The FULL Story of The Seven Deadly Sins in 140 Minutes

Think back to the beginning of any classic RPG you've ever played. The formula is almost always the same, right? A princess in danger needs to find a group of legendary heroes to save her kingdom from a looming conspiracy.

The Seven Deadly Sins kicks off exactly like that. It feels like a ready-made video game story, complete with a short bar owning protagonist, a talking pig who's the perfect comic relief, and a group of supposed criminals who are in reality the kingdom's last hope. But here's the twist. The story totally throws you off.

What starts out as a medieval rescue mission to save Princess Elizabeth quickly spirals into a 3,000-year-old holy war with angels, demons, and power levels that would make even Dragon Ball Z characters jealous. It's a story that gloriously spins out of control in the best way possible. And today, we're diving back into this epic journey that captured the hearts of anime fans around the world.

10 years ago, a mission went horribly wrong. We see a young knight named Alion stumbling upon a horror movie scene. Dozens of dead holy knights with the blame falling squarely on the seven deadly sins who supposedly betrayed the kingdom.

Cut to the present day near Kane's village where a knight in rusty armor is seen staggering towards a bar called the bore hat. Inside, the patrons are drinking and complaining about the awful food all while gossiping about the legendary Seven Sins. When the armored figure collapses at the door, the plot twist hits hard. It's not a knight, it's a girl. And not just any girl, but Princess Elizabeth Leonz. She explains she's in disguise on the run to find the seven deadly sins and stop the Holy Knight's coup. The king, her father, isn't sick. He's been overthrown.

The bar's owner, a young blonde kid named Melodotus, seems like just a nice guy until the Holy Knight Tweiggo shows up to attack. That's when the mask drops. Melodotus introduces himself as the dragon sin of wrath and the leader of the seven deadly sins. >> Melodotus, if you really want to know. >> He defeats Twiggo without breaking a sweat, revealing an absurd level of power.

Now the mission is clear. Elizabeth needs the kingdom's most wanted criminals to save it. Melodotus agrees to help, and the two escape on the back of Hawk's mom, who is literally a giant pig, while Twiggo rushes to inform his superiors that one of the sins has been found.

Now working as a waitress at the bore hat to gather information, Elizabeth travels with the group to Varnia Village. There they discover the town is in crisis. A holy knight named Gil Thunder plunged his sword into the ground and cursed their water source, bringing the village's ale production to a grinding halt. The ultimate tragedy. We meet, an orphan boy who first brags about being friends with the Sins, but later confesses he lied because Gil Thunder treated everyone horribly and he wanted to feel important. Elizabeth relates to the boy, sharing that she also used to act out to get her father's attention.

To solve the problem, Melleota simply yanks Gil Thunder's sword out of the ground like it's nothing, and the entire village celebrates. But Gil Thunder, suspicious, decides to run a test. From nearly 7 mi away, he hurls a spear toward the village to see if it was a fluke. Not only does Melleotus catch the spear in midair, but he throws it back with so much force that it obliterates part of Gil Thunder's fortress.

With this display, Elizabeth suggests they hide in the perilous forest of white dreams, where Melleota senses the presence of another sin. The group enters the feared forest of white dreams, a place even the holy knights avoid. Right away, they're greeted by prankster imps, mischievous little creatures that love a good prank and shapeshift to confuse them. first appearing as multiple hawks and then as copies of Elizabeth. But Melodotus, nobody's fool, identifies the real Elizabeth when she refuses to obey his command to jump.

Following the defeated imps, they finally find the serpent's sin of envy, Den, a giantist who is completely smitten with Melleotus. >> Captain, >> when she wakes up, she first mistakes Melodotus for an enemy and attacks him. Then seeing him with Elizabeth, jealousy hits hard. She calls him a traitor and hurls him away, destroying the forest in the process.

That's when Dian dropped the bombshell that explains everything. 10 years ago, the seven sins were summoned by the great holy knight, Zaratros. But when they arrived, they only found his body impaled by lances. They were framed for their leader's murder.

The mess gets even bigger when Gil Thunder appears and traps everyone with rings of lightning. Melleotus recognizes him as Little Gil. >> Hey, wait a minute. Are you Little Gil? >> What? You know him, too? In the ensuing battle, Melleotus proves he's not just strong, but smart. He lets himself get wounded on purpose and fains dying just to trick Gilunder into revealing where Bon and King are. After getting the information he wanted, Deen simply hurls Gil Thunder out of the forest like he's trash.

The group then heads for Basta Dungeon where Bon is being held. They make a pit stop in Delmary Town because Melodotus, who is badly injured, needs a doctor. There, Dr. Dana tends to him. Meanwhile, Deenne and Elizabeth have a heart-to-heart about their insecurities. Basically, Deenne wishes she were small so she could be close to Melotus, and Elizabeth wishes she were giant and strong enough to protect everyone. The grass is always greener on the other side, isn't it?

Their conversation is interrupted in the worst way possible. A holy night named Friezia appears, and as if that weren't enough, she brings a swarm of disgusting insects to destroy the town, like a biblical plague, anime style. But the end doesn't stand for it and crushes the bugs, protecting the town's people and proving that despite her jealousy, she's a hero. Now bring it on. I'll squash every last one of those things. >> And then comes the plot twist. Dr. Dana reveals he betrayed them. The medicine he gave Melleotus was actually a deadly poison. To make matters worse, another knight, the invisible Golg Guillios, appears to kidnap Elizabeth and steal Melleotus' sword.

And while all this chaos unfolds, the episode cuts to Bon, imprisoned in Baste with metal spikes driven through his body, casually whistling a tune. He even breaks out of his cell and faces down an apprentice knight, showing that his rescue is going to be very interesting. >> There's only one wound on me, and it's this one right here. Got it. >> Golgi tries to carry out his mission to kidnap Elizabeth and steal the sword, but he didn't count on one thing. Poison. What poison? Melodoris wakes up as if from a nap, unleashing an aura so sinister that Golgaz runs for the hills.

The group then continues their journey to Baste Dungeon. But on the way, they find Deen completely confused with no memory of anything. Suddenly, a mysterious bell starts to ring, and out of nowhere, Deenne and then Melotus lose their minds. They go berserk and start beating the crap out of each other with Elizabeth and some innocent shepherds caught in the crossfire.

Meanwhile, a dying Dr. Dana laments not being able to save his daughter, Senate, and apologizes for trying to kill Melleotus. Elizabeth blames herself for his death, but then Melleotus delivers a motivational speech worthy of a life coach. I decided to find the seven deadly sins with you and stop the holy nights. Even if you die, I will fulfill the promise I made to you. The line is so impactful that a flashback reveals he made a similar promise to someone named Liz in the past.

Back at the dungeon, Bond continues his escape and gets stabbed in the chest by a man named Jude. His reaction, nothing. The guy seems to be immortal like Wolverine, but with more swagger. >> Okay, have a nice life. The fight between the outofc control Melleotus and Deenne rages on while Elizabeth desperately tries to snap them out of it. The insect wielding knight Friezia appears and threatens the shepherds, but Elizabeth throws herself in front of them, getting seriously injured. And then comes the plot twist. One of the shepherds was actually a disguised holy knight named Ruin. He was the one ringing the bell all along like a DJ of chaos. Ruin doesn't appreciate the interference and starts beating Elizabeth. But even while battered and bruised, she manages to slap the bell and break the hypnosis. >> You little [ __ ] >> Instantly freeing Mleotus and Deen. With their heads clear, Melleotus charges at ruin while Deenne takes care of Friezia in simultaneous battles.

And then the most anticipated reunion happens. Bon and Melleotus see each other. Their joy is so overwhelming that they start a reunion brawl that completely destroys the entire dungeon. That's it. >> Their hug has more destructive power than an atomic bomb. After winning their fights and rescuing Senate, Dr. Dana's daughter, the group finally sits down for a meal, but the piece is short-lived. Strange meteors streak across the sky, a sign of disaster. And to end on a cliffhanger that leaves everyone on edge. The scene cuts to Leona's castle and reveals that King, another deadly sin, is alive and working with Gil Thunder. What? How is their friend on the enemy's side?

Here, Bon wakes up from some strange dreams where he's trying to steal immortality from the fountain of youth and is always stopped by a mysterious girl who we later learn is Elaine. After breakfast with Melleotus tied up by Hawk to keep his hands to himself. The group decides to head to the necropolis, the capital of the dead, where King is rumored to be.

They stop in a village to gather information, and Bon finds two siblings, Ellen and Luigi, offering food in exchange for tips. The conversation is interrupted in the most dramatic way possible. >> Hey Bon, how goes? >> A brief skirmish ensues that makes it clear these two have a very complicated past. As soon as King sees Den, he simply turns and flees, completely flustered. That's when Ellen reveals the key to entering the necropolis, a priceless memory shared with someone who has passed away. This instantly triggers Bon's memories of Elaine and the portal opens for the group.

The episode starts to delve into Bon's past and his connection to the forest guardian. And to make things even weirder, we discover that Ellen and Luigi are actually ghosts. To top it all off, a mysterious female holy knight, later revealed to be Gila, appears in the village, confirming that the necropolis is real and that the Holy Knights are hot on the sin's trail.

