 without a doubt, that's just what it is. But due to this massive drop in quality, there's nothing else that can be done.
Too bad, among the average shounen, Nanatsu no Taizai was one I relatively enjoyed watching, which makes this hurt all the more.
[Enjoyment 4]
oikawa_the_door
(no spoilers) So, for people scared by the 1 out of 10 reviews; no, it's really not that bad. Is the animation a little disappointing? Yeah. Does it totally ruin watching the show? No. So, that being said, if you liked the last seasons, you'll definitely like this one. With that out of the way, time for the review! So to get started with the story, it develops really quickly in this season. Strangely though, I find myself still bored throughout this season. I think there is just something off with the pacing that makes it feel so slow. About the animation, I have already lightly touched onthat. It definitely is disappointing to see the animation quality go down, but that was honestly not a big deal for me. If animation is really important for you, especially in a shounen anime, then yeah, this might be a problem for you. That being said, I personally care more about story than the artwork.
This is where I'm going to be talking about some spoilers for this season, so if you are planning on watching it, definitely stop reading because these plot twists are honestly the only good part about this season.
I was really surprised at Elizabeth's awakening. Did not really think she was the cursed reincarnation of a goddess. That being said, how is it still possible that she literally does nothing this whole season combat wise? The first season, I understood that she probably wouldn't kick ass yet and that she needed some more character development. But in the second season, when her powers first start showing themselves, she still did nothing. And finally, when she is a literal GODDESS!! she still does absolutely anything except for one move she pulled on Meliodis' brother in the final few episodes. Please, creators, I'm begging you; can we ppllleeeaasssee see Elizabeth kick some ass???? Thanks :)
Next on to Meliodis. I actually really enjoyed him kinda "turning to the dark side" and losing his emotions; the only thing willing him to move forward his sworn promise to Elizabeth to break this curse. They have a very interesting dynamic this season, with them both wanting the same thing in the end, but both having very different ways of getting there. Although they are technically on the same side, they still fight each other. Very coolll writers.
All that said and done; was the animation disappointing? Yeah. Was the story a little iffy sometimes? Yeah. But if you enjoyed the last seasons, you'll definitely like this one and it for sure won't ruin your enjoyment of prior seasons. Happy watching!
Long-John-Steven
I see many reviews giving crazy low scores, and this manily seems to stem from some issue with the animation. Now, I'm not blind, the animation in this season was worse than that in the previous 3, without a doubt. However, I dont see this as a show killer, in fact far from it. The character development here was on another level, so many seemingly 2D characters suddenly appearing, and without any spoilers, so incredibling meaningfull. There are moments of extreme sadness, even for characters who last season you wouldnt have felt anything for. The story suddenly came alive, revealing mysterys that seemed tohave been forgotten about seasons ago. This is the best season of Nanatsu No Taizai, and if you cant look past a few bad frames of animation to see that you need to find a far more simple show to watch.
Squirtmaster
My expectations coming into this show were very low. I enjoyed the first season of this show but after the first season the show declined and in all aspects. This show is called seven deadly slides for a reason, the fight animations are horrible and laughable at best. The show is also very boring and is just stupid. the other characters besides the mc don't do anything and watch as he fights. The mc was the only decent character in the show and everyone else is either annoying or boring. A great example of this is Elizabeth. She does absolutely nothing and her voice isso annoying and all she does is complain. I don't understand how people can stand this show when one of the main characters is an annoying and insurable crybaby. There's only few shows that I have had this much hatred for and this might be the worst show I've ever had the displeasure of watching. This show is so bad the only reason I didn't give it a 1 is because the mc is cool and its BARLEY watchable.
candylov
I never give a review with a bad score, but this one is making me do it. This project is a sorry completion. I feel sorry for the voice cast, musicians, and others who worked for a project that lived up to no-one's expectations. I don't even blame the studio that received the outsource order from Deen for drawing so poorly. That's because the problem comes from money, and I don't blame anyone for money problems. The one other anime project I gave a bad score is Umineko ga naku koro ni. I couldn't even start it. Despite the bad score, I'm not disappointed, and you won'ttoo, if you are going to watch this for the plot.
