Trinity Seven Movie 1: Eternity Library to Alchemic Girl

I had actually pretty high hopes for this movie because i really liked the anime. But i never thought i would be so dissapointed.

This movie is literally all over the place, the story telling is really vague and rushed so you have no idea what the hell is going on. Some antagonists help them but little do we know why. They try to add some random sad moments into the movie that didn't make sense at all. 50% of the movie is fanservice (nothing against fan service but still!)

I think they could've made way more out of this movie and don't get me ... wrong i really do love the anime, but this is just the definition of poor story writing and a rushed ending.

I would hate to rant on this movie any longer so here are some good points.

Boobs
Art was good
Sound was good
Yui best girl
Boobs

overall=5

Overall, this movie objectively is between 6-8, depending on how much of a Trinity Seven fan you are.

Trinity Seven: Eternity Library to Alchemic Girl is the new original movie that spans a rather short 55 minutes. In that time, you're given what's pretty much standard: fan service, cute girls, and sailing boats. This time around, the story focuses on Arata and Lillith (not best girl, by the way).

With a relatively standard setting, standard art and characters, what really makes this better for me is that the soundtrack ended out pretty well. Also cute girls doesn't ever hurt (thanks KyoAni).

In the end, this movie is ... really only worth watching if you're a huge fan of Trinity Seven or you just really like the fan service/cute girls involved in the show.

There is a too long, didn't read right at the bottom. Some minor spoilers written in character.

Yes, I am biased. Trinity Seven is one of my top 5 favourite series. I have read the manga (to the latest translations) and seen the anime.

Story: 6/10
It features a different character altogether. The concept is there, but man, it's way too short. 55 minutes is a slap in a face when it's called a movie. The first 5 minutes are a recap, the credits run for like 4 minutes and the ending part half a minute. The ending implies there's more to come, so I won't touch ... on it much. Read the manga if you want to know what's probably coming next. Anyway, story is same old same old. Pretty predictable. I'd say 30% of the whole "movie" is the fight scene, which is really short. Then again, I've never read this part of the story before in the manga, so I have no idea where the source is from.

Art: 10/10
The anime was somewhat ok, but that was kind of expected, given the manga is still young (only 60 something chapters so far, translated) but they stepped it up in the movie. The art style similarly resembles KyoAni except the eyes. Everything flows really smoothly, the transitions from serious to relaxing is greatly appreciated. Nothing to complain here.

Sound: 10/10
Hm, I did not expect that soundtracks like what they chose would fit in really well. The background music when connecting to their respective archives also make it seem all huzzah and epic. Excellent choices by the animators.

Character: 9/10
Continuation in each person's behaviour. The MC could have been lewder, IMO. Regarding the new character, the character is portaryed and designed according to their background, so no issues there. Voice on point, state of mind on point.

SPOILERS: The WDL could have had more backstory to him but that's fine I guess. Hopefully we learn more in the coming chapters, scenes and movies.

Enjoyment: 8/10
Very little action scenes, that's all I bitch about. I mean, if you are following Trinity Seven, you would definitely enjoy this. For you newcomers, who doesn't like a nice supernatural ecchi harem with a solid story (read the manga), girls for all kinds of tastes and an MC with some actual balls?

Overall: 8/10
I think this is quite high but then again I'm super biased. I am still salty about the length and lack of depth to the story. It definitely did not live up to it's hype, but at least we know there's more to come and it's not dying out like Keijoo (FeelsFuckingBadMan)

TL:DR;
Ecchi harem movie with a simple plot and short screen time. Fanservice and nostalgia galore. If you've never heard of Trinity Seven, the first five minutes has you covered. Good choice if you don't know what to watch while you eat or if you're just entering the beautiful world of "ecchi harem".

so ill just first say i saw the anime like what a year or a year and a half ago but never reviewed it cause i was never using MAL at the time otherwise lets get into it

Story: so the first 5 min just recaps what happened in the first season and than we actually get into the movie where basically the white demon king is coming and that the trinity seven must stop them (honestly this will be kept short cause i feel like id Spoil so much by saying anything else or hell look at MAL thing of it thats pretty much the ... story)

Art: the art was pretty much the same as the anime so yeah it was good

Sound: again sound was good Op and Ed were decent

Character: Mira is a pretty pure in the sense you can well tell that by the way she acts and what not. Lieselotte is the perv side of im asuming her twin or somthing like that thats pretty much her. Lilim is the daughter (if you could say that) too Lilith and Arata and she the more go lucky and cheery type of girl. Yui is basically the same as Lilim a pretty go happy girl and what not. Levi is a pretty chill character being a hiding type of character so yeah. Arata so hes the male lead and also the perv of the anime hes pretty funny and also pretty nice when the time is right. Arin is basically the clam and kinda dense character so always claims to be Arata. Akio is basically the same as Lilim and Yui she pretty sparkey and quiet up front with stuff. Lilith is the female lead of the anime and shes the more shy and nice type aswell. little not here is that i did like all the other side characters no really annoyed me.