Inside the necropolis, King wastes no time turning Bond to stone as revenge for the death of his sister, Elaine. But then Elaine's spirit appears and undoes the spell, leaving King in shock as he never expected to see her there. [Music] >> Hello, Elaine. >> From that point on, we dive into a long flashback revealing Bon and Elaine's tragic past. They had a 7-day romance, falling in love despite being natural enemies, a human thief, and a fairy guardian. The flashback shows how a red demon attacked the fairy king's forest and Elaine sacrificed herself to save Bon, passing the power of the fountain of youth to him with a kiss before she died, which made him immortal.

While Bon and King deal with their past drama, outside, Melleotus, Den, and Elizabeth are getting their butts kicked by Gila. The Holy Knight has powered up with demon blood and is so strong that the Sins can't handle her even in a threeon-one fight. Elizabeth, despite having no powers, tries to help, showing she has courage to spare. The ground shakes so violently from the fight that Bon and King feel it inside the necropolis. At first, King refuses to help, but Bon realizes his friends are in deep trouble and decides to join the fry, leaving King alone to process his sister's death and Bon's role in it.

When things get dire, King finally decides to show up and fight. Without much effort, he humiliates Gila using his sacred treasure, Chastiful. His victory is so swift, it showcases the insane power difference when a sin has their special weapon. Meanwhile, in the necropolis, Bon and Elaine share one last emotional moment. She forgives Bon and asks him to move on before the group has to leave. Ellen and Luigi say their goodbyes, confirming once and for all that they were friendly ghosts. Elizabeth is left speechless by King's overwhelming victory as he single-handedly defeated an enemy who had danced circles around Melleotus, Bon, and Deen combined. That's when King drops a truth bomb. if the others had their sacred treasures. The fight would have been a piece of cake. And so begins the group's new mission to recover these legendary weapons.

Meanwhile, in the kingdom's dungeons, Hendrickson is conducting his sinister experiments. Jericho and Twiggo are offered the power of demon blood. Jericho survives the transformation, but Twiggo isn't so lucky. Thus, the new generation of holy knights is born.

To close things out, the group arrives in Visel for an annual fighting festival and discovers that the grand prize is Gideon, Den's sacred treasure. There's just one problem. Giants are forbidden from participating. So, Deianne is left out while Melleotus, Bon, and King sign up under fake names.

Deenne and Elizabeth are in the forest foraging for food. Like Little Red Riding Hood and her grandma when they stumble upon a weird looking mushroom. Deenne, ever curious, pokes the mushroom. It releases a puff of pink smoke, shrinking them both. Deen down to the size of a human and Elizabeth to the size of a Barbie doll. >> What was that? >> It's like a lab accident that actually works out because now Den can enter the fighting festival in disguise wearing Elizabeth's clothes. She dubbs herself Matrona and gets ready to rumble.

The tournament proceeds street fighter style with quick elimination rounds that determine the eight finalists. In the quarterfinals, things get serious. The holy night Gria faces Matrona, the shrunken Den, and the giantist struggles to fight without tearing the borrowed clothes, but she still manages to shatter his defensive barrier. In another match, Holy Knight Hower takes on the three-time champion Taiu and wins with a single windy punch in true One Punch Man fashion. King fighting without his sacred treasure, Chastifall, looks like a total amateur and gets beaten badly by a drunk old man named Cain Barzad. It's clear that the sins are far more vulnerable without their toys.

Meanwhile, the gossip mill is turning. Hower finds out that King Bon and Melotus are the seven deadly sins, and Princess Veronica shows up, revealing that the royal family is on Elizabeth's tail. To make matters worse, the tension mounts as Gila, Jericho, and Marmas are seen heading towards Visel, ready to crash the party.

The fight between Melleotus and Bond begins, and it's an event worthy of Dragon Ball Z. The two trade blows with absurd force, making the entire arena tremble. They're on a completely even footing in a frantic exchange of blows that seems endless. Things get so intense that at a crucial moment, Melleotus grabs Bon's wrist and hurls him out of the ring with a powerful strike. The serious expression on his face worries King and Den, signaling that playtime is over. >> And then a second later, >> in the semifinals, Den faces Hower. She fights carefully to avoid ruining Elizabeth's dress, but still manages to counter his wind attacks and finishes the match with a devastating body lock using her heavy metal technique.

But the episode's gut punch comes when Kane Barzad, the old man who beat King, confronts Melleotus. He reveals he's a survivor from the kingdom of Danapor and knows about the death of Liz, a woman Melleotus loved. Cain questions whether he can trust the cact's destruction, but Melleotus assures him he tried to protect everyone and makes a promise. I tried to save all of them. I failed. >> So this time I won't let that happen. >> Kane believes him and forfeits the match. The final is set. Den versus Melleotus. But the friendly atmosphere is shattered when some girls in the crowd start cheering for Melleotus, awakening a giant-sized jealousy in the Giantist. Meanwhile, Guila, Jericho, and Marmas are getting closer, ready to invade the festival. The party's over. Den, blinded by jealousy, lunges at Melleotus, but their fight is cut short. Melleotus senses danger and orders the evacuation of Visa. It's too late. Gila, Jericho, and Marmus arrive in full force in a coordinated attack that catches the Sins completely offg guard. The new generation holy knights came to play on hard mode. Jericho, transformed with demon blood, gravely wounds Bon and somehow blocks his regeneration. Suddenly, the immortal doesn't seem so immortal anymore. >> What the hell? Is this for real? I'm bleeding. >> Gila uses her chain explosion technique to defeat Melleotus, creating a web of traps that leaves him with no escape. >> Chain explosion. >> King manages to fight them both off, but he's caught by surprise when the tournament referee, Love Helm, reveals himself to be Hellb, a super powerful Holy Knight with some old beef with him. It's a total disaster for the heroes.

Amid the chaos, Elizabeth returns to her normal size and shows incredible courage trying to save the unconscious sins. Her sister Veronica, seeing the danger, puts her grudge aside and tries to protect Elizabeth by trapping Melleotus in a magical jewel called the goddess Amber. But as she throws herself in front of one of Gila's explosions to save her sister, Veronica dies in her arms. >> Princess Veronica, >> wake up, please open your eyes. Elizabeth's desperate scream, calling out for Melleotus, is so powerful that the goddess Amber shatters. From it emerges a different Melleotus, cloaked in dark energy, as if he's activated demon mode. It just got personal.

This is where things get serious. Melodotus finally breaks free from the goddess Amber, but the power he unleashes is dark and completely out of control. He's no longer the easygoing captain we know. The first thing he does, he reclaims his sword by attacking Gila and slicing her hand off in the process. His energy is sinister. And when Bon asks if that's really Melleotus, he's simply cut in half by his own captain. Yeah, things have gone south. Melleotus goes after Hellbra in a brutal fight, displaying overwhelming dark power. The weirdest part is that Hellb acts like a scientist in the middle of the chaos, taking notes on Melodotus' transformation. After studying his opponent, Hellb uses a power borrowed from Hendrickson and manages to defeat him. But then Deianne appears back to her giant form and wielding Gideon. She unleashes her mother catastrophe technique, causing the ground to collapse and forcing Hellbrim to retreat. Elizabeth sees Melleotus in this dark state and is terrified. But even so, she manages to see who he truly is beneath all that darkness. Bon, showing incredible loyalty, gets Elizabeth, Hawk, and King to safety. In the end, Hellb gets what he wanted. He steals Melleotus' sacred sword, >> one of the keys to reviving the demon race.

To wrap things up, we see Bon and King training, and Bon reveals his plan. He wants to use the horn of Kern and Oz to resurrect Elaine with the power of the goddesses. >> I'll call on him and have him bring back Elaine. >> Bon. >> So, keep it coming. Bring it. >>

This episode kicks off with a mystery. Reports of an armored giant roaming Ordin Forest. Hellburn wastes no time and sends his elite unit, the Dawn Roar, to exterminate the creature. The story splits into several parts. We see Gila visiting her brother Zeal and annihilating some bandits who tried to rob him. Meanwhile, the Sins split up in a village to gather intel like an RPG party. Elizabeth and Hawk meet a mysterious boy named Allan who's looking for glue to repair a suit of armor. He seems super innocent, but you can already feel there's something more to him. The connection between this boy and the so-called armored giants becomes the central puzzle. The Dawn Roar. The Holy Knights elite squad enters the scene to hunt the giant, and these guys show they mean business. The climax is a three-way battle. Melleotus, Bon, and King against the Dawn Roar, all while trying to protect the armored giant when the Dawn Roar fires a deadly arrow at the giant. Allan jumps in front to intercept the blow. And then comes the big reveal. >> The Goat Sin of Lust. My name is Gother. >> He starts dropping philosophical reflections on life and reveals he's a doll created by a powerful wizard. and the giant. It was his companion, Dale, inside the armor. Basically, we've just met an existentialist Pinocchio who's trying to understand emotions.

After the revelation that Goulther is a living doll, the episode delves into his backstory. He's an artificial creation who has a tough time understanding human emotions and relationships like a robot trying to learn what love is. Meanwhile, Elizabeth uncovers a bombshell about Melodotus' past. There was a woman named Liz who was the spitting image of Elizabeth and died 16 years ago protecting the kingdom. It's the classic lookalike ex-girlfriend plot. This revelation throws Elizabeth into an identity crisis. Does Melleota see her as herself or just as a replacement for Liz? The tension between them grows as she grapples with these confusing feelings about who she is and their relationship.

