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<blockquote data-quote="IdiomaticLynx" data-source="post: 562983" data-attributes="member: 4169">I've only watched one show from this season, so by default it's my best and worst. That one being no other than Symphogear XV. I absolutely loved it and it managed to bring the story to a satisfying close. After watching AXZ I was a bit disappointed that the story wasn't split between the final two seasons, and the setup for the final season was meager at best. But XV managed to be its own thing while still tying into stuff from previous seasons. The animation was clearly the best out of all the seasons. Story-wise there were some iffy things and XV, along with AXZ, seemed to retrofit a lot of the events from the first three seasons (seemingly just as fan-service). Normally I quite dislike that, but it was done with so many elements and so consistently that at one point it felt that it had to be premeditated from the beginning (though on a rewatch you'll probably notice discrepancies). There's plenty of things I think could've been better (problems in the story, pacing, usage of songs compared to prior seasons, themes, etc...), but in the end those points are easily forgiven thanks to the awesome moments and that ending. I think the not too stellar subtitle job Crunchyroll did was actually the most detracting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IdiomaticLynx, post: 562983, member: 4169"] I've only watched one show from this season, so by default it's my best and worst. That one being no other than [B]Symphogear XV[/B].[B] [/B]I absolutely loved it and it managed to bring the story to a satisfying close. After watching [B]AXZ [/B]I was a bit disappointed that the story wasn't split between the final two seasons, and the setup for the final season was meager at best. But XV managed to be its own thing while still tying into stuff from previous seasons. The animation was clearly the best out of all the seasons. Story-wise there were some iffy things and XV, along with AXZ, seemed to retrofit a lot of the events from the first three seasons (seemingly just as fan-service). Normally I quite dislike that, but it was done with so many elements and so consistently that at one point it felt that it had to be premeditated from the beginning (though on a rewatch you'll probably notice discrepancies). There's plenty of things I think could've been better (problems in the story, pacing, usage of songs compared to prior seasons, themes, etc...), but in the end those points are easily forgiven thanks to the awesome moments and that ending. I think the not too stellar subtitle job Crunchyroll did was actually the most detracting. [/QUOTE]

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