Trinity Seven: Nanatsu no Taizai to Nana Madoushi

The purpose of this OVA is to give a some brief information about the characters archives and thema along with some eye candy and Arata's perverted acts. Arata needs to write a report on all the Trinity Seven in order to not get expelled from the school. The report aside, the OVA shows Arata at his perverted peak with all the Trinity Seven. And a little romance at the end as well as a hint of a progressing story completes this OVA. I wonder if it will get a sequel, since some new characters are shown in the ending scenes of the OVA.

For an anime that labels itself as "Trinity Seven", I never actually believed the substance or quality of the anime itself was ever that of a seven or higher and saw it as a fine anime with cute girls though lacked something very important to be considered a good show. I decided to approach this OVA with mixed opinions and then put the thought "will this anime impress me"? Well, I can admit at this moment that I strongly believe that this OVA alone surpassed the anime itself in every aspect except the story since this episode was just a way to show off the bodies of the Trinity Seven women with a small continuation of the current story right at the end which makes me believe a second season is at least in the consideration process so fans at least can be delighted to know a chance of a new season does exist. The sole reason I enjoyed this OVA heaps more than the actual show is because it just felt "right". As odd as that may sound, please hear me out~! The show was fine and not anything bad and is better than various other harems, but it felt lackluster in both comedy and this was a case I wanted less story and more ecchi and comedy routines, just as this OVA did really well. The comedy hit home and the characters interested me more for that very reasons. Though, if you aren't a fan of ecchi/harems and feel anime boobies ruin anime then skip the series and this. We all have our opinions and you deserve yours! If you're a Trinity Seven fan: Watch this. If you're an ecchi fan: Watch 1st season and then this. If you hate harems: Skip Trinity Seven

Reconnect to the Invidia Archive. Executing my Thema: Circumspicio! Trinity Seven was a series that brought something new to the table in the genre of harem. While sticking with the theme of fantasy with the classic Harem/ecchi combo, it also managed to give off an air of comedy and plot that worked very well due to the characters that this show presented. So. What surprises will the OVA give us? Story (7.49/10): In terms of story, the Trinity Seven OVA doesn't really have much to offer in terms of actual plot. Our harem king/lucky pervert/main protagonist, Arata, is essentially told by the administration at the school that he is failing his classes. In order to prevent his expulsion, he must learn in-depth the seven archives of magic through help from the Trinity Seven. And if you've seen this series before, you can probably guess what will happen. In terms of story, this OVA doesn't really offer much beyond the synopsis above. But of course, since this is Trinity Seven, that's not really what we're looking forward to here. To make up for its lack of story, this OVA pulls out what Trinity Seven is known for, its own brand of comedy known as Ecchi comedy. You know those generic ecchi scenes you see in generic harem shows? Well, take those moments, but add a main protagonist who doesn't shy away from the feminine body, rather, acting like any normal guy would with a couple funny lines amplifying his pervertedness. This is pretty much the entire runtime of this OVA. Since this is an OVA, story really doesn't take a big foothold on the runtime, so Arata being...well, Arata is pretty much all you're going to get. Trust me, it may not seem like much, but it's ALL you need for this. Overview: +/- Rather simplistic story (This doesn't impact much cause OVA's only have a 30 min. runtime.) + Comedic/Perverted antics throughout Character (8.88/10): Cast-wise, the OVA doesn't change much. We still have our harem king, Arata who spends time with the 7-8 girls he's associated with, we still have the buzzkill Lilith, Yui, my personal favorite who becomes a lot more thirsty than I thought she would be, and the rest of the Trinity Seven. Likewise to the original series and the manga source material, the characters retain their characteristics and don't differ very much. (Except maybe Yui, cause I don't remember her being that thirsty...) As such, any girl that you may or may not have called as your "best girl" or "waifu" has retained their likable traits. Overview: + Great cast still has their original and enjoyable character traits. + Arata (honestly, this guy is great. His existence is a positive to this series.) Art and Sound (8.00/10 and 7.44/10): Art for Trinity Seven has always been very consistent with its darker color scheme and ominous feel. As such, the OVA reflects this and nothing really differs apart from that. However, there are moments within this OVA that do come off as...odd. For one thing, the art quality did waver in a select few scenes. The standard animation for some of the characters seemed to dip in quality slightly. Not a huge difference, but still somewhat prominent. In addition, the OVA uses some odd artstyles, having a really weird chibi scene that while funny, really didn't make sense cause it did clash quite harshly. And since this is an ecchi show, here's the obligatory ecchi warning paragraph. (Yay for continuity...) Ecchi has been a staple for Trinity Seven since basically minute one where Arata grabs a girl's breast upon waking up. (Just a normal day for the harem king, mind you.) As such, this OVA follows suit in its first season predecessor by making similar scenes. However, unlike its original runtime, this OVA feels a bit...racy, at points. Essentially, this OVA makes an attempt at being somewhat more ecchi than what we were shown in the original 12 episodes. Since Arata is associating with all seven members of the Trinity seven this time, well, you can probably guess if you've seen this show before. While not spoiling what actually happens, I can at the very least tell you that the frequency and possibly intensity of the scenes you witness, will be more so than the first season of this show. Soundtrack is still the same, using the "Seven doors" opening and the first ending of the series as its choice tracks for this OVA. Overview: + Decently consistent artwork + Good soundtrack +/- Art quality has differed through its runtime +/- Ecchi. (This is really a positive or negative depending on your view of ecchi, cause this show while uses a lot of it, uses it in a more comedic sense alongside the standard perverted sense.) Personal Enjoyment (9.00/10): As a curator of the harem genre, I have searched far and wide for a show or manga that would be able to give me what I search for, something new and exciting that would break the reins that the harem genre has been tied down to. And with Trinity Seven, I believe I have found it. Did I like this OVA? Yes. Watching it was a bucketload of fun. This OVA really made use of what Trinity Seven is known for, making into the focal point of the special, which in turn, made this a very enjoyable viewing experience. Because I'm some fond of this series, it's really hard for me to not like what it's trying to do because the comedy works just so well. It's the kind of ecchi that kind of don't want to turn away from because it for some reason just feels very natural when you watch it. It's weird. What didn't I like about the OVA? Really, the only complaint I have is the art. Only select scenes really bothered me, so apart from that, there's nothing I really didn't like. Would I recommend this OVA? If you liked Trinity Seven, and/or fine with ecchi, cause it will show that to you, then I would recommend watching this OVA. Be warned though, you might want to watch this alone or with a friend who's a fan of this series. Cause even though the ecchi is used for quite well written comedic reasons, it's still decently hardcore ecchi nonetheless. Until then, Magic King candidate Xadon, out!