Elizabeth's journey runs parallel to Goulthers. While she's drowning in complex emotions, he's starting from scratch, asking the other sins direct questions about friendship, love, and connections, things he simply can't process. This episode is a crucial moment for both characters development. Elizabeth needs to establish her own identity, separate from Liz, while Goulther seeks to understand the very emotions that are messing with Elizabeth's head. These revelations and identity crises set the stage for the major conflicts to come.

Here, Elizabeth finally snaps Melleotus out of his funk. She tells him straight up she's not Liz and he needs to stop living in the past and focus on saving the present. It's like a coach's halftime speech that turns the game around. Her words hit so hard that Melleotus wakes up realizing Elizabeth's strength isn't just a copy, but something unique to her. He finally stops seeing a ghost and sees the powerful ally she truly is. Meanwhile, we find out why Melleotus was so messed up. Basically, the enemies were using his old trauma as a psychological weapon, like a horror movie villain who feeds on your worst fears. But now, the tables have turned.

Speaking of villains, Hendrickson is full steam ahead with his evil plan. He's gathering the final pieces to resurrect the demon clan. Like a demonic chef preparing a recipe for the apocalypse. With the ritual nearly complete, the seven deadly sins realize they can't wait any longer. They start to organize and plan their assault on the capital. The real fight is about to begin and each of the sins prepares for what lies ahead. The atmosphere is pure attention with all the pieces moving on the board for the great showdown in Leonz.

The wait is over. The seven deadly sins storm the capital in full force in total Avengers style to rescue Elizabeth. >> Awesome. >> Full counter. >> But out of nowhere, a new player enters the game. King Arthur of Kamalot. He came for a meeting with King Bartra, but is greeted by Hendrickson instead. The mood turns awkward, and what was supposed to be a diplomatic visit becomes a tense standoff. Hendrickson tries to dismiss Arthur politely, but the kid is a skilled fighter and shows he's not to be trifled with.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth and Hawk are magically teleported straight into a dungeon. Typical. Now, they have to figure out how to escape while chaos reigns outside. Melleotus, Bon, and Goulther clean house, wiping out the enemy army like it's nothing. But the real show belongs to Deenne. She takes on a whole crew of heavy hitters alone. Gila, Jericho, Gil, Thunder, Hower, Hellb, and even the great holy knight, Drefuse. It's basically a 1v6 against the entire server. Despite being outnumbered, she fights bravely, protecting civilians and even Gila's little brother. It's at this moment that Hower and Gila have an epiphany. They see that Hellb is the one destroying the city, not the end. The truth sinks in. The corruption of the Holy Knights is laid bare, and the two switch sides mid battle, starting to defend the Ginus.

Den's situation becomes critical. The episode's title says it all. Even if I should die, she continues to fight desperately. Despite being an easy target for multiple Holy Knights, the promise she made to Elizabeth to protect the innocent is all that matters, and she refuses to give up. Her earth-based powers are pushed to the limit as she creates barriers and shields to protect civilians from the destruction engulfing the capital. At this point, there's no denying that the Holy Knights are the true villains of the story. Hower and Gila's transformation is complete. They go from antagonists to protectors, actively fighting against their former allies to defend Deenne and the people. It's redemption on the battlefield. Den embodies the spirit of sacrifice, willing to give her life for what she believes in. But King refuses to see it. He summons Chastifall to shield her, stepping into the battlefield himself, ready for whatever comes. The episode closes on this powerful image of his final stand, setting the stage for the ultimate showdown against Hendrickson and his corrupted holy knights.

In this episode, we dive into a heavy flashback to understand King's past. We see his relationship with a young Den. >> Did I surprise you? It's time for dinner. >> Who found him badly injured after an attack. King had lost his memory and could only recall the face of his attacker, his best friend, Hellb. The end took care of him in a cave for a long time. For her, it felt like decades. For him, a fairy, it was just a few days. They formed a super strong bond with King making clothes for her and promising to love her forever like a couple. A sweet romance that unfortunately Deen would later forget. Their peace is shattered when a human village is attacked. King goes to investigate and discovers the one responsible is none other than a disguised Hellb. >> I did it so I'd never forget my hatred of humans. It turns out Hellboom was captured and tortured by humans who wanted his wings and the trauma drove him mad with hatred. King is then forced to fight and defeat his best friend. To make matters worse, he decides to take the blame for all the deaths Hellb caused which resulted in his sentence of a thousand years in prison. A noble sacrifice to protect everyone.

Back in the present, King finally defeats Hellb for good. In a heartbreaking scene, his friend dies peacefully, handing him a helmet he always wanted to give him as a gift. Even in his madness, a piece of their friendship was still there. >> Hey, it's been a long time, hasn't it, Arlequin? >> Meanwhile, the other battle rages on. Arthur is getting beaten badly by Hendrickson until Melleotus arrives to restore order and face the villain head on. >> And I'm not going to leave without Elizabeth. >>

This episode is about breaking chains. Literally, the fight is in full swing with Melodotus and Arthur taking on both Hendrickson and Gil Thunder as Elizabeth remains imprisoned alongside her father. Suddenly, Margaret, Gil Thunder's beloved, climbs a tower and throws herself off in what seems like an act of pure desperation. >> Gil Thunder, please stop this. >> But then comes the plot twist. She was being controlled by an invisible monster latched onto her. Melodotus, who's no fool, destroys the creature, and in the blink of an eye frees both Margaret and Gil Thunder from a curse that had haunted them since childhood. Now free, Gil Thunder immediately switches sides. He charges at Hendrickson, cuts off his arm. >> I can finally take revenge on my father's murderer. >> Finally, all of Gil Thunder's villainous actions make sense. He was just a puppet. And speaking of puppets, we discover that the mysterious mage helping Hendrickson is Viven, the apprentice of the legendary Merlin. Speaking of whom, Merlin herself, the boar's sin of gluttony, makes her grand entrance. >> The seven deadly sins. Merlin. The bore sin. >> She arrives with the calm demeanor of someone taking a stroll in the park. Shatters Viven's powerful spells as if they were nothing. The arrival of another sin completely changes the game and Merlin immediately shows what she's made of, proving why she has a reputation as the most powerful mage in all of Bratannia. The good guys team just got a major power up.

Bon is at rock bottom exploring some catacombs where he finds an ancient artifact, the horn of Kerna. Desperate, he begs the horn to bring his beloved Elaine back, offering his own life in exchange. That's when things get sinister. The goddesses within the artifact respond, saying they can resurrect Elaine. But the price isn't Bon's life. His mission is something else entirely. To kill Mleotus. It's a manipulative proposal that prays on the immortal's grief. >> Who do you want me to kill? >> Dragon Melotus. >>

Meanwhile, King Bartra has a vision and tells Elizabeth they will be separated again soon in a very emotional moment. Shortly after, Merlin breaks another spell and Melodotus and Elizabeth are finally reunited. That's when Margaret drops the bombshell of the century. The ones who killed Zaratra weren't the seven deadly sins, but Drafus and Hendrickson. The story everyone knew was a complete lie. To make matters worse, Hendrickson invades the castle now with an army of holy knights turned into demons. Jericho is one of them and embraces the power without regret. In the chaos, Hendrickson gravely injures Melleotus and Gil Thunder and captures Elizabeth. Seeing his captain wounded, Bon decides to fulfill his end of the bargain and attacks Melleotus, ripping off his arm. >> I really do love you, Captain. >> But then comes the final shock. Melleotus' arm reattaches to his body with dark magic, and it finally clicks for Bon. His best friend and captain has some connection to the demon clan. The conflict is now internal. It's total chaos. And for a change, Melodas loses Elizabeth again in the middle of the mess.

Meanwhile, Bon is facing a soap opera worthy dilemma. save Elaine, his beloved fairy, by making a pact with the goddesses or side with his friends. The decision gets even tougher when the goddesses gossip to him that Melleotus is from the demon race, the same one that killed Elaine. The result: Bon and Melleotus get into a nasty brother-like brawl. But then, who shows up to be the group's therapist? Hawk the Pig. He explains to Bon that the goddess's story is a total lie and that they're just manipulating his pain. While the two protagonists sort out their differences, the rest of the kingdom is going up in flames. All hell is breaking loose. Den faces off against Jericho in her monster form. King battles Hellbrim in the skies and Goulther tries to use his emotional control powers to stop Dila from turning into a demon, too. To top it all off, Drafus decides he's tired of being the villain and goes after Hendrickson, trying to atone for his sins and stop his former partner. That's when Hendrickson drops the bombshell. There's a super powerful demon sealed in a castle wall and it's the source of everything.

