For the first-time viewer, who hasn’t seen a single episode of Hayate no Gotoku, this show will be easier to take in, enjoy, and not think too deeply about, but having been a fan of Hayate no Gotoku for a while, watching this particular season was like watching an angel fall from Heaven. See, as I was told, Hayate no Gotoku! While showcasing high tier ecchi for the delight of many of us to see, It is well accompanied by doubt and self-discovery of each of the demon lords as they learn from their defeats that their existence isn’t anything to be ashamed about and shows us growth from a Lucifer who sees herself as one cast out for not belonging to the herd and being an individual thinker. Character: Make the connection from previous seasons, and the only thing that didn’t change is the cast of characters. A common occurrence in harem shows is the fanbase’s ability to divide their support amongst the characters. It doesn’t look the way it appears in a manga and a good number of the characters receive a “style refresh”, but this is the very thing I’m not too fond of.

’m very into anal manga, but good ones of this genre are rare, normally there is DP and not only anal, or bizarre stuff… But don’t you get the feeling that the writers are trying to place her in every conceivable situation, without entirely focusing attention on her? If the writers decide to continue writing side stories and straying from the roots of the manga, here’s my advice: watch the first couple of episodes, decide if you like it, and if not, drop the series and read here the manga, which is a hundred times better. Here’s a note for the writers next time: we don’t want to see Katsura Hinagiku. There’s nothing wrong in that, and as an avid reader of the manga, I can proudly say that I was and have always been a fan of Katsura Hinagiku even after the appearance of Athena Tennousu. We want to see Katsura Hinagiku, doing things. Overall: If I watched it without having seen the first couple of seasons, I’m sure I’d like it a lot more, but having seen the other three seasons, the movie, and the manga, speaking as a fan of the series, this season is one of the last things any one of us would expect to see from a work that used to be so brilliant.

However, the last two episodes of season 4 seem to show otherwise, saying that the Black Camellia incident is still very much happening and it’s still an issue in those last two episodes. Having a fan favorite in a slide as an Easter egg doesn’t make up much of a difference. As the series advances it pseudo – parodies “Dante’s Inferno” in the Journey of Lucifer in place of Dante to recover her powers, Become head of the 7 Deadly sins and hold a goal of holding Heaven, God and the Archangel Michael accountable for kicking her out of heaven for simply having a opinion and most of all, for being individualistic. “The prideful archangel Lucifer disobeys God and is cast into the lowest level of hell as a fallen angel. She’s basically tagging along as support cast. Sure, the quality is better, but I loved the animation style this show began with in season 1. The animation may have improved the show from then to now, but if I can be anal for one subject out of this entire review, I would much rather prefer the old animation style.

This series is leaning more towards an original work and like Dragon Ball Super there is a lot of improvisation and often things fit in on rather rushed ways, As the Manga both put out by Hobby Japan and Media Factory don’t have as much content for the series to draw from, So it often does fill in the blanks in a anime only format. With a Manga introduction in August 29th of 2016, Published by Hobby Japan it brought forth light to the people who were getting tired of holding their breath and later confirmed when Visuals once again teased a incoming anime series. I recommend this anime to two sorts of people, The first are the ecchi veterans who can appreciate the series and the second are the folks that don’t mind women’s bodies and are up for a cold beer or soda chill and let the visuals stimulate you and do the talking for the first hit of 2017 on Ecchi goodness. The music is great, The voice actors are top notch and we are joined by Rias Gremory Voice actress “Yoko Hikasa”, So far I haven’t been disappointed with the choice of OP & ED either.