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A grand, poetic series finale to close the season. The episode pairs an incredibly emotional vocal track with gorgeous, drifting starlight effects, concluding the journey with blinding white light breaking through a dark, cloudy sky.

The ultimate, high-fidelity penultimate clash you can feel from this episode. The graphics push technical limits with massive energy beams slicing entire mountain ranges in half, rendered with extremely fluid hand-drawn rotoscope-style camera shifts.

Inspiring, high-energy emotional resolution being shown in this episode. The graphics stand out with beautiful, shimmering golden particle rays erupting from Mangetsu's core, signalling an incredible internal transformation that defies fate itself.

This episode shows a genuinely heartbreaking, with a visual masterclass in sorrow. The animation brilliantly employs heavy, unyielding rainfall physics and dark, muddy colour tones to visually simulate the crushing despair felt by the pilots.

A surreal, reality-bending trip to the heart of magic being shown in this episode. The background team delivers stunning abstract architecture, utilising swirling cosmic voids and floating geometric blocks to make the environment feel deeply alien.

This episode makes me feel an Intense internal growth stake. The animation emphasises the massive physical size difference between the mechas, using sweeping wide-angle tracking shots to capture the immense speed of their high-altitude aerial dogfights.

This episode shows a tragic, beautifully stylised look at past sins. The graphics rely on an elegantly desaturated, almost monochrome filter during flashbacks, creating a heavy, melancholic tone that contrasts sharply with the present reality.

A mind-blowing mid-season combat peak I can feel from this episode. The visuals are completely packed with fluidly drawn particle effects and blinding, continuous plasma bursts that turn the battle arena into a gorgeous, terrifying inferno.

From this episode, you can feel an incredibly tense, emotional standoff. The visuals make masterful use of heavy shadow blocking and dramatic lens flare glare to emphasize the psychological strain as dark familial secrets are slowly dragged to light

Fast-paced tactical tracking I can feel from this episode. The episode focuses heavily on Nene's unique long-range radar mechanics, populating the screen with crisp, digital HUD overlays and glowing green grid lines that make magic look like high-tech code.

A highly strategic, underwater combat sequence being shown in this episode. Nexus animation excels here by utilizing distorted liquid physics, trailing air bubble graphics, and glowing thruster lights cutting through murky, deep ocean depths.

Wholesome character introductions you can see from this episode. I adore how the visual graphics switch to a brighter, cozy seaside aesthetic, utilizing fluid water-splashing animation and soft sunlit shading to build emotional stakes before the next combat trial.

A flashy premiere of the introduction of the episode for the season that brilliantly blends magical girls with armoured chibi mecha combat. I love how the graphics pop with deep neon purples and fiery pink magical energy fields clashing beautifully against a stark, dark lunar backdrop

The animation feels so majestic, it was really great. I can’t measure the emotional impact I got from this because the dialogues just really hit me differently. And Shingetsu looks really pretty when she smiles now. It was a great way to end it, I hope there will be next season.

This was so mind blowing! The animation was an absolute masterpiece. The details, the effects, and the emotions were perfectly animated. I enjoyed the fight but it was also an emotional fight for me. Shingetsu’s voice actor really did a good job expressing those emotions.

This was so emotional for me. The dialogue really hits me differently and is written so well. And the animation was really solid and the music kind of soothes me but still add more sadness to me.

The twist is twisting! I did not see that coming. It’s literally a jaw dropping episode. The animation is so good. The dialogues and the twists were perfectly executed. I’m so speechless the whole time and the end was such a cliffhanger.

Things are getting more interesting now. Suishou is really good and she’s also getting on my nerves T_T. The fights are so good and I think the dialogues are really well written. The animation is also getting better with the effects. But it was such a cliffhanger though.

Shocked was an understatement if I were to describe how I felt from the start of this episode. Because why is the genre suddenly going south? T_T. And I really have a bad feeling for Suishou. Though, I like the emotional build up, the word play, and the dialogues. It keeps everything more intense and something you can look forward to.

I’m taking back what I feel about Anna, right now it’s just pure rage but I still get where she’s coming from. And the animation never fails to amaze me because every battle has really good effects and details.