Enjoyment: honsetly i did like this the comedy was good (not as good as the anime) and it seems they upped the ecchi in this which idm but honestly they could have done this as a season 2 instead a movie cause yeah there are plot holes easily like why did the whie demon like suddenly appear and also have that happen so fast when they could have done that for awhole second season.

Overall: it gets a 7 out of me the comedy was good and it being lewd is a plus but the fact for the plot holes gives me this rating

Before I start my review, Yes I think Trinity Seven was a decent harem with its unique mc and the girls are well, not boring ig.. some of them are interesting and some are them are not. I have been avoiding this movie for a while because I thought the movie wouldn't be as good as the anime and what do you know I was right. Anyway, let's start my review. Also, SPOILER WARNING, if you want to watch this garbage then, be my guest.




Story 3/10- So our main character had a dream where he was about to die and then he wakes up to ... see his harem with him. He comes in touch with red haired girl's grimoire and it becomes a child, consuming both their magic. Later, we see some random character who is a demon lord who wants to kill main boy to become the DEMON LORD.

I feel like the story has no sense of direction whatsoever. It tries so hard to be a harem, action, emotional movie within a 55 minute movie. Hell, the MAIN VILLAIN IN THE MOVIE GOT LIKE 5 MINUTES OF SCREEN TIME. The fanservice lasted longer than the main villain in the show, which is sad. The main focus in the movie was this little girl they made in like the first 5 minutes in the movie, which didn't even add anything new to the story, except here's a new girl to my harem. She was just there and didn't contribute to anything at all, except help the main character get an asspull to win the battle which he was LOSING for not even 3 MINUTES.. 3 FUCKING MINUTES. If I kept talking about this AWFUL PLOT, I would be here all day, so I will stop for now. Overall, its a complete mess of a plot.

Art 6/10- Its an anime from 2017, of course it looks decent

Sound 3/10- No emotion from the voice actresses and the sound they used for the attacks hurt my ears.

Characters 2/10- You can already tell that an anime that has 9 MAIN CHARACTERS, A NEW MAIN CHARACTER (making it 10), A NEW VILLAIN, AND EXTRA SIDE CHARACTERS would already seems difficult to make them all interesting and each of them standout for their actions in a 55 minute movie. Also, the main focal points of the movie were so boring, so generic, it made me feel like I was watching a documentary. Hell, I rather watch a documentary than this. Also, FANSERVICE SUCKS ASS.. I dont mind fanservice, but it felt forced throughout the entire movie. Hell, I think we saw more fanservice than action in this movie, which is disappointing.

Enjoyment 2/10- I can't enjoy something that is so boring and almost made me sleep.

Overall 3/10- TL;DR- Unless you are a die-hard Trinity Seven fan, don't watch the movies. Boring characters, no sense of direction, terrible voice-acting, unnecessary fanservice, need i say more

Like most Trinity Seven fans I'm sure the desired result of waiting 2 years for more of the show was another 12 episode season. Instead we got this movie which wasn't too bad.

Story 6:
Nothing really stands out about this movie story-wise. The concept of the bad guy in this one is decent (although I might be underscoring based on how much I've seen that concept used recently). The usual cast of characters returns and you get a little bit of everything the show offered in its first season.

Art 9: I've always loved the art in this show, perhaps more than I ... ought to. Always been a fan of that darker lighting and darker colors. Regardless of any bias there's always something to be said of the "sun" animations and how much textures and colors abruptly change during breakdowns. Character art is great as always.

Sound 8: The sounds are all just so appropriate for this show. From the combat sound effects to the background music in pretty much all situations the sound here is fitting and adds to the appeal of this movie.

Character 7: If this movie was longer or perhaps split into two parts or just given more time for anything I'd give this movie an 8 like I gave the show. The biggest problem I have here is that the movie basically only used half of the characters well and the others were just barely given enough time to remind us of what they do.

