The Seven Deadly Sins

• 1. The Seven Deadly Sins

  Air date: Oct 5, 2014

  After having made the acquaintance of a Knight, a Princess embarks on an incredible quest, hoping to overthrow the tyrants who took the Kingdom.

• 2. Sword of the Holy Knight

  Air date: Oct 12, 2014

  When Gilthunder stops the village from making ale by thrusting his sword in the center of the town, only Meliodas can remove it, making him town savior.

• 3. The Sin of the Sleeping Forest

  Air date: Oct 19, 2014

  Meliodas, Hawk and Elizabeth travel to the daunting Forest of White Dreams, where Meliodas takes risks to obtain information.

• 4. A Young Girl’s Dream

  Air date: Oct 26, 2014

  Diane joins the mission to free Ban from the Baste Dungeon, but the group is attacked by an enemy set on crushing the whole town and the Deadly Sins.

• 5. Even If You Were To Die

  Air date: Nov 2, 2014

  Golgius tries to get the sword from Elizabeth and Meliodas; the sound of a mysterious bell causes the group to fight.

• 6. Ballad of the Beginning

  Air date: Nov 9, 2014

  Elizabeth and Meliodas must fight Holy Knight Friesia and Ruin to access the dungeon; a prediction announces the imminent arrival of a catastrophe.

• 7. Touching Reunion

  Air date: Nov 16, 2014

  Seeking a clue to the location of the Grizzly’s Sin of Sloth, Ban, Meliodas and company have reunited and head to the Capital of the Dead.

• 8. Dreadful Pursuer

  Air date: Nov 23, 2014

  King and Ban confront each other in one last battle; Holy Knight Guila battles Meliodas, Diane and Elizabeth; Ban is inhabited with old memories.

• 9. Dark Pulse

  Air date: Nov 30, 2014

  Elaine persuades the King to rescue Meliodas and the others; malcontent starts to stir among some of the Holy Knights back at the capital.

• 10. Byzel Fight Festival

  Air date: Dec 7, 2014

  Upon learning the fighting festival’s grand prize, Gideon, Meliodas, Ban and King decide to participate, as do Holy Knights Howzer and Griamore.

The Seven Deadly Sins (2014 – 2015)

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• First season was pretty generic and wasn’t really a good vibe. But was very entertaining and the story was great.
• Great watch. Couldn’t stop.
• Fun but a bit cliche story. The art really suffers as it goes on.
• The first 3 seasons are gold, and the first half of the 4th is decent. After around the halfway point of the 4th season, the show clearly shifts to older material. It doesn’t flow with the rest of the story, and has severe continuity errors even within the same scene (watch swords break and then be in someone’s hand, watch a helmet be on the ground, then on a head, then in the air). Truly a sad ending, as the rest of the show was fantastic.
• Not one i would name in one breath with the classics like DBZ, Bleach, One Piece BUT … It just feels so fresh i can’t help but like it. Plot twists all the time, fan service galore and that stupid humor you can’t help but laugh with. In short, something you should not like but can’t help but do.
• The first season of this show is fantastic; fun, high action, flashy visuals, interesting stories and characters, the works. A little more fan-servicey and lecherous than I’d like, but no moreso than the average anime. Unfortunately, season 2 is extremely short, just a few transition episodes between the first story arc and the next, and season 3 is a travesty. It’s so incredibly bad that it drags down the whole franchise. The “animation” is so low quality it’s amazing any self-respecting studio would put their name on it. Where the first season has flashy abilities and dynamic combat, the third season is barely animated at all, using primarily still shots where the camera pans over a static image, trying and failing to create the illusion of movement. The animation is so bad, I barely made it through the first episode of season 3 and just turned off the second episode halfway through out of disgust. This was particularly frustrating because the excellent first season is revealed to just be the set up for the story that this season is supposed to deliver on, so it retroactively drags the whole series down with it. Netflix or whoever is paying for these to be produced should hire a new studio and just delete the first release of season 3 from existence; the franchise would be vastly improved as a result. As it is, it’s difficult to recommend the series knowing the colossal disappointment that’s in store for any viewers hooked by the first season.
• season one was pretty awesome so i recommend this show. in order to watch this in america is Netflix.
• One of my favorite animes. Has so much action, mystery, and romance! Everything you could ever want!
• One of my favorite anime’s, not greatest but has the potential to be the greatest. Me and my oldest son both fell in love with this series..
• The humour is embarrassingly childish. “But the protagonists are children!” Yes, with super powers, which only adds to the ridiculousness. Also they seem to be invincible as even the most severe blows don’t affect them at all. The plot itself also is nothing to brag about.