Here's one interesting point: You'll learn a lot of things about anime drawing if you watch this. The reason is that you'll now have something to compare with the good and the bad. You've probably only seen anime drawn nicely; think what you'd learn by watching anime drawn poorly.
Again, this is just a sorry completion, but I still give my thanks for the people who made this, because I enjoyed it at least. (However, I don't know if I'd say the same thing if I paid lots of money for watching this. I wish Deen just postponed this project and didn't outsource it).
Story: 8, Art: 2 or 1, Sound: 3, Character: 3, Enjoyment: 6 or 7, Overall: 3.
Character: The characters lose their character because of the studio's incapability to create interesting dialogues to immerse the viewer into their own world or to make them feel realistic.
Sound: Exciting background sound is lacking in various fighting scenes; some fighting scenes were tedious to watch.
63G
i just finished this season and oh my god it made my eyes bleed, and how the stroy gone from an 8 to 1. Story: Extremely bad, everything can be predicted, after they reveal most secrets and not interesting anymore, i had no fun at all after the 4th episode and the reset i just played it on 4x speed by eyes couldn't look at that Hideous drawing of the studio Art: there is none Sound: i liked it a bit Enjoyment: i had more fun watching 2 girls 1 cupCharacter: no development what so ever, the only thing that was interesting is the back story about them
Overall: i might use the 3rd season as torture for my enemies.
Chainkung
I'm just disappointed. Bruh This season the plot so far is the best out of three seasons for me. The animation is SO bad the plot is so damn good but the animation just ruin the whole series Escanor vs Meliodas is very disappointing it supposes to be the best fight scenes of all time but Assualt meliodas go brrr like a Beyblade I'd be having a lot more enjoyment if the animations were better I really like the backstory it's soo good sometimes I was not expecting that. The opening is really good I love itstill pretty pog just like the first and second season
I recommend watching for the plot and please don't expect much from animation
NguyenSenpai
Man. I really wish I didn't have to write this. It really tears my soul as I've been following this since it came out, but this season and this show has turned for the worst. It becomes a promising shounen with badass characters and villains to flop of "what-is-going-on" type of deal. It's a mess with how the redundancy of its theme and characters absolutely destroys what it originally stood out. Because I don't feel like writing a long version, I'd say it short: this season sucked. The way the plot of Meliodas to Elizabeth and to the 10 Commandments, I don't even understand howthis is enjoyable to watch anymore. It becomes a mess with the writing attempting to establish this "life-or-death" ordeal and especially with the redundancy of this "love-pain-sorrow" theme between the romancing characters. I'm all for romance in shounens, but this is just ... no. Just no. It's excessive to the point of just why?
Just read other reviews for more in-depth on art/animation/story.
Story: 5/10
Art: 7/10
Sound: 5/10
Character: 3/10
Enjoyment: 6/10
Overall: 3/10
D_Last_Romanov
SAFE REVIEW - NO SPOILERS AHEAD I have read the manga, and this is one of the most appalling adaptations that I have ever seen. It was not hard to keep it at a decent level. Even thoug this arc had not mutch to offer. But even in the parts that it had something to offer it looked unfinished, like if no one cared. In the end I ended up having the feeling of being obligated to watch it. Just with the last of hope that some episode gets some respect, some of the love it deserves, but I got none of that. And let's be real. IfDragon Ball Super would have keep the animation they did in episode 6, no one would have watched it. That's the feeling I get on watching this season. Like if I was stuck in Haruhi Suzumiya's never ending cicle of the episode 6 of DBS. (I deeply hate Haruhi Suzumiya's anime, so you can imagine how bad this feels to watch)
In resume, this season is not plesant to watch, better read the manga. And if by chance you don't want to read the manga, you'll have to swallow this crap, since it has some relevant plot for the upcomming saga. But do yourself a favor and skip it, as I said I personally think that it's not worth it.
QuackQuackBoi
This review serves more as a reminder to never give this show a rewatch on my part. This season was a notable downgrade from past seasons which were never my favourite, but always managed to give that minimum of shonen action where you can disregard bad storytelling, etc. This season had some of the worst animation possible for a show with this much attention on it. Idk who handled the animation and I don't really care. It just felt like they tried to rush the season out banking on its pre-established recognition thinking they could slack on the budget and time given to animators. This wasa pathetic cash grab that fails to deliver any sort of quality with either the pacing, the story, the poor character development and the truly awful animation.