Enjoyment 7: I'm biased here too as I really just wanted more for this series than a movie. The movie itself is fun to watch and a must-see for Trinity Seven fans. I'll say the action in this movie is intriguing upon initial presentation but ends up being too hurried. Ultimately its the usual interactions we've grown accustomed to from 12 episode series that deliver much of the enjoyment in my opinion.

Overall I would recommend this series to any Trinity Seven fan, its a must see in the sense that its the first bit of anime we've gotten from this series in 2 years and for an hour long movie (which is really just 45 mins of new stuff) it watches quickly. A lot of the movie does seem somewhat rushed but I suppose that's a given considering time constraints.

When I first watched the Trinity Seven anime, I wasn't sure what to think. It was interesting and different compared to other anime that I've seen. I rewatched it when it got a dub, and I enjoyed it even more. So, when I learned there was going to be a movie, I was pretty excited. I was wanting to see what was going to happen next. Sure I could go an read the manga, but I'm not that interested. So now on to what I thought about this movie. Well to put it bluntly it was very good, and I enjoyed watching it. I did ... have some problems with it though. The movie was short, though most anime movies are. It felt like this movie could have been stretched to be a second season. Everything kind jumped too far too fast. It didn't take too much away from it though, but this sort of just felt like a long special. There really wasn't much of a fight, even though it seemed like there was going to be one. All in all, this movie was very good, and I'm glad to see something new for Trinity Seven.

Trinity Seven is a short, 12-episode anime that had a well-ended story. Honestly, I think that it would've been for the best to leave the ending of the episodes to leave it as it was, but the short movie was an exception. It focused more on the relationship of Ayata-whatever and that one red-haired girl (curse my vague memory), and added extra fan service with the other cute girls being involved with this story extension. Honestly, if you enjoyed Trinity Seven a lot, I would recommend watching this. If you didn't like Trinity Seven, well, you can watch this, but you'll be disappointed with it's ... rushed timing and scrambled plot. That's, also, of course, if you're an anime extremist who takes every aspect of the anime into consideration other than your enjoyment.
     This, in my opinion, was an awesome after story—or addition—to the original season. It allowed us to see the final development between all of the characters combined, and to see how dynamic they all had become. I thank the publishers of this movie for giving me the chance to view it. 10/10

tl;dr: A side story film that’s incredibly similar to the main series but at somewhat higher quality, though also somewhat rushed.

Trinity Seven Eternity Library to Alchemic Girl is somewhat of a sequel film to the main series. I say that because while the original source material for the main series is a manga, the source material for this film is a spin off novel. As such, it’s not exactly filler, but it’s also not likely to have any major lasting impact on the story. It’s also very clearly designed for fans of the main series and obviously expects you to have watched that, though it ... does provide a quick summary at the beginning for those that may have forgotten. Still, if you didn’t like that the main series this certainly won’t change your mind, or rather you’ll probably dislike it even more.

The film essentially has two core plot aspects. The first involves Lilim, which is Lilith’s grimoire gaining a human form after sucking up Arata’s magic. As she’s born from the magic of both Arata and Lilith, she both acts and serves as a daughter like figure to both of them, which produces a good amount of fluff with both of them. She’s also just in general supposed to be really cute, which produces even more fluff with the rest of the cast. This is the focus for the first third or so of the film. After that, though it shifts to focusing on the other core plot aspect, Lilim once again becomes the focus again surrounding the climax. It’s at this point that the film feels pretty rushed. Lilim’s portion of the climax and beyond involves the viewer being invested in Lilim as well as Arata and Lilith’s bond with her in order for the emotional beats to land. While I was somewhat invested, I felt that there wasn’t enough build up in regard to investment in her for the emotional beats the film was trying to use, and thus while it did have some impact it felt like it was somewhat lacking. Thus, while there was a really solid start regarding this plot aspect, the movie felt like it pushed into the climax too quickly to really do it properly.

The second plot aspect involves a mysterious foe known as the white demon lord, Last Trinity, awakening and trying to defeat Arata to replace him. This is incredibly simple and pretty much just involves a couple small battles and a final larger one, where the cast all show their stuff and Arata even gains a new power, though I’m in doubt on whether he’ll keep it beyond this film. There is some attempt at giving the white demon lord some background that was maybe intended to make the viewer feel somewhat sympathetic towards him, but it felt very superficial and simply wasn’t fleshed out enough for it to work properly, which further leads to the film feeling kind of rushed pacing wise. Still, the action was decent enough and I’d say at about the level of the best from the main series so this felt pretty solid overall.

