I promised to make a thread if ep 7 will be any good and it was in fact the best ep yet so here we go.

Disclaimer: you do NOT need to watch Hidan no Aria to enjoy this. In fact, if you haven't see it yet it's recommended you don't watch it at all because it's a shit show. There are some characters from the original that appear in AA but they aren't paritucularly important.

The action segments of the show are rather cringe worthy, it's only worth watching if you're into yuri. The relationships won't go anywhere (except for maybe one) because that's the tradition of yuri anime but they are far beyond the level of mere subtext - it's just that nothing is mutual pretty much.

It's worth noting that this show has like 15 named female characters and every single one among them has some sort of hair accessory.

Last ep felt very Project A-ko-ppoi.
Personality-wise Urara and Akari are very similar to C-ko and B-ko. Hell, Urara even looks like C-ko with those ojou drills/ringlets. Shino isn't particularly similar to A-ko but the whole setting with her being B-ko's (Akari's) friend and C-ko's (Urara's) rival is there.
Less collateral damage, though.

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No, it's literally just one character.

Now that they ditched the crappy action segments this show got a whole lot better. Wish it had been like this from the start.

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Raika is still living the dream with her loli harem.

Feels like it's been a really long while since I've seen a sweat droplet this big and blatant. It used to be a thing - in the 90s in particular - but nowadays it's all but dead.

Keikaku doori.

TL Note: 'keikaku' means 'plan'.

Aaand we're back to plot this week. Not all too happy about this but oh well, at least it actually went somewhere this time.

Yuri, guns, conspiracy, mystery, supernatural powers, it's got it all.

I might just be giving out another 10/10.