The combination of these two make this anime a worthy watch.Īlthough I did not particularly enjoy either the OP or ED of this anime, I felt that the voices were VERY well suited to the characters, everything fits well and it certainly helps the ease with which one can watch this anime. There are very few times where I felt there wasn't progress in the plot, and yet still a good amount of character development is achieved. Each "section" feels like it brings everything a little bit closer together and it is very satisfying to watch.
in the Library section, however I feel that this did not detract from my enjoyment of the anime. There are times when parts could be explained a little bit more clearly, such as It seems fairly well thought out and the happenings all seem to fit into the world well. There many times at which the episode ended and I just wanted to be able to continue watching. Very intriguing and at first slightly mysterious, the plot makes you keep wanting some more. So ~ the end of this anime season is approaching and I find myself, once again, trying to come up with reasonable ratings for the various anime which I followed over the past months. I think that the story would have been executed better in a longer season. I will say that this anime is on the lower end of my spectrum of choice. As I watched, I just wanted to say what the actual F? If you decide to watch the anime, you'll understand. Hijiri: To not include any spoilers, I won't describe much. For example, what are any of the "processes"? What actual powers do the grimories have? Every female character, other than Aiko. I do like a bit myself, but there comes a point where it's too much. Just so messy.I almost dropped it because She stood out to me the most (besides MC). There was something different about her from other female characters of any anime. Aiko: One of the supporting characters in the Trinity Seven. One thing that I realized I liked was that he wasn't as overpowered as any other anime would have made him. Arata: A Main Character who isn't as dense as lead, and was also hilarious.
Good intro, I really liked the way the plot started. I feel the best way I can sum it up would be in a pros and cons list: TL DR Trinity Seven is an otherwise average harem carried by an awesome male lead and charming female characters. Violent tsundere tendencies, while present in one or two characters, are thankfully toned down. Their interactions with Arata and each other are usually quite entertaining. and easily-embarrassed Lilith (a great target for Arata's teasing) to the mischievous and confident Levi, who developed a certain camaraderie with the MC and even goes along with his perverted jokes. Most of the girls are rather likeable as well, from the prudish
He's also unapologetically perverted, and it's quite refreshing to see him handle the inevitable ecchi situations with humor and honesty instead of stuttered apologies. Arata is powerful and competent, so he doesn't have to be protected by the girls all the time. The MC is, for once, not as dense as a brick, which already puts him ahead of majority of other harem leads. Trinity Seven would have been utterly average and forgettable if it wasn't for its characters. With the ambition to save Hijiri and the help of his newfound friends, Arata stops at nothing to prevent the destruction of his beloved hometown and to bring his best friend back.Ī mediocre story, typical high-school setting, unnecessarily convoluted magic system, and lots and lots of fanservice. Together with Lilith, these six form the Trinity Seven, the elite of the school who each bolster their own power and skill. However, Arata chooses the third option-enrolling in the top-secret magic school Royal Biblia Academy, where six other magical users await him.
He is given two choices: hand over the book, or die. In order to investigate the phenomenon, Lilith Asami appears before Arata, whose artificial world suddenly disintegrates. All, however, is not yet lost by utilizing the magical grimoire given to him by his childhood friend and cousin Hijiri Kasuga, Arata's world gets artificially reconstructed. One day, the bright red sun stopped shining, causing the "Breakdown Phenomenon"-the destruction of Arata Kasuga's town and the disappearance of the people inhabiting it.
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