Agents of the Four Seasons Episode 13 Gives Autumn and Summer the Spotlight
The review signals that the series' strongest material comes when it shifts focus away from its lead pair to the secondary seasonal teams.
Reporting from 1 sources: Anime News Network.
Anime News Network reviews episode 13 of Agents of the Four Seasons: Dance of Spring, noting it is the best episode in a while because it sidelines the Spring Duo Sakura and Hinagiku. The episode focuses on the Autumn and Summer teams' parallel fights in the Nadeshiko rescue climax. The review criticizes the forgettable production values and stock forest setting, but praises the screen time for Ruri and Ayame, calling their dynamic the most believable relationship in the show.
Anime News Network's review of episode 13 of Agents of the Four Seasons: Dance of Spring calls it the best episode in a while, largely because it sidelines the Spring Duo Sakura and Hinagiku. The episode devotes nearly all its runtime to the Autumn and Summer teams' parallel fights as the Nadeshiko rescue reaches its climax. The review finds the production values forgettable and the forest setting stock, but praises the screen time for Ruri and Ayame, calling their dynamic the most believable relationship in the show. The review notes that the show immediately undercuts the moment by having Ayame attempt suicide over her sister's body, only for Nadeshiko to announce she can resurrect Ruri with Decomposition Magic.
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- Anime News Network Agents of the Four Seasons: Dance of Spring Episode 13