In the end, Bon chooses friendship. He realizes he's been deceived and sides with Melleotus, showing just how strong the sins Bond is. Dre Fouse gives it a shot, but gets his ass kicked by Hendrickson. As for King, he finally defeats Hellb, closing the tragic story of the corrupted fairy. With the subplots resolved, the Seven Deadly Sins regroup, ready for the final battle. the Seven Deadly Sins. >> Even with the knowledge of their captain's demonic origins, Hendrickson stands before the corpse of the Red Demon, the very same one that destroyed the fairy king's forest. Galter senses the same sinister energy that came from the new generation of holy knights. And it's no coincidence. Hendrickson reveals that this body found 20 years ago is the source of all his demonic experiments. When Bon hears that this is the monster responsible for Elaine's death, he completely loses it. Filled with insane rage, he screams, >> "Cuz I'm the one who killed that fat freak." >> He attacks Hendrickson with everything he's got and destroys the demon's corpse. After throwing Hendrickson to the ground, the Sins follow him into a subterranean chamber. There, they discover the villain had a plan B, the body of a gray demon, an even stronger breed. Without a second thought, Hendrickson injects the creature's blood into himself in a bizarre transformation. He turns into a monster with horns and wings, ceasing to be human and becoming the devil himself. >> Whatever that thing is, it's not human anymore. >>

Back on the surface, Hendrickson shows off his new power by massacring the Holy Knights. Gil Thunder, Gila, and the others attack together, but they barely scratch him. And just as he's about to finish off Melotus with an attack called Dead End, the series most unexpected hero makes the ultimate sacrifice. Hawk the Pig jumps in front to save his friend. >> Just hang in there. I'll save you crazy bastards. >> [ __ ] >> The pain of seeing his little pig die awakens Elizabeth's goddess powers. A brilliant light heals everyone and reveals she is an apostle of the goddess clan. Even so, Hendrickson is barely phazed. He tries to attack Gil Thunder, but Melleotus blocks the blow and lands a punch so powerful it sends the villain crashing back to the ground.

The season finale begins with the seven deadly sins seemingly on the ropes, but Hawk's sacrifice was not in vain. Elizabeth's pain has activated her goddess powers to their max, and her divine light acts as a mega heal, curing the crew and giving everyone a buff for the final round. Melotas comes up with a brilliant idea. He tells Gother to use his telepathy to create a mental group chat, synchronizing everyone's attacks. It's the true meaning of teamwork. While the others attack from the flanks, Melleotus goes one-on-one with Hendrickson, but with a crazy strategy. He gets beaten up on purpose. The goal is to charge his ultimate technique, revenge counter, which absorbs all damage received and returns it multiplied. The accumulated energy is so immense that Melleotus himself almost explodes with it. To make sure the villain can't escape, Gria Moore traps him in an indestructible magic barrier. With the enemy cornered, Melleotus unleashes the final blow and simply obliterates Hendrickson, who turns into cosmic dust. >> And that is your sin by the likes of you. >>

With victory secured, King Bartra officially pardons the seven deadly sins who go from fugitives to heroes of the realm. The remaining holy knights are sentenced to work on rebuilding Leona's. We see what happens to some characters. Gil Thunder decides to travel to help others. Jericho loses her demonic powers and is happy about it and Gila keeps hers thanks to Goulther. The season ends with the Sins preparing to leave, but the king forbids Elizabeth from saying goodbye to Melotus, setting up the next season's drama. The Seven Deadly Sins, now heroes, have saved the kingdom from destruction. >> My new journey with Melotus and the Seven Deadly Sins. >>

Princess Elizabeth wakes up from a prophetic dream. A sort of spoiler for the next chapters of her life with the seven deadly sins. While the kingdom of Leones is in reconstruction mode after the Holy Knights coup, King Bartra prepares a ceremony to award medals to the seven deadly sins, the heroes of the hour. And speaking of them, the crew has new looks. Melodas in an outfit he got from Elizabeth, Golther with a fresh getup, King with a new helmet, and Deenne in a little number from Merlin. It's a practically a fashion show. But in the middle of it all, Bon approaches Millotus and drops a bombshell. He's quitting the group. The next morning, Bon dips without saying goodbye. But King, who's no fool, catches him in the act and finds out his destination is the fairy king's forest.

>> At the ceremony, Melleotus has to deal with the people who still doubt them. A group of snoody holy knights, the pletes of the Azure sky, demand a demonstration of power. Melodotus, without breaking a sweat, humiliates one of them, Dogto, by breaking his fingers and showing him who's boss. Meanwhile, Gil Thunder and Hower play detective to investigate Dref Fouse's room since Gria Moore refuses to believe he's a murderer. The calm of the ceremony is just a facade. The real Hendrickson wakes up and comes face to face with Dre Fouse. But it's not really him. It's a demon named Fraudin who's been using his body like a puppet. He announces that the party's over and that after 3,000 years, they have finally returned. To close out with a bang, Zeldrus appears, hoping Melleotus is still alive because their reunion is set. The threat of the Ten Commandments has just arrived in Britannia. [Music]

We open on a Ten Commandments staff meeting. Fraudin, still in Drafus's body, explains to his bosses that he only managed to free some of them because he only had a little of Elizabeth's blood. Galand, ever curious, asks what he's been up to for the last 3,000 years. And Fudren admits he only truly woke up 10 years ago and had to deal with the seven deadly sins. Just hearing the group's name makes Zeldrus think of Melotus, hinting at a dark past between them. Since the demon's energy is lower than a phone battery at the end of the day, they decide to head to Edinburgh to recharge. Meanwhile, Bon and King continue their journey to the fairy king's forest with Jericho sneakily stalking them from a distance. They discover that the forest has not only returned, but is more alive than ever. The fairies celebrate their king's return, but the party nearly turns into a lynch mob when they realize King abandoned them. A fairy explains that it was Bon who saved everything using a seed Elaine gave him. The grateful fairies want to crown Bomb their new king, but he refuses, saying the title belongs to King.

Back in Leoness, the drama is in full swing. Melodotus activates his ice heart mode and dismisses Elizabeth from the next mission, telling her to her face that she's just dead weight. The poor girl runs off in tears and Hawk and Deenne, outraged, give Melotus a piece of their minds. To make matters worse, Goulther decides to go full Black Mirror villain and starts experimenting with memories, erasing Dila's memories of her brother and replacing them with a fake romance. When Den confronts him, Gother states that memories are just data. The Gientist rejects this computer logic and attacks him, defending the value of human bonds. Melodotus wakes Elizabeth up and explains the crazy thing that happened. Galter's memory manipulation was so powerful, it caused a kingdomwide blackout. The fight between Dienne and Galter ends with a reality check from the giant S, which snaps him out of it. Filled with regret, Galter begs to be imprisoned before he loses control again. That's when Merlin drops the biggest reveal. Galter isn't a living being, but an artificial doll created by an all powerful mage like a Pinocchio gone horribly wrong. That's why he doesn't understand emotions. Merlin then shrinks him down and places him in Slater's care.

Meanwhile, the Ten Commandments find a gigantic crater, and Zeldrus recognizes Melleotus' signature on it. Back at the Bore Had, Merlin teleports everyone above Camelot, where an Albian, a giant ancient weapon of the Demon Clan, is wreaking havoc. King Arthur Pendragon and his knights are getting their butts kicked by the monster. Melleotus goes down to help, and in the most epic moment, Merlin returns his sacred treasure to him. The sword lost Vain. It's like Thor getting Molner back. With the sword, Melleotus multiplies himself like Naruto with his shadow clones and uses full counter with all of them at once, reflecting the Albian's attack and obliterating the beast. To wrap things up, we see King and Jericho in the fairy king's forest. Bon performs a ritual by pouring his blood on Elaine's altar, and the forest begins to grow at an incredible rate, but the peace is short-lived. Another Albian appears just outside, ready to crash the party.

The episode kicks off with Hendrickson running through the forest in a panic like Forest Gump to warn Leonis that the Ten Commandments are back and they're not messing around. Meanwhile, in the fairy king's forest, a giant robot, some kind of albian, shows up to destroy the sacred tree. The fairies try to fight back, but they barely tickle it. King, who was just chilling on a giant sunflower, decides to join the fry, but the albian is too tough and knocks him down. The fairies are confused as to why he's helping after everything they've done, but King is determined to protect his home. Down below, Jericho can't reach Bon because of a barrier. Bon is having a chat with Ghan, who thanks him for resurrecting the forest, but says only King can be its ruler. Then Bon drops the bombshell. He's going to find a way to revive Elaine. Ghod flips out, impales Bon with magic. >> For the sake of the forest, this man will live on, remaining as its new fountain of youth. >> Talk about terrible hospitality.

Outside, the brawl continues. The Albian slices the sacred tree in half and the fairies prepare to sacrifice themselves for King. Seeing this, King gets emotional and decides to unleash his final attack. He creates a gigantic spear and hurls it with all his might at the Albian, which explodes into a thousand pieces. [Music] The effort is so great that King passes out. Far away, Fraud reports that two Albians have been destroyed. Melascular thinks it's risky for Galand to go out with low magic, but he couldn't care less, saying it's just a warm-up. Zeldrus even warns him not to be arrogant, but Galand launches himself into the sky, ready for a fight.

In Kamalot, Melodotus is explaining the situation to King Arthur. Suddenly, Deen's eyes turn purple and she gets confused again. Hawk, full of confidence, says Melleotus can handle anything. But the captain uses his clothes to grope Elizabeth and gets a slap from Deen. Suddenly, a massive cloud of dust rises and Goland appears before them. Hawk's power level scouter glitches out, showing 26,000. The first real battle against one of the Ten Commandments has begun. Meanwhile, in the fairy king's forest, Bon heals King, who is now accepted as the true king. But Bon is already packing his bags to leave, leaving King high and dry.