Horatiomaxx
It looks like there are not any critical reviews yet, so I'll attempt to write one (Spoilers ahead). I am going to write a review that is purely based on the contents of this anime and assume that it is not adapted from a manga. When it comes to shounen shows such as Nanatsu no Taizai, you can't be expected to watch it and learn something profound about life. They are meant to be taken at face value and usually, I just watch them for their tacky and wacky plot. Sure, the series is mediocre it has always been enjoyable until this entry that is. StudioDeen completely butchered the art and quality standard that A-1 pictures set. It was nowhere near on par. You get really weird facial animations as well as still shots. Most of the action scenes seemed weak (literally, characters just seemed like they were punching cardboards) and most of the time, they were obscured by a huge amount of smoke. Perhaps an attempt by the studio to save money and time.
That being said, an anime can be regarded as passable if the plot redeemable right? Sadly not in this case. Characters were out of place most of the time and the dialogue (that is not exposition) felt incredibly redundant. Seriously, you might as well be watching an animated encyclopedia version of the anime; there would be no disparity. I like how they included more screen time for the side characters and not focus too much on the titular characters themselves. However, Ban is gone for almost the entire last half of the anime.
The execution of the story is so bland that it's forgettable most of the time. As with all Nanatsu no Taizai entries, ex-machina moments and plot holes are incredibly prevalent. The issue with this entry is there are no engaging or fun moments to cover up for these issues. Every single character evolves into some OP god when the plot needs them to, this time without explanation. Remember how the humans struggled to beat an Albion? Yeah well apparently now since it's the "last showdown", every holy knight can just blast through every single one of them. Maybe it's just because I have not been paying enough attention but honestly, I wouldn't even call it my fault for falling asleep halfway through a smoke-clogged fight.
TL;DR: With the number of fight scenes in this anime being clogged up in smoke, you'd wish you were in this anime because your lungs would die from the smoke before you'd die from Corona.
dangus91
Well i am a fan of 7DS but im shocked! This is my first review by the way! I watch it all ofc and i regret it for sure! Well a new studio pick it up! yeah finally! :) Oh no! What did they do! :/ 1. First episodes was like a hurricane hit my head? (confused) 2. Bad animations. 2. The sounds feel somekinda off?3. Censored? (white blood?).
4. No enjoyment feeling at all.
Well i can continue make a list but i wont! xD
This anime season is the worse i ever seen! It was poorly executed!
the studio blame no time and so on but they still went with it? xD
Don't watch if you can!
It Wasn't worth destroying the first 2 season with this season!
Reading the manga instead!
Anime 2/10
I hope you found this helpful! :)
Keith06
Brace yourselves for "The Seven Deadly Sins: Imperial Wrath of the Gods," a season that epitomizes everything wrong with rushed adaptations. This is a series that has managed to turn a promising narrative into a dumpster fire. Let's talk about the animation. Or, should I say, the lack of it. "Imperial Wrath of the Gods" takes a nosedive in animation quality that makes even the worst filler episodes look like masterpieces. Character designs become inconsistent, movements lack fluidity, and the action scenes, once a highlight, turn into a slideshow of poorly choreographed static images. It's as if the animators decided to take a coffee break andnever returned.
The narrative, or what's left of it, is an absolute mess. "The Seven Deadly Sins" was already veering off course in the previous season, but "Imperial Wrath of the Gods" manages to mangle the source material beyond recognition. The pacing is breakneck, with critical plot points and character developments crammed into episodes like they're going out of style. The result? A narrative that feels like it's on steroids, a jumbled mess of rushed exposition and half-baked character arcs.
Oh, and let's not forget the unnecessary fan service. It's like the creators realized they were tanking the plot and decided to distract viewers with gratuitous shots of barely clothed characters. I get it, "The Seven Deadly Sins" had its fair share of ecchi moments, but "Imperial Wrath of the Gods" takes it to a whole new level of cringe. It's as if the writers thought, "Who needs a coherent story when we can just throw in more boobs and butts?"
