Seven Knights Revolution: Eiyuu no Keishousha

Why 9? because I enjoyed it and satisfied with the ending. That's it. I don't care what others think but as long as the anime makes me enjoyed it, I rate it high. It is not some competition that I need to use some criteria for me to rate it.

The animation and art are average but I'm satisfied with that. The fight scenes are decent and not trash for me

I like the characters with different personalities. They have different roles in the story.

You can feel at the first few episodes a little boredom and confusion but they really deliver well the story in the last ... few episodes and explains some things that are unclear before.

The ending is enough for me and satisfied with it. BUUUUTTT I WISH THEY SHOULD K***

This is one of those shows that had more than you first see in its 1st episode which is the weakest one,the story is not too complex but it has quite a lot of twists that you would not expect so certainly its not one to judge just from 1 episode.After the 1st episode is over we have the main character making bonds with the other ones but their bonding does not sideline the plot,instead its connected to it,the main character's development as well.

Art is only a little above average but animation is way better than you would expect in this kind of mobile game ... adaptation and its pretty good even as a standalone,so the battle scenes are well done.

The music is certainly the weakest part i would say,nothing bad but nothing stood out and the opening/ending song is decent.

The characters while we do not spent too much time with each,we learn about as much as you could squeeze out of 12 episodes including their backstories,their relationships and their boding with the mc,so its pretty good at the front all while you can see the main characters's development from episode to episode.

This series its one of those gems as far as mobile game adaptations go and it had a very well done and fitting ending.If you like fantasy then its a decent watch.

Here we go again: why do companies like to promote games through anime adaptations? Because it's a lucrative business...doggone it, and aside from anime being the best medium to promote popular games in other countries (say the Korean-made King's Raid from Vespa, and now this Seven Knights one by Netmarble), IMO this has no right to exist because of the same tried-and-true formula that has plagued such game-to-anime adaptations of the past few years.

I probably don't need to waste my breath to say that the "original" hero story presented here, as is with other similar shows that have the "hero" name in their show title ... (which doesn't even come close to what the games are all about) is total generic BS. The timeline is as follows: MC enters school, gets caught by someone, thinks that he/she is a good person, presume all house-like hijinks (either school or kingdom), and when shit goes down, that's the sublime moment to act the good part with the MC being the secretive person with his/her own unique powers. The characters, albeit lifted off from the games, aren't likeable at all, and only act on whims as and when situations call for it. Yikes, the lowest of the low barrels have rolled off the production line once again.

Some props I'll give it for are for both the visuals and music. It's decent at best with a co-production between Liden Films and Domerica that is better than expected (the former learning from last season's atrocity that is Hortensia Saga, and the latter working on other co-produced shows this season, like Shakunetsu Kabaddi and The World Ends With You The Animation). Music is also decent too on the OP/ED, and that's about it.

Nevertheless, the bad magnifies the outweighing of the good by a lot, and if there's any interest garnered, you'd be better off trying out the actual mobile game for yourself, as opposed to watching the frugal anime adaptation which is a waste of time, money and resources. Unless there are game-to-anime adaptations from games made by Cygames (like PriConne or Uma Musume), never trust in future shows unless they have something to bring to the table.