Back at the fight, Galand decides he needs more room and simply destroys the surrounding city. He challenges Melleotus, who attacks with his clones, but Galand is way too fast. He runs his blade through Melotus' stomach and beheads all the clones like it's nothing. Den turns giant and attacks with Gideon, but Galand just kicks the hammer right back at her head. [Music] Merlin tries to teleport the villain away, but he leaps out of her range. Slater, trying to protect Merlin, ends up losing an arm in the process. The situation is already bad, but it gets worse. Merlin tries to trick Galan with a lie, but his commandment of truth activates and turns her to stone on the spot. New rule of the game, you can't lie to this guy. >> I'm more than confident that I'll be able to. [Music]

Seeing everyone getting beaten, Melleotus taps into his demon power with a sinister tattoo on his face and purple flames on his arms. He finally manages to wound Galand, but the joy is short-lived. Galand impales the captain with his spear and even shoves the weapon through his eye. It's a historic beatdown. After humiliating everyone, Galand leaves because he can't break through Elizabeth's and Arthur's protective barriers. Goulther arrives just in time to see the aftermath.

Elsewhere, Hendrickson shows up to help Gil Thunder, Hower, and Grimore fight a gray demon that's terrorizing a village. Gria Moore is shocked to see Hendrickson alive and immediately accuses him of killing his father. But when the gray demon attacks, Hendrickson saves Gri Moore and drops the bombshell. Drefouse is still alive. Then comes flashback time. Hendrickson explains that 10 years ago, he and Drefouse went to investigate the destruction of Danaphor and found a demon, Fraud. The demon offered them power in exchange for their bodies and managed to possess Hendrickson. Under Fraud's control, they killed Zaratraz, framed the seven deadly sins, and did it all because Fraud wanted revenge on Melodotus. Back in the present, Hendrickson uses Zaratraz's purification magic and defeats the great demon, beginning his journey of redemption.

Meanwhile, Melleotus wakes up with Elizabeth taking care of him. And there's another surprise. Merlin isn't dead. She transferred her soul to her crystal ball, Aldan, a second before turning to stone. And Ga reveals his genius plan. He messed with Galan's memories to make him think he had killed everyone, which is why he left. The guy is an evil genius. But for the good side, Merlin does the math on their power levels. The sins total 21,840, while the commandments have around 260,000. The numbers don't lie. They are completely screwed. The plan now is to find Esganor, the last sin, and train Elizabeth and Arthur.

King finally returns through a portal, ready to see everyone again, but he walks into the worst possible scene. Deianne has lost her memory and has no idea who he is. It's the perfect tragic end to an episode full of tragedy. The only person she recognizes is Melodotus. The rest of the crew, including King and Elizabeth, are complete strangers. Merlin explains it was due to the blow to her head. A heartbroken king tries to reconnect, but things only get worse. Den's eyes glow purple and she forgets even Melleotas's. Basically, a total factory reset. And then comes the bombshell. Galther, the master of being the most clueless guy in the room, calmly states that he erased her memories as an experiment. King justifiably goes ballistic and sends Galther flying into a wall, shouting that someone's heart isn't a toy.

With Deen missing, the group sets off on Hawk Mama for Megadoza, her old home in the Giant Clan. Then we dive into a giant flashback. Literally, we see a younger Deen with her mentor Matrona and her friend Dolores. Matrona is like a tough as nails drill sergeant, teaching that the purpose of giants is to fight and die in battle, but Deenne isn't into that whole war vibe and prefers protecting to killing. When Dolores talks about running away, Deenne

offers to go with her, but her friend backs out. Alone, Deenne bolts and meets Melleotas.

Upon returning home, she discovers that Dolores was killed by bandits on a mission with soldiers from Leon. Matrona, and Deenne fall into a trap. The humans plan to eliminate the giantesses all along. Matrona is struck by poisoned arrows while protecting Den and in her final moments reveals that she raised her at her parents' request so she could protect herself without losing her kind heart.

"Matrona, no. Please don't die. I can't take this."

While the crew is on Hawk Mama heading to Megodosa to find Deen, King asks why Merlin doesn't just teleport them. The answer is a classic, "I'm low on mana." She needs to focus on keeping her soul in Aldan.

Far away, Galand is bragging to the other Ten Commandments that he defeated Melotus' group. But Fraud doesn't quite buy it. Meanwhile, Den, still without her memory, runs into Galand and Monspeet. And here's the loophole of the century. Since she genuinely doesn't remember them, Galand's petrification curse completely fails. It's like trying to give a spoiler to someone who's never seen the show.

Galand lunges at her, but a mysterious giantess who looks like Matrona appears out of nowhere, saves Den using earth magic, turns Galand into a block of stone and sends Mspeed flying. The giantess knocks Den out and takes her to safety before Galand can break free.

Monpe senses Melleotus' energy approaching and launches a magic attack. But Hawkmama, cool as a cucumber, simply eats the blast. Seeing that Deen is off the radar, Merlin suggests a change of plans. It's time for Melotus to reclaim his sealed power. She explains that 10 years ago, Melleotus lost control when a girl was injured trying to help them, forcing Merlin to seal away his strength for everyone's safety.

They travel to Istar, the sacred land of the Druids. There, they meet the leaders, Jenna, Zeneri, and the priest, Theo. Zeneri takes Melodotus and Elizabeth to a tower and explains that he must pass a trial. When she activates her magic, Melleotus is thrown straight into his past in Danapor, where he meets Liz, beginning his trial to regain his power.

Galand asks where Melascula has been, and she replies that she was having a little fun, making it clear the commandments are spreading terror across Britannia. Meanwhile, Bon continues his desperate quest to revive Elaine and hears a rumor about resurrection in the city of ravens, heading there with Jericho.

The main focus, however, is on Melodotus in the Tower of Trials. Elizabeth learns from Zeneri that the trial is to see if Melleotus' soul is worthy of having its power back, and the trial is brutal. He is forced to relive the most traumatic moment of his life, the death of Liz and the destruction of Danapor in an infinite loop. It's like the movie Groundhog Day, but instead of romantic comedy, it's trauma and destruction on repeat. Zener's idea is to kill Melleotus' emotion so he won't lose control again.

While Elizabeth watches this hell, she receives her own trial to make a poisoned flower bud bloom. At the same time, Jenna takes the rest of the sins to the training cave and finds a passed out Hendrickson along with Gil Thunder, Grior, and Hower. King obviously immediately goes to attack his old enemy.

At the climax of the trial, Melotus begs for one more chance, saying he needs to get stronger for those he loves. He understands that to pass, he should forget Liv, but he refuses. Elizabeth defends him, asking Zeneri to trust him. Then, Melotus makes a promise. He will never let something like the destruction of Danapor happen again. With sheer determination, he finally wakes from the trial stronger than ever.

Over in Ravens, Bon and Jericho save a beast man from some thugs, and the guy reminds Bon of his impoverished childhood and his time with Jivago. Jenna snaps her fingers and revives Gilunder, Hower, and Griamore, who were passed out. King, on the other hand, is furious with Hendrickson and swears revenge for what he did to Hellbrim and the other fairies. Hendrickson accepts King's hatred, but says there's another priority now. Saving Leone and freeing Drafus from the clutches of the Ten Commandments.

In the midst of all this drama, Jenna announces it's time for training. Then the episode dives into Bon's tragic past. We see him being beaten by his parents and thrown out into the cold. One day, some criminals trick little Bon with a fake coin, throw him in a barrel, and try to sell him to a noble woman who enjoys torturing people for fun. But then, Jivago, a foxman thief, shows up, saves Bon, and becomes a father figure to him. Jaago teaches Bon how to steal to survive and always protects him when a plan goes wrong. He has a biological son, Selon, but can only visit him at night to avoid being caught by the Holy Knights.

When Jivago tells Bon to never trust humans, the kid replies that he only trusts him, wanting to impress his father, Bon tries a heist on his own and ends up getting a major beatdown. Back in the present, Bon finds a dying Javago. The fox man reveals that on the day Bon got beaten up, he found out the knights had spotted his son, Selon, in the mountains. He had to make a Sophie's choice. Save his adopted son or his biological one. He chose Selion but arrived too late. Bon in a moment of pure nobility says Jivago made the right choice and that he never hated him. They embrace and Jivago feels a weight lifted from his heart.

"When did you grow up and get so damn big?"

Meanwhile, in the training cave, King and Melleotus are paired up, but the partnership starts off rocky. King accuses Melleotus of being on the demon's team and attacks him with a staff. The beef between King and Melleotus continues in the training cave. If King wants to know whose side Melotus is really on, Melotus keeps it real. If King turns his back on Elizabeth and the seven deadly sins, then he will become his enemy. This answer only makes the fairy king more suspicious.

Meanwhile, in Ravens, Bon and Javago have their final conversation. Javago is shocked to learn that Bon is immortal because of the fountain of youth and that the saint Elaine, who protected it, died. Bon confesses he feels guilty for having to choose between killing his friend Melodotus or saving his beloved Elaine. Javago understands perfectly. Having faced the same situation with Bon and his son Selon. With the wisdom of a master Yoda, he says that Melleodota seems like a great friend and that Barn should go back and beg for his forgiveness. After this fatherly advice, Jivago dies in Bon's arms.

"We can be forgiven."

Back at training, King accuses Melleotus of being one of the Ten Commandments. Melleotus retorts, taunting that King doesn't even seem like the real fairy king since he doesn't have wings. King attacks with a super concentrated power and Melodotus with his Shaw ring and mode activated copies the technique instantly.

Then comes the power up moment. Jenna uses a ritual to return all of Melleotus' sealed power which was stored in Amber. As soon as the energy returns to his body, Melleotus asks Merlin to teleport him directly to the Ten Commandments. He shows up at the villain's hangout like he owns the place, gives Galand a humiliating beatdown, and says he just wanted to say hi. Zeldrus, cold as ever, replies that they have nothing to talk about. And then comes the bombshell. Melodotus and Zeldrus are brothers. Before the fight can begin, Melleotus vanishes into thin air, leaving a broken Gand screaming in rage.

