Luck & Logic

I'm somewhat disappointed with this episode, although it's not a bad one, but still not up to the mark set by the other episodes. At some point, I accurately predicted the final outcome of what would happen next. Though the emotional trust and the friendship bond genuinely got to me, and the final scene felt really good, honestly

Honestly, as always the fighting sequences are amazingly astonishing but I feel there is no solid build for them, just rely on the visuals and the final ultimate move "OVER TRANCE" to carry it. It ends up feeling like the same cliche plot we've seen before, but overall, for one time watch it's a good one

Wow, what a visual treat! One of the best fighting sequences yet, and the intense aura coming off Olga and Lucifer is just spectacular. The storyline is genuinely engaging, and the background music makes it even more amazing! Things are about to get crazy, everything looks like it's the end of the world

My boy Olga is going through his development arc 😆, after what happened at the end, I'm pretty sure that the next episode is going to be unpredictable and exciting to watch. I genuinely feel bad for Olga though! I hope his time to shine comes soon. The world building is going smoothly so far, let's see how it goes!

I was glued to the screen from the start, the way it started and how it ends gives off a completely polar opposite vibe and the intensity it carries, was one of the greatest selling points of this episode. The emotional investment and the funny moments in between blended perfectly with each other. One of the best episodes of the series

Yo! I wasn't expecting the fan service 💀. This episode mostly deals with the bonds and the relationships within the team itself. rather then high intensity fighting sequences. Olga delivers some really cool moments though, never expecting him, of all people 😂. And the tension between Yoshichika and Athena takes a nice turn

I'm tired of talk no jutsu especially at the end. I feel like this had lots of potential but it lacks development for half the cast, aka the god's on the ALCA side. I felt like they only existed an extensions of the main person without any lore for themselves. This is especially the case for Athena who worked hard for Yoshichika's card. Man, there so much missing. [5.77/10]

This is feeling like a cliche ending. I feel like Olga's personality is gone just based on him not seeing his actions. I did enjoy how we get to see their growth by them fighting their old enemies.

I know he's being manipulated but holy crap there was so many opportunities to prevent this from happening. The fact that he relied on a stranger than his friends says a lot of their dynamic. This is just plain irritating.

I love the Olga development. I love that his friends are aware that he isn't a bad person and just want to help him but they need to reassure him cause this is going to lead to conflict.

This was an episode. I was suppose to feel sorry for the chief but I felt that she was dramatic for someone who is logical. Girlie did not listen and went rogue. Honestly, a pretty interesting episode.

I did not need to see Yurine or Athena strip, it feels gross. For a show for 13+, its going over the edge. Though, the development is interesting with how covenants work.

This episode is refreshing to watch and also shows how good can change evil! I genuinely feel bad for Olga everyone just teases him 😂 and bro is really funny too. Manager Yukari is so innocent and cute! This episode is basically about Yukari and her character development. I genuinely like how football reference is used the second time, it feels so natural and fits right in

This is my favourite character development episode. Yukari is such a lovely person so having a dramatic partner makes sense. In general, the writing in this episode is good even the Trance!

Out of all the episodes so far this one has the most emotional elements, it focuses on Mana, what she really feels, why she always has that poker face and never smiles. I genuinely love the details put into every episode that revolves around a specific character, as it makes their story feel relatable to us. So far definitely a great show

This episode shows the importance of team work and focuses on Chloe, highlighting how her character progresses from a very vivacious person to a somewhat more responsible one while still keeping her usual personality intact. It also develops the tension around Athena, slowly helping to build her character development throughout the series. But I feel bad for Yoshichika as he gets nerfed every time a character specific episode drops 😂

I love that Mana has Artemis because of the mythology associated with the goddess. Honestly, Mana seemed the most interesting to me but the backstory was still feels like a cop out. The battle was pretty interesting

This was disagreement the episode. I feel like we were learning about Chloe's character but it felt like we did not see her accommodate the people around her while everyone shifts for her. In general, some lore was dropped but not much.

The incubus and succubus character designs are so dope! Though I feel like the fighting sequences are a bit too short. This episode mostly focuses on Tamaki and how she overcomes her shortcomings to become a great asset to the team. This is what makes it amazing as every character gets their own story and what makes me more excited for the next episode is the ending scene

Wow, amazing concept and good visuals as always, I like how they built the world building so naturally while also building up the suspense around the character Olga. This episode does a great job of explaining how every terminology in this world works. The chemistry between Yoshichika and Athena feels so natural, I'm hooked from the beginning