Beyond that, we get to see the entire cast just being themselves with their personalities shining through pretty well. How much you’ll enjoy that will largely come down to how much of a fan you are of the cast which should be clear enough from the main having watched the main series. There isn’t any major character or relationship development, but they are all still amusing with some solid comedy centered around them too.

The art and animation are pretty much the same as the main series but more polished. Overall incredibly similar, but in general the level of quality throughout is about the level the main series was at it’s best so I’d say there’s somewhat of an increase in production values but not a tremendous one. The soundtrack was as far as I can tell the same as the main series. There was a pretty solid insert song near the climax that worked well with hitting the emotional beats involving Lilim. The ED was also decent, though as is the case with most films was just credits on a black background.

For a continuation of the manga & anime series being adapted into a movie...it was too short!

Well before diving into the movie itself, LA will say that the anime series was a guilty pleasure anime with deep lore concerning both it's stance of magic and it's characters with TONS fanservice sprinkled all over the place as well as it's stellar diverse tech poppy soundtrack...LA liked Trinity Seven even with it's forefront flaws of excessive fanservice, lackluster battles and the main protagonist being not so "likable" and highly perverted and not driving the plot forward than his harem are doing it for him. So did Trinity ... Seven Movie: Eternity Library to Alchemic Girl have the same impact?..well...

Trinity Seven Movie: Eternity Library to Alchemic Girl's plot is extremely bareboned even for an anime movie reaching 55 minutes BUT deducting the 5 minute recap of the anime series and 5 minutes from the credits, it's merely 45 MINUTES. The plot for the first half is introducing Lilim voiced by Rina Hidaka, Lililth's Grimoire taken human form and thinks Lilith and Arata are her mama and papa and the rest fo the Trinity Seven ogle at how cute Lilim is...THEN our main villain of the movie Lust Trinity voiced by Nobunaga Shimazaki attacks and Arata and the Trinity Seven has to defeat him...see what LA meant by this movie being too short. (On a side note, LA found Lust Trinity's rivalry to Arata to be similar to Issei Hyodou and Vali Lucifer's rivalry in Highschool DxD, heck the similarities goes even further as both rivalries have both characters having the same power (in a sense) duking it out AND even further than that, LA thought that Trinity Seven as a series was like a distant younger cousin of Highschool DxD what with both of it's main male protagonist being open-minded perverts along with it's excessive fanservice and diving into lore of it's world both series go to.)

If the movie does have it's strengths it's comes from it's characters and already established lore it had in it's anime series allowing for the characters to evolve both in terms of battle and character development in some sense thus more screentime to the Trinity Seven as well as growing Arata in the process of it all, the next is the fact that LA did say the anime series had lackluster battles, but Trinity Seven Movie: Eternity Library to Alchemic Girl battles were a step up from the anime series and although the battles are limited to say the very least, what battles were shown were pretty amazing even for Seven Arc Pictures who also did the anime series. Lastly is the the fact that the stellar soundtrack is back and although slightly remixed it's still the same soundtrack which was kinda made the series and to be back for the movie it was a given as well ALSO ZAQ singing the ED "Last Proof" only reinforced Trinity Seven's impressive soundtrack for the movie. Returning voice actors of this production was back with the new addition of Rina Hidaka as Lilim (in which her loli vocals were decent enough and not-as annoying) but LA's favourite voice actors easily goes to Nao Touyama as Lieselotte Sherlock and Ayane Sakura as Levi Kazama by sheer obligation of favourite character of the series (and movie) and best voice actor of the series respectively.

AAAAND here LA goes on ranting...

LA already pointed out how short this anime movie but like MANY anime movies it falls into the tired and for LA annoying trope of introducing a new character (Lilim) only for that character to disappear and probably never to be remembered again, LA said this during LA's Aoki Hagane no Arpeggio: Ars Nova Cadenza movie review but it just felt almost pointless in getting invested in Lilim as a character as a result and it's even more baffling in which Lilim is actually canon to the Trinity Seven manga (LA isn't completely sure about this statement, so anyone reading the manga can you PLEASE clarify if this is true or not). The one and only other small flaw LA found from the movie was that due to movie's length that the main villain Lust Trinity kinda gets taken rather quickly for a "White Demon Lord", hell his DRAGON took more of a fight!...