The Ten Commandments are licking their wounds. After Melodas's surprise visit, Zeldrris takes charge, and his message is clear. The goal is to conquer Bratannia. He orders everyone to split up to regain their power, using any means necessary to wipe out the other races. When asked if this is a war against Melleotus, Zeldrris corrects them. It's not war, it's extermination. Galan tries to act tough, claiming he could beat Melleotus any time, but Droll cuts him off, reminding him that lying activates his commandment of truth.

Back at the hero's base, Melodotus lays out the strategy, defeat the commandments one by one. Meanwhile, Elizabeth fails her test of making a dead seed bloom. That's when the cosmic gossip comes out. Jenna reveals that Elizabeth is the reincarnation of Liz Melotus' great love from 3,000 years ago. And Zeneri, who has a crush on Melotus, sabotaged Elizabeth's trial to try and break the couple up.

Meanwhile, Melascula is playing the walking dead and raising an army of zombies. And who does she bring back from the dead? None other than Elaine, Bon's beloved fairy. But she returns corrupted and immediately sets out to find him. King senses Elaine's presence and rushes to the forest, refusing Melotus' help because the trust between them is still shaky.

The emotional climax happens as Bon and Jericho are burying Jivago. They're attacked by a zombie which Bon destroys without breaking a sweat and then out of nowhere, Elaine appears before him. The reunion is intense, complete with a cinematic kiss, fulfilling Bon's greatest dream, but there's a catch. We know she's been corrupted by Melascula's magic. Bon is in heaven, but little does he know, the situation is a powder keg about to explode.

After her resurrection, Elaine and Bon's reunion is pure fire, but the joy is short-lived. The fairy starts freaking out, thinking Jericho wants to steal Bon from her and unleashes a full-blown attack. Convinced Jericho is a rival, Bon tries to calm the situation, telling her she's the only one for him, but it's no use. Elaine, completely possessed, lunges at him, demanding to know why he's protecting Jericho. That's when Jericho, brave as hell, stands up to Elaine, pins her to the ground, and drops a truth bomb. She loves Bond, too, because he saved her life, but she tells Elaine that if her love is real, she can't let herself be controlled and hurt the person she loves. This straight talk gives Elaine a moment of clarity, and she screams for help. Bon embraces her, but she suddenly faints. And who shows up? The troublesome duo, Melascula and Galand. Melascula reveals she was controlling Elaine like a puppet using her anger and regrets. Bon leaves Elaine in Jericho's care and charges into battle, promising to finish off both commandments.

The fight is insane. Galan slices Bon in half, but since the guy is immortal, he regenerates instantly. Bon uses Hunterfest to steal Galan's strength and returns it with a punch that makes the ground shake, but Melascula traps Bon in darkness and rips out his soul. In a shocking twist, Bon's soul escapes thanks to Jivago's sacrifice, allowing him to attack them both and flee with Jericho and Elaine. After all that, he collapses from exhaustion, and Jericho has to carry them both to safety.

Jericho is in full hero mode, carrying a battered Bun and a weakened Elaine while fleeing from Melascula and Goland. The chase is worthy of an action movie with giant boulders rolling down a hill. Jericho dives, dodges attacks, throws her friends to safety, and even shatters a rock with her own sword. The escape continues until they fall off a cliff, but Elaim uses her magic to cushion the fall. They end up taking refuge in a tavern that seems to be run by a super frail old guy, but this old guy is none other than Esganor. Bon and Esganor recognize each other instantly. When Galand and Melascula arrive, Eganor hides the trio in the pantry and plays bartender. The Commandments decide to have a few drinks, and Galand, acting all tough, challenges Esganor to a game, threatening to kill everyone if he loses. Bad idea. As soon as the sun hits its peak, the frail old man turns into a mountain of muscle.

"and my name is Lion Sin Esganor."

Esganor picks up Galand's ridiculously heavy ax like it's a toy, and slices the demon in half. Galand regenerates, unleashes his max power of 40,000, but the attack barely scratches Esenor. When it's time for the counterattack, Galand tries to run, but his own commandment of truth turns him to stone for breaking the game's rule. He basically trolled himself. Melascula tries to steal Esganor's soul, but his power is so immense that she ends up catching fire from the inside and flees in flames. When Nightfalls, Esganor returns to his old self. To top it all off, King appears and is shocked to see that Elaine is alive.

This episode is like a crossover within the series itself with multiple things happening at once. First, we have Denzel interrogating the captured Fraud. Denzel stabs the demon with a sacred sword, but Fraud drops a bombshell. If they harm him, they'll also harm Drafouse, whose body he's possessing. It's a battle that showcases the demon's cunning against human determination.

Meanwhile, Den reunites with Matrona and discovers that her old mentor is not only alive, but now has a family. Matrona tells a crazy story of how a past good deed by Deen ended up saving her life. The problem is Deenne doesn't remember any of it, nor how she lost her memories. Suddenly, flyers for a Visel fighting festival start raining down, promising to grant any wish to the winner. Melodotus and the crew suspect it's a trap, but decide to go anyway. And who's behind it? Goxinia and Droll, of course. Demons attack Matrona's village, and she decides to enter the tournament to wish for the injured children to be healed. Deen, like a good friend, goes with her, armed with her hammer, Gideon.

Back at the prison, Fraud manages to escape with a little help and drops the biggest reveal of all. He's not an original member of the Ten Commandments, just a substitute. He explains that the real commandment is missing. Lost his memory due to his own curse. And that lost commandment is Gother of apathy. Yes, our Gother. What a plot twist.

We see Elaine thrilled to see King again, but his head is clearly with Den. Elaine, who's no fool, picks up on it instantly and even teases him, saying she can read his thoughts, but he can't read hers. Meanwhile, Bon and Esganor are discussing a delivery mission. And Matrona and Den arrive at the first challenge of the Great Fight Festival, a giant maze. This death maze built by Droll is so immense that even Matrona, a giant, is impressed. She tries to smash through the walls with brute force, but they regenerate instantly. Den tries to play it smart by walking on top of the walls, but she gets zapped by lightning and thrown back to the ground. To make matters worse, the two get separated when Matrona is distracted by what appear to be her children.

Den wakes up to find Hawk and immediately thinks about turning him into pork roast. Elizabeth shows up to save the pig and tries to explain that they're friends and that Deenne has lost her memory. But Deenne doesn't trust humans and continues deeper into the maze with an incredibly brave Elizabeth following her. The place is filled with deadly traps. The floor opens up beneath them and Deen has to save them. Later, when Deianne is covered in giant leeches, Elizabeth fearlessly dives into dangerous water to pull them off. The group faces copies of Melleotas, which turn out to be monsters. Luckily, Hower and Gil Thunder appear and use their combined wind and lightning attacks to drive them away. Next, a giant earth crawler emerges, and Hawk shows off his bizarre power to transform into the creatures he eats. Out of nowhere, a mysterious figure freezes the monster and vanishes.

The ending is pure emotion. Elizabeth senses Melleotus through a wall. Bon appears and reunites with Melleotus with a friendly punch. They decide to create a shortcut, combining their attacks to blast through the wall, leaving Arthur's jaw on the floor. The gang finally reunites at the end of Droll's deadly maze. But the celebration is short-lived. Melodotus looks at Goxinia and Droll and instantly recognizes them as members of the Ten Commandments. Goxinia congratulates the survivors, but announces he will kill anyone still trapped in the maze and with his magic simply eliminates everyone. King is shocked to realize that Ginia is the first fairy king who he believed had been defeated by the demon king.

Before the tournament begins, Goulther makes a grand entrance by bumping into Esganor and breaking his glasses, a precious gift from Merlin. This leaves Esganor devastated, sending him into a complete emotional breakdown. Goxinia, losing patience, slashes Esganor badly with one of his tentacles, then heals him right after, just to prove who's in charge. Next, Droll separates everyone into pairs for tag team battles. Melodotus and Bon, Hendrickson and Grior, Deianne and King, Elizabeth and Elaine, and so on.

Elizabeth and Elaine face two assassin knights. Elaine uses her magic to hold them back, while Elizabeth explains that their mission is to stop the Ten Commandments. In the middle of the fight, Elizabeth is caught by a serpent, but she still uses her healing powers to help her injured opponents, even knowing they tried to kill them. This compassion secures their victory. Meanwhile, Melleotus and Bond defeat their demonic opponents with absolute ease, casually chatting about Elizabeth and Elaine.

The highlight happens in Den and King's fight against the commandment stand-ins. King gets beaten up at first, and to protect him, Den tucks him between her breasts. It's then that King reveals his true nature, transforming and scaring Den, who throws him away. He then tells her he is the current fairy king, leaving both Den and Ginia stunned. King uses his guardian form to protect Den, promising he'll never let her feel scared again, even though she's still confused about their past. With Den amazed by King's incredible power, the effort is taking its toll, and King can barely stand as he protects Den, destroying and rebuilding Glockinia's constantly regenerating flower servant. When he finally manages to incinerate the creature completely, King collapses from exhaustion. As Den wonders why King went so far to protect her, Droll's golem attacks them both. Deen declares that it's now her turn to protect King. She creates her own golems, but they're easily destroyed. King, though worn out, gives her a tip. She needs to clearly visualize the golems in her mind to give them real power and form. Following his advice, she creates golems of her friends, Matrona, Melleotus, Elizabeth, Hawk, and even King. Most are destroyed, but surprisingly, the Hawk and King golem survive and defeat Droll's golem, securing their victory.