I get baited when i decided to take a peek from this OVA. Actually, what am i thinking? This is Trinity Seven Harem Ecchi Show. What else you can get rather than more perverted scene reveal? All you can eat 'half nude' art, all girls become your appetizer suit well. And the good thing? Lilith here become so igneous, full of lust, and more wild than the series ever perform! After that, I just can't stop giggling myself at last scene. When suddenly Levi, with her ninja ability, appear to 'teach' some more lesson to those lucky man! What is this all of sudden? The scene come out of nowhere. Lol. What else you got? Sound like a teaser for me, when suddenly the show summon more strange character. With this point, i just cursed myself: "Hell no! It can't be!" Then you just know yourself it just a teasing way to lure into skeptism. Read manga for more candy-girl. You should enjoy and keep your body fresh with that continuations. But, is there really continue there? I dont wanna know. Cause it really iritate me and make mind really flustered. Okay, back to the show. Basically, i can't hold myself to mix my feeling over my writing style. So here we found this random verses. Do not worry, you can easily understand what i mean. There is no detail since this OVA was too short to make such a full review. So i just wanna express my feeling over those video with more than 3 next paragraph. First, story and character, not to be better than previous batch of episode. Still the same girl, personalisation, feeling, and erotic way to greet the audience needed. What else do you expect from the story progress? Nothing. Story development seems so dull and become too dessert. No details available over such a unique thingy. Like the manuscripts, The magic king itself, the purpose of the mage world and the impact of the myth-magic-over-legend-theory. We just got an archive explanations, where i find it become so boring in my mind. I dont really care much when the seven girls explain it. And what is the strength of this episode over the story and character? Nothing. I just gonna put this to 5 for it. So amusing. I am so desperate. What else? Art and music? All of them still same from the origin season series. So i keep it simple to give score same as the origin. But, with lack of the creativity the studio had. I wanna put minus score at the music this rate. While the art keep it to 8 minimal point Lastly, the enjoyment. Well, you got me at this section. I enjoy this video. Not with the terms of the good story. The ecchi and perverted way, really save this OVA for being trashy anime. Lol. Harem and Ecchi genres really enjoy my mind when you got so stressed. So i just wanna chill out for a momment, leave me enjoy all of those wild scene with your favourite girl, and take my 8 score over this section. At overall, i can't help myself, by scoring these show a slightly 7 point at the edge. Not because i rush thing with too stupid way. Hell no. But this is for my highly expectations in the future. I just had a wish to have a continuations over this average anime. And maybe i can enjoy any hot scene later from the future. I really eager with that kind of situations. Then, with one more question, can i?

