Ken Murata no longer has to play "devil's advocate", nor do the characters hide as many things from Yuri and each other as they used to. Many of the original cast have "grown up" emotionally, either during the season or from the beginning due to the events of the second season. He isn't as obnoxious in this season, and actually contributes quite a few times. Wolfram, while he still retains some of his hot-headedness (and often has to be reigned in by Conrart), is probably the character who grew the most besides Yuri. Many of them remained the same, though Yuri goes through quite a lot of character development and growth through this season. Obviously, we see many of the same characters as the past seasons: Yuri, Conrart, Gwendal, Gunter, Jozark, Aldebert, Murata/Daikenja, Wolfram. The story of this season has a lot going for it.
There's still comedy and filler episodes, but it becomes an excellent mix of comedy and fantasy-drama. The story/plot is a lot less predictable than it was in the first two seasons, though it's still possible to at least come up with theories as to why certain people are doing what. There are alliances, betrayals, manipulations, and even thousand-year-old secrets to come to light. It was heads and shoulders above the plot of the first two seasons, and included an array of new and old characters who made the story interesting to follow. During this, the new king of Big Shamaron hasn't given up on continuing to start fights between Shin Makoku and Big Shamaron, and the king of Small Shimaron might have more up his sleeve than originally thought.Īll in all, the plot was rather enjoyable.
There are still unknowns surrounding the human lands of Big Shamaron, but peace seems to have come.Īt least, until a group established 2,000 years ago suddenly appears and starts stealing magical/special swords. Having surpassed the Shinou, Yuri can travel back and forth between worlds freely.
There were still a couple things that made me dock a point from the Overall score, but otherwise, everything was enjoyable to watch. What I saw, however, was heads and shoulders above the first two seasons. Going into the final season from the hodge-podge way the first 78 episodes were done (seasons 1 and 2), I didn't know what to expect.
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