Meanwhile, terrible news arrives. Nine cities have been attacked by the Ten Commandments, who devoured the souls of all the inhabitants. The kingdom of Camelot has fallen under Zeldrus' control. Denzel orders Gila to return to Leone with this information, warning that they now face not only the commandments, but also Gother.

The episode's climax focuses on the showdown between Esanor and Goulther. Esganor tries to forfeit, but Glacinia won't let him, finding the situation more amusing. Goulther then attacks Esconor with horrific visions of his traumatic past with Merlin, but the spell backfires. The visions trigger Esanor's pseudo transformation into his daytime form. He summons his sacred treasure, Retita, and charges a devastating attack. Just as Esanor brings the axe down, Galter fires an invasion arrow.

"Now atone with your flesh."

"Challenge accepted."

The dust settles and Esenor has fallen, but Jericho reveals the plot twist. Esganor's attack wasn't for Goulther. He aimed at Glockinia and Droll, who now lie unconscious in a massive crater. After Esenor's insane attack left Droll and Gausinia on the ground, the battlefield has become a giant crater, wasting no time. Melodas charges at Droll, dodging an attack and in the blink of an eye, slicing off two of the giants four arms. Droll is shocked, but Melleotas tells him straight up this was a planned ambush. He didn't tell anyone because he knew Droll would sniff out the plan, and Esganor's attack was the perfect distraction.

Droll tries a dirty move, using his magic to sink the arena and take everyone hostage. He threatens to kill them all if Melleotus doesn't stop, but the captain of the Seven Deadly Sins doesn't care and continues his assault, tearing off Droll's other two arms. Glacinia tries to take him down, but Melotus reveals he knows about their tragic pasts. Glacinia's loss and Droll's shattered pride. He understands their pain, but warns them the moment they switch sides and join the demons, there was nothing left to talk about.

That's when all hell breaks loose. The rest of the Ten Commandments simply appear in the middle of the fight. Melleotus faces his brother Zeldrris, but the guy is faster and rips Melleotus' arm off. When he tries to use his dark power to reattach it, Zeldra stops him and Grey Road takes the opportunity to cast a spell that traps him. From there, it becomes a massacre. Derriieri attacks with her combo star. A series of punches that get stronger with each hit, and Monspeed throws him into the sky to fry him with a fireball. Despite taking an absolute thrashing, Melleotus still manages to slash Monet's throat. But the situation is impossible. Zeldrus declares this is their revenge.

In a final effort, Melleotas prepares his ultimate move, revenge counter. But Eststerosa appears and stops the attack with a single hand. Melleotas collapses and Eststerosa with his foot on his chest says this hurts him too because he loves him and begins to crush him. The scene continues with Essterosa crushing Melleotus' chest as he screams in pain.

Meanwhile, we find out that Gilfrost teleported everyone away, saving the crew's necks. Estoa then drops a bombshell. Melotus wasn't just a traitor. He was the former leader of the Ten Commandments, destined to be the next demon king. His betrayal was what gave the Goddess Clan the excuse to start the holy war against the demons. Estoa, who idolized his brother, is clearly suffering from this family drama.

As Melodotus whispers an apology to Elizabeth, Melascula decides she'll finish the job by devouring his soul. But out of the absolute blue, Bon appears among the commandments, snaps Meascula's neck, and destroys all her hearts with absurd speed. Essterosa's reaction, he thanks him. He says she deserved it for trying to steal Melleotus' soul without permission. Bizarre. Bon full of swagger says Melleotus is in no condition to fight and that he'll take on Essterosa himself, but Essterosa simply ignores him and plunges a sword into Melleotus' heart. He then explains that demons have seven hearts and one by one he begins to pierce all of them with different weapons.

"Let me teach you something useful. We upper level demons have a circulatory system of seven hearts. You destroy them all and no matter how strong they are, they'll die."

Bon panics and tries to attack, but Estoa blasts him away with a simple gesture. With all seven hearts destroyed, Estoa declares, "Mellyotus is dead and Britannia is theirs."

At Leona's castle, everyone watches the scene in shock. Elizabeth asks to be taken there, finds Melotus' lifeless body and hugs him, crying and begging him to wake up. The scene cuts to a soldier telling Bon about sacrifices in the north and Golgi, a runaway knight, ends up at the bore hat where he finds Elizabeth serving beer as if nothing happened. What?

We return to that weird scene at the boreout. Golgias wakes up and tries to flee, but his growling stomach gives him away. Elizabeth, despite knowing who he is, serves him soup. After he leaves, she goes up to Nalyotas's room and holding his body, begs him to come back, saying she can't live without him. Suddenly, a holy knight appears and reveals himself. It's Zoratraz, the same one Hendrickson and Drefouse killed 10 years ago. He explains that he was resurrected by Melascula, but the effect is temporary. This lights a spark of hope in Elizabeth, who thinks of Elaine. Zaratra asked to see Melleotus and by drawing symbols on his body, transports the three of them into a field of memories. It's like a trip back in time. They see their first meeting with Melleotus arriving with baby Elizabeth in his arms and calling her "my woman." Another memory shows Melodotus becoming a holy knight just so King Bartra could adopt Elizabeth. Then we see Merlin confirming the prophecy of the seven deadly sins whom she had already chosen herself. The last memory is the strongest. Melleotus promising a young Elizabeth that he would always come back to her alive.

Back in reality, Elizabeth's faith is renewed. He promised. Meanwhile elsewhere in the universe Melotus is in purgatory facing the demon king himself. And in Leon, the Ten Commandments have arrived to wreak havoc. Bon, Gil Thunder, and other holy knights face Essterosa, but lose all their strength. The reason his commandment nullifies the power of anyone who feels hatred. That's when the most epic scene happens. Esanor approaches Essterosa, completely immune, and drops the line of the century.

"Why should I bear any hatred towards someone who's obviously weaker than myself? All I feel is pity."

He feels no hatred, only pity. What a triumphant entrance. The Holy Knights try to flee from Fraudin and Zeldrris, but it's a terrible idea. The moment they turn their backs, they become Zeldrus' puppets. Suddenly, everyone feels an insane wave of power coming from the castle. It's Esganor, the pure embodiment of pride, who appears before Estosterosa while the other knights are paralyzed, just watching. Hower doesn't get it, but Gil Thunder explains Esganor is unfazed because he's simply the most overpowered of the seven deadly sins. Estoa charges, thinking he has the upper hand, but Esanor counters with a punch that brings the commandment to his knees. Essosa draws a sword, and Esanor begins to charge his power. The villain even tries to act nice, warning that the attack will destroy everyone behind him, but Esganor has a better idea. He hurls Essterosa like a bowling ball into a lake. Then he unleashes so much power that the lake simply evaporates.

"Followed by pride flare."

"That monster, his move evaporated the whole lake in one blow."

Esganor hits Essterosa dead on. And when Zeldrus tries to help, he puts even more force into the attack, sending both commandments flying in an explosion.

"I will be the one to decide. Die."

Meanwhile, Zeldrris' zombie knights start attacking Hower and Gil Thunder. To make matters worse, Monet and Derriieri appear, telling everyone to surrender. Denzel exits the castle and sacrifices himself to summon a goddess, Narobasta, but the goddess is a coward. Refuses to fight and tries to fly away. Derriieri doesn't forgive the audacity and cuts the runaway in half.

Elsewhere, Elizabeth, Zaratraz, and Hawk are on their way to Leonz when Derriieri and Monspeed find them. Dererier recognizes Elizabeth and lunges at her, but the princess uses magic out of nowhere that makes the demon's hand explode. When Dererier goes to attack again, she takes a punch and falls. Guess who's here? Melotus holding Elizabeth and apologizing for the weight. The captain's back.

Elizabeth and Melleotus finally reunite and she tells him she already knows about their past. He thanks her and to show everything's back to normal, performs his routine inspection of her new look. The princess surprisingly is into it, but quickly corrects herself. Flustered, the piece is short-lived as Dererieri reappears and punches Hawk's mom, who falls and crushes the boar hat. Melotus doesn't let it slide. He grabs Derriieri by the neck, slams her to the ground, and hits her with an elbow to the stomach. When Mansby tries to help with a magic attack, Melleotus uses full counter and sends the power right back, seemingly disintegrating both demons.

At the castle, Hendrickson confronts Fraudren, vowing to reclaim Drafouse's body. But then, Grey Road shows up, bringing Jericho and Zeal as hostages. Her commandment is pacifism. Whoever kills in her presence has their lifespan stolen. But Merlin arrives in style, freezes the hostages, who have turned into eggs, and explains that for her, time has simply stopped. Basically, she paused her own life to nullify the commandment. Genius. With the enemy neutralized, she traps Grey Road in a glass vial like an insect. Zaratra joins Hendrickson and sacrifices his own life to expel Fraud from Drafouse's body. The light fades and Fraud appears in his original form, an ugly sin monster. Drafouse, now free, gets distracted by his son, and Fraud takes the opportunity to impale Hendrickson. But Drafouse uses this opening to punch a hole through the demon's chest and destroy him. thought it was over. Fraudin isn't dead and uses full size to become a giant. Just then, Melleotus arrives with a power level of 60,000, leaving everyone stunned. But there's a catch. He's different with black eyes and a demon mark on his face.