What a great opening, my brother! First of all, I need to talk about the opening. Seriously, I had simply forgotten how good it is. As soon as it started playing, that instant nostalgia came over me. Besides the music being extremely fun, it perfectly matches the chaotic and laid-back energy of Trinity Seven. Sometimes we remember the opening more than the story itself, and in this case, it's perfectly understandable why. Speaking of the OVA itself, the premise is extremely simple and basically serves as an excuse to put Arata in increasingly embarrassing and fanservice-filled situations. The story revolves around the fact that he's having difficulties with his studies and is at risk of being expelled from the academy. To solve this, each of the Trinity Seven members decides to help him with private lessons. And, as expected, these "lessons" end up turning into a sequence of ecchi situations of all kinds. I won't lie: the plot practically doesn't exist. The goal here is clearly to deliver moments of comedy and fanservice for those who already like the series. However, unlike many OVAs in the genre that end up becoming tiresome or repetitive, I think Trinity Seven manages to hold its own precisely because of its characters. Each girl has a distinct personality, which gives each segment its own dynamic and prevents everything from feeling like more of the same. Another point I've always liked about the work is Arata himself. In a genre full of excessively shy, insecure protagonists who panic at the slightest contact with a girl, he's practically an anomaly. The guy doesn't run away from situations, doesn't freeze up over anything, and frequently joins in the fun. This creates much more natural and fun comedic moments, since the interactions don't depend solely on misunderstandings or exaggerated reactions. Honestly, Arata remains one of the most charismatic ecchi protagonists I've ever seen. The animation doesn't offer anything extraordinary, but it fulfills its role well for a special episode. The focus is clearly on the interactions between the characters and the humor scenes, and in that, the OVA delivers exactly what it promises. There's no significant development for the main story nor any major revelations, but that's not the production's objective either. Rewatching this special to write the review, I ended up enjoying it more than I expected. It's the kind of content you watch without any commitment, have a few laughs, and enjoy seeing characters you already like again. If you're a Trinity Seven fan, you'll probably enjoy it a lot. Those who don't like ecchi or expect something important to the main narrative will hardly find anything of value here. In the end, it's a simple, unpretentious, and fun OVA that knows exactly which audience it wants to please and doesn't try to be anything more than that. Rating: 6/10 =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== Que abertura boa, meu irmão! Antes de qualquer coisa, preciso falar da opening. Sério, eu tinha simplesmente esquecido o quão boa ela é. Foi só começar a tocar que veio aquela nostalgia instantânea. Além da música ser extremamente divertida, ela combina perfeitamente com a energia caótica e descontraída de Trinity Seven. Às vezes a gente lembra mais da abertura do que da própria história, e nesse caso dá para entender perfeitamente o motivo. Falando do OVA em si, a premissa é extremamente simples e serve basicamente como desculpa para colocar o Arata em situações cada vez mais constrangedoras e cheias de fanservice. A história gira em torno do fato de que ele está com dificuldades nos estudos e corre o risco de ser expulso da academia. Para resolver isso, cada uma das integrantes da Trinity Seven decide ajudá-lo com aulas particulares. E, como já era de se esperar, essas "aulas" acabam se transformando em uma sequência de situações ecchi das mais variadas possíveis. Não vou mentir: a trama praticamente não existe. O objetivo aqui é claramente entregar momentos de comédia e fanservice para quem já gosta da série. Porém, diferente de muitos OVAs do gênero que acabam ficando cansativos ou repetitivos, eu acho que Trinity Seven consegue se sustentar justamente por causa dos seus personagens. Cada garota possui uma personalidade distinta, o que faz com que cada segmento tenha uma dinâmica própria e evite que tudo pareça mais do mesmo. Outro ponto que sempre gostei na obra é o próprio Arata. Em um gênero lotado de protagonistas excessivamente tímidos, inseguros ou que entram em pânico ao menor contato com uma garota, ele é praticamente uma anomalia. O cara não foge das situações, não fica travando por qualquer coisa e frequentemente entra na brincadeira. Isso cria momentos de comédia muito mais naturais e divertidos, já que as interações não dependem apenas de mal-entendidos ou reações exageradas. Honestamente, Arata continua sendo um dos protagonistas de ecchi mais carismáticos que já vi. A animação não traz nada de extraordinário, mas cumpre bem seu papel para um episódio especial. O foco está claramente nas interações entre os personagens e nas cenas de humor, e nisso o OVA entrega exatamente o que promete. Não existe desenvolvimento relevante para a história principal nem grandes revelações, mas também não é esse o objetivo da produção. Reassistindo esse especial para fazer a review, acabei me divertindo mais do que esperava. É aquele tipo de conteúdo que você assiste sem compromisso, dá algumas risadas e aproveita para rever personagens que já gosta. Se você é fã de Trinity Seven, provavelmente vai curtir bastante. Já quem não gosta de ecchi ou espera algo importante para a narrativa principal dificilmente encontrará algo de valor aqui. No final, é um OVA simples, despretensioso e divertido, que sabe exatamente qual público quer agradar e não tenta ser nada além disso. Nota: 6/10

Rewatching that opening takes me so back man. I remember finding out this anime back in 2018 thinking it was the coolest and horniest shit ever. I mean an MC who acts like that with a beautiful harem? It was an anime I was yearning for at the time. Now looking back, this anime is getting worse overtime and this OVA is actually not a good example of that. I mean the OVA is just plain fanservice but a necessary one. I can't complain when an OVA gets fanservice because it's an OVA. I do prefer this type of fanservice than the one shown in the anime because of how much it's willing to go and that's it's pretty funny too. All the ecchi stuff is just masked into this "learning" and it makes up for some actually heartfelt moments. The scene with Lilith and Arata is amazing and it makes me cheer for their ship even more. Overall, a pretty good OVA.