And no, if you think LA would get angry that Lilith as a character took most of the focus from the movie, then LA sees that as misplaced anger due to the waifu wars in Trinity Seven, Trinity Seven Movie: Eternity Library to Alchemic Girl's movie is focused Arata and Lilith even before the movie, the anime made it pretty clear it's a supporting harem with Lilith as the main girl (this from a person who watched the anime TWICE, once in Dub and has Lieselotte Sherlock as LA's favourite character from the series), thus the movie focusing on Lilith and Arata is a no brainer.

So, LA poised the question if Trinity Seven Movie: Eternity Library to Alchemic Girl had the same impact as it's anime series and to answer that question...by means LA thought it did but slightly better, though the movie did improve in some aspects (the battles and more lore to the Trinity Seven's magic etc) but had the same pitfalls and new hurdles that it clumsily went through (like the movie's length, Lilim as the new "movie-only-but not was canon in the manga?" character and the major villain himself), but nonetheless even with all this mind, the movie did improve and still continued from the anime series with a bit of sequel second season bait?. Trinity Seven Movie: Eternity Library to Alchemic Girl should be a definite for Trinity Seven fans but for the rest......don't hold your breathe expecting the movie to have improve drastically from the anime series.

Recommendation: A rushed and poor adaptation of an arc that's more interesting in the manga. Skippable unless you really want to see Lilim animated.

Positives:

+ If you liked the original anime series, you'll probably enjoy most of this. The comedy and fanservice is mostly the same and Arata is still Arata.

+ Lilim is mega-cute.

Negatives:

... - Wastes a good deal of its runtime on fanservice and recaps of the TV series, leaving the rest feeling rushed. Should have had an extra half hour at least to give the proper amount of build to the central battle of the film.

- The battle against the White Demon Lord is so rushed that it lacks any sense of stakes. This villain is billed as possibly the first real threat to kill Arata, but it doesn't feel that way at all when the battle only lasts about 10 minutes and Arata quickly turns things around after getting his ass handed to him for the first minute or two.

- Still has the familiar Trinity Seven problem of having way, way too many characters. Other than Lilith, basically the entire main cast has become side characters because there are simply too many of them for any to get proper development or satisfying narrative arcs that justify their place in the story.

I loved Trinity Seven, my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.

This movie was 10% fan service, 20% talking, 30% recapitulation and flashbacks and 30% transformations. The rest 10% is some occasional joke, presentation or little final battle.

Story:
Awful, linear with a dumb villain that was super generic. It tried to be serious but it fails, there were soo many missed opportunities.

>The villain could have been a pal of Arata about his pervert ideas and agreeing on what girl has the best body or something, then before dying Yui could have saved him because of empathy for him being asleep so many ... years and develop her greed investigation. At least the White Devil could have been a girl that gets distracted by ecchi or something but no, we got the most generic villain in history of anime.

The characters stated the obvious continiously and the dialogues were really dull as well, nothing to add to the story of the anime.

The final battle was super rushed and short, the characters that come to help add nothing: Hijiri was so dull in fight and in dialogue that you really can't think that she was the driving motivation of the whole show. Her character suffered a lot in this movie.

The power scaling also gave story inconsistencies too. How is Hijiri going to defeat Arata in the future if he already uses soo many magic archives as well as achieving Paladin, while she barely survived one attack that also hit 2 other girls as well, but she suffered the most despite being more powerful than the trinity seven. Why is she soo weak suddenly?!?!?

Art:
This remains good but the settings and the only fight were really bland. The major part of the movie is flashbacks, transformations and just talking scenes, there is really not much to appreciate. Even the fanservice isn't as good in quality or quantity as the show.

Sound:
Spell effects were soo loud that it sounded more like a tank shooting than a spell.

The sound effects were like x3 louder than the rest and in many cases stepped over the voice acting so you couldn't hear anything, not to mention the effect was literal garbage, all spells were just like a PPPPFFFF nothing special or unique, like for example Megumin's explosions.

Characters:
The characters are not bad, the problem is that the story was soo bad and the movie soo rushed that characters like Hijiri, the school director's and the trinity sevens suffered. The girls all were a way more simpler version of the anime counterpart, and even Liliah development was so bad that you didn't even care for her (despite her being the one in the title).

Enjoyment:
It really is a bad movie even for a Trinity Seven fan, you are probably going to enjoy the movie a little just because you want to see your characters again, but don't get your hopes too high... The only high thing are the sound effects.

Overall the OVA and Second Movie are much better, this one is just a meh, only getting good scores from hardcore fans that were desperate for more content.

Let's pray for S2. This ain't it chief.