The soundtrack, once a strong point of the series, takes a nosedive along with everything else. The epic orchestral compositions that accompanied the intense battles are replaced with forgettable tunes that lack the grandeur needed to match the scale of the story. It's like they hired the office intern to compose the music, and they did it during their lunch break.
In conclusion, "The Seven Deadly Sins: Imperial Wrath of the Gods" is a prime example of how not to adapt a beloved manga. It's a rushed, poorly animated, narratively incoherent disaster that tarnishes the legacy of a once-promising series. If you were a fan of the earlier seasons, prepare for a heartbreaking betrayal. This season is a colossal disappointment, and I wouldn't recommend it to even my worst enemies.
jtnanimediax
When I heard about the 3rd season of Nanatsu no Taizai, I came in with low expectations due to the overwhelming comments about the art. However, the series had so much more to offer that was neglected. This is usually the case for franchises changing studios. Negative feedback is often exaggerated because it's not what the audience is used to, such as One Punch Man S2, Dagashi Kashi S2, Dragon Ball Kai, and Sailor Moon Crystal. Story The story follows a linear progression. Unlike season 2, no one randomly decides to run away, so the plot doesn't take any soap opera detours. This makes the story balancedby giving each member their own moment to shine instead of having a select few steal the spotlight. Throughout the process, I felt like I could follow everything really well because they all connected to each other with minimal cliches. Every moment was building up to the next.
Art
As everyone already knows, the art is lackluster compared to the previous seasons. However, this is most prevalent in the first few episodes and the action scenes. Compared to A-1, Studio Deen isn't known for their action series, so the fight scenes are pretty generic. However, the white blood and censoring was only in the first few episodes and was back to normal later. If you're someone that pays close attention to every single frame, you may notice low quality in the background like any week by week shounen, but I personally only caught these when I paused at random times.
Sound
The OST was absolutely phenomenal. Hiroyuki Sawano continues to please the audience with songs that fit the mood of each scene.
Seiyuus are the same as the previous season and got the job done well. In particular, Meliodas's Commandment voice gave off the perfect vibe of an all powerful evil leader with no mercy (spoiler stops here).
The OP and ED were fine. Personally, I only listened to the second OP each time.
Character
The character development was exceptional. King and Diane, who were often on the sidelines compared to Meliodas or Ban, were able to learn about the politics of the Holy War and the mistakes of their own respective clans.
In contrast to season 2 where he just ran around thinking about how to cuck everyone, Gowther's personality is developed, explaining why he acted the way he did and attempts to redeem himself instead of everyone simply forgiving him with the power of friendship.
Lastly, Meliodas and Elizabeth's relationship was revealed to be more than just a forced relationship between the lead male and female; this further emphasized Meliodas's humanity and made Elizabeth more than just a damsel in distress as previous seasons portrayed. The groping and fanservice was minimal (thank god).
As a bonus, Hawk was less annoying this season.
Overall
Don't let the low score fool you-99% of criticism is due to art that wasn't actually that bad. The superior world building, relationship development, and overall story telling made this season very enjoyable for me. I would recommend it to anyone who is already invested in the franchise. If you had doubts about the direction of the story in previous seasons, give this one a shot because you may find that it progresses the plot in a more reasonable manner.
SirValecekLuis
I will type a review on the whole anime, not only the last season. Story - 8/10 - The anime is really good and I liked the whole principle. Each of the main characters got their "ending" which was more than less satisfying. The whole plot ends and we can say it is at the end and "everything happened as it should". It is really a good anime and the kind of story that is continuing was good. Fighting anime, drama, comedy and romance at the same time? Why not. Art - 9/10 - The art is really nice, fighting scenes are good. I dunno why peopleare hating it.
Sound - 9/10 - Very nice and pleasant. Nothing to say.
Character - 10/10 - Each character has a very good personality and owns a complex background story. So I'm absolutely fine about them.
Enjoyment - 9/10 - The ending ruined it a bit for me, but everything else was really good and it was nice. I don't like fighting animes tho seems like this one is an exception.
