The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse

The world is full of dangerous people. Some of them are psychopaths.

This is the only way to explain the low rating for such an incredible anime like The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse.

In fact, I could say that I've lost faith in MAL scores. Seriously, a 7?

Four Knights of the Apocalypse marks the return of The Seven Deadly Sins with a spin-off featuring new characters, new adventures, and an extraordinarily well-told plot.

Although (and this is why I don't give it a 10) the premise to start this story feels very forced (I won't talk about the premise to avoid spoilers), the reality is that the narrative and plot development are incredibly well done, exciting, and fun.

In the grand style of The Seven Deadly Sins, we find ourselves in an epic story on par with medieval tales of knights, battles, and beautiful princesses.

Honestly, I could write for hours praising this continuation of what is already considered a classic in anime history. I can only let the viewer enjoy this incredible continuation.

THE GOOD: An extraordinary story.

THE BAD: The beginning of the conflict is not very believable.

MY THEORY: Do we really know who the Four Knights of the Apocalypse are?