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Because of this, they also overlook the small potential one has that can overpower talent with nothing but hard work. However, that's not the case because of his lack of talent in magic, and nobody bothered to train him, so he did all his training alone and became literally the strongest Blazer at the academy and *quick spoiler* gets a new nickname, 'The Crownless Sword King' and even 'Another One.' In this world, people are blinded by the students with immense talent in magic that they always overlook people's innate strength. You would've considered this guy a genius. He can see through anyone's abilities just from looking. Fortunately, he more than makes up for it with his training and perseverance. The big differences are that Ikki has emotions, he doesn't have a borderline incestuous relationship with his sister and more importantly, HE'S NOT OVERPOWERED!!! He's been nicknamed 'Worst One' due to his lack of talent in magic. For them to make the CGI look like the normal animation they used is just FUCKING AMAZING!!!Īll in all, Silver Link and Nexus did more than deliver on the animation. It was so hard to tell until I watched it the third time.

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When I watched this series at first, I had no clue that CGI was used.

From the 'sometimes overused' rainbow colors and cherry blossoms flying around to fit the romance between Ikki and Stella to the dark shading black, gray and red to symbolize the darker tones makes it stand out even more than it already has just from the art style they decided to use. As a matter of fact, each of the color palettes set the tone and the mood of each scene.

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and Nexus knew how to make eye catching artwork.Įach different color palette in every different scenery makes the show every more appealing than it is. It's no masterpiece, but GOD DAMN!! This isn't some of the best artwork, but Silver Link. Now the art style that they use is FUCKING AMAZING!! I've never seen an art style like this. Compared to its counterpart The Asterisk War, Moving on, another strong point of this series is the action scenes. To the creator of this series, I don't mind giving you a standing ovation. I can definitely say that this romance is not the best romance out there, but its execution and the relationship is just phenomenal. What really makes it so damn good is how it plays a role in the plot progression. The pacing that it has with their relationship makes it look more natural and it fleshes out their bond.

Unlike other romance series that tend to rush into relationships by the end of the series, this relationship takes a slower pace to make it more realistic and to flesh out the two when confessing their feelings, desires, etc. Instead of going with a typical harem romance with a bit of fan service, it has a set relationship and it's established early in the series, so that's definitely a plus. The next part about Chivalry is the romance aspect. Like I said before there are moments where it's just a copy and paste of traits from similar anime, but it is worth while in the end when you really dive into this series with the right details. Sometimes that can be seen as a bad thing but what it boils down to is its execution. As a matter of fact, it's similar to a lot of time other series I've. Now the story is relatively similar to the story of The Irregular at Magic High School though there is a difference especially with the characters, but I'll go into detail about that later. The Seven Star Sword Art Festival features actual combat and the possibility of competitors dying exists. The winner of the festival becomes known as the Seven Stars Sword King. This encounter changes Ikki's life as he strives to become a real Mage Knight by reaching the peak of the Seven Star Sword Art Festival, an annual event held by the seven Mage Knight Academies in Japan to determine the strongest Apprentice Knight between the schools. Ikki Kurogane, dubbed the Failure Knight by everyone around him, encounters a half-naked girl, Stella Vermillion, as she changes in his room. The story is set in a world where humans with supernatural powers known as Blazers can materialize a Device, weapons made through a person's soul.

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