"It can't be. Is that really Sir Melotus?"

Things just got serious. Melleotas, now with a dark aura, tells Fraudin it's time to end this farce. The giant demon attacks, but Melleotus rips his chest open like paper, delivering punches that tear holes through the enemy's body. Hower is shocked, but Merlin explains it's to be expected. Melodotus' power is double fraud. In a flashback, we see it was Gother who told Fraud about Melleotus' betrayal 3,000 years ago.

Back in the present, Fraud decides to self-destruct and take Leones with him. Merlin, always prepared, protects everyone with her perfect cube. In a desperate act, little Grimore runs and hugs the massive monster, begging him to stop. Touched by his memories with the boy, Fraudin gives up the attack, but Melleotus, showing no emotion, delivers a punch that disintegrates the demon's upper body, cold and calculating. Merlin then reveals the truth. Melodotus is cursed. Every time he dies, he comes back, but he loses a piece of his emotions, regressing to his most feared version. Later, Melodotus confesses to Elizabeth that he's afraid of becoming who he once was, but he has to do it to save her.

"I'm scared of turning back into who I once was, but I I've still got to let it happen."

The next day, the city of Leonus is entirely rebuilt, courtesy of Merlin, who worked all night. Bon and Melotus make peace, and Gri Moore returns to his adult form with a kiss on the forehead from Veronica. The Sins gather and plan their next steps. The next target is Camalot, Zeldrris, Essterosa, and other commandments are still in the area.

In the final scenes, we see Jericho discovering she inherited her brother's ice powers, and Goulther, freed from prison, drops the bomb that he was once one of the Ten Commandments. Melodotus promises to reunite all seven deadly sins, and Elizabeth vows to stay by his side forever. The war is far from over.

We kick things off with Melleotas and Bon in full hero mode, saving a group of prisoners from some blue demons like it's nothing. Just another day at the office for them. Meanwhile, in Leonus, the gang is in post battle reconstruction. Hower and Gri Moore are working hard to rebuild, and Hower is all hyped for the ceremony to choose the new great holy knight, already betting on Drafouse or Hendrickson. Grimore reigns on his parade, reminding him that fixing buildings is easy. Fixing the people's morale, which is at an all-time low, is the hard part.

Cut to Bon and Melleotus having a snack by the fire. Bon notes that Melleotus' strength is on a whole other level, and Melleotus remembers Elizabeth's promise to stay by his side no matter what. Bon reinforces their friendship, basically saying, "I've got your back." The next step, retaking Kamalot.

Then we meet Pelleo, a kid who discovers his father is turning people over to the demons to protect their village. Enraged, he runs off to handle things himself. He tries to play the hero against an ochre demon, but gets his butt kicked. His father and the other villagers try to help, but get beaten down, too. But just when all seems lost, boom, the seven deadly sins arrive, Avengers style. The ensuing fight is a spectacle. Melleotas and Bond dispatch some demons like they're flies. Esganor doesn't even feel the punches from a copper demon and slices the guy in half with his sacred treasure. Merlin runs circles around another, and Galter makes a demon knock itself out. To top it all off, Bon finishes off the final boss in spectacular fashion. After Elizabeth heals everyone, they depart.

Back in Leonz, Hawk is pissed because he wanted to do the grand reveal of the new Boore Hat Tavern, but Bon and Melleota spoiled the surprise. At the ceremony, Bartra announces the new great holy knight. And to everyone's surprise, the chosen one is Hower himself. And to top it all off, King and Den end up going to the bath together. Awkward.

The awkward scene in the bath continues with King apologizing to Den. They talk and sadly recall Melotus' death, wondering why the fairy king's forest wasn't attacked. King explains it's because of a highly selective magic barrier. Suddenly, things get weird. All the fairies start dancing out of nowhere in a hypnotic trance. And when the music stops, King and Deianne are gone, vanished. They wake up in front of none other than Glockinia and Droll, two of the Ten Commandments. King and Deianne brace for a fight, but it's a massacre.

"Disappointing act of fairy king."

"They don't stand a chance."

Giacinia even mocks King, saying it's bizarre for a fairy king to still not have wings. But wait, this isn't an execution. It's a test. Glacinia and Droll explained they were once the fairy king and the giant king and fought against the demons. They made a difficult choice in the past and want King and Den to prove whether that choice was the right one. It's a highstakes training. If they fail, it's over. They accept the challenge and bam, King and Den wake up in different bodies. It's like a Freaky Friday scenario, but holy war edition. King is in Glockinia's body and Den is in drolls. To make things even weirder, Melleotus appears alive and well, but he doesn't recognize the names King or Den. And right after, Elizabeth appears with Goddess Wings. King figures it out. They've traveled 3,000 years back in time to an era before Gloinia and Droll join the Ten Commandments.

Their time trip drops them right into a horror scene. demons slaughtering humans. And to make matters worse, one of the original Ten Commandments, a guy named Calmios, shows up for a fight. The fight against Kalados begins and Deen and King get a surprise. In the bodies of Droll and Glacinia, they are absurdly strong and can go toe-to-toe with the commandment.

Meanwhile, in the present, Hellb tries to wake King with no success. Gloxinia explains that their souls are on this timetraveling journey and will only return when the test is over. Back in the 30,000-year-old brawl, Melodas helps push back Kaladios and Elizabeth. She simply asks the other demons to leave, and they do. The woman has a way with words. In the midst of the chaos, they meet Ro, a human who's a dead ringer for Bon and who joins their group.

The crew heads to the base of Stigma, the alliance between the goddess, fairy, and giant clans. There they meet the leader, Ludosio, one of the four archangels. The guy is pure hatred and only wants to exterminate all demons to the utter disappointment of Elizabeth who dreamed of peace. In a private conversation, Rozes Melodotus is a demon, but trusts him anyway.

Meanwhile, King senses a sinister energy and learns from Ghod Glauinia's sister about Lud Doiel's sick plan. He used thousands of captured demons as live bait to lure the enemy army. When the demon army arrives, Elizabeth, in her innocence, goes to try and negotiate peace. Derriè, one of the commandments, even considers it, but on one condition. Hand over Melleotus. Obviously, Elizabeth refuses, but it was all a trap. Lu Dosio thanks Elizabeth for buying him time and reveals a giant sphere of light containing all the missing demons. And then he simply annihilates all of them, including Derriè's sister. Blind with rage, Derriè attacks Elizabeth with everything she's got.

"So, is this the way your people handle things? Please, I don't."

And to end the episode in total chaos, two more archangels appear in the sky, ready for war. Here, the archangels Tariel and Sariel appear to heal Elizabeth, complaining that the Ten Commandments don't know how to treat a lady. They even make a bet on how long the demons will last. Spoiler, the bet is in seconds. The archangels unleash an attack called Omega Ark.

"I summon Omega Ark."

which is basically a deadly light show that wipes almost all the demons off the map. Goland, seeing things have gone south, yells for everyone to retreat, but some survive and Mspeed appears by surprise to attack the angels. Derrièi also joins the Frey and unleashes her famous punch combo on Tariow. The problem, the guy regenerates like it's nothing. Galan tries to slice him in half, but he just pulls himself back together like the T-1000. Apparently, archangels are tough to kill.

While the beatdown is happening, Lud Dosiel, the head archangel, is disappointed that only the weaklings were defeated. But the Lud Dosiel we see right after, is actually Gother in disguise, who tricks the guard Narrow Basta to get to the gate of the celestial realm. There he finds Melascula and learns about the archangel's plan.

Back at the fight, the commandments are taking a serious beating. Monsbeat is cut in half and Derriieri loses an arm trying to land a punch. When all seems lost, they make a drastic decision. They rip out six of their seven hearts to become giant out of control beasts called Indura. It's total berserker mode. The creatures turn the tables and start laying a smackdown on Ludosiel.

Elsewhere, Melleotus finally finds Elizabeth and in a heroic act passes through a barrier that burns him just to reach her. But the piece is short-lived because Elizabeth appears on the battlefield and tells Ludosiel, "Don't worry, I've got this." The battle rages on and Melodotus explains that the Indura are basically a ticking time bomb. They fight until their life force runs out and they die. But Elizabeth has other plans. She doesn't want to kill anyone and tries to purify Monspeed and Derriieri with her light, but the spell backfires and the darkness within them resists, making them even more monstrous. Ludosia, having no patience for this peace and love vibe, tries to kill the demons, but Melodotus gets in his way and says, "You shall not pass." Elizabeth's attitude ends up convincing the other two archangels, Sariel and Tariel, who decide to help with the purification. Together, they manage to bring Monspeed and Dererier back to normal, but the effort causes Elizabeth to faint. Ludosiel being the villain he is, tries to attack the two unconscious demons, but King and Dian stop him, calling him a coward.

Meanwhile, Ludosiel tries to contact the guard Narrobasta, who wakes from Gother's spell just in time to see him and Melascula, turning the celestial gate into a portal to the demon realm. And it doesn't stop there. R, a human, leads a surprise rebellion against Stigma, killing everyone to ensure the demon portal is open. King and Den sense the trouble and rush back. But on their way, they find Gother, the doll. They're confused as this Goulther seems different. To make matters worse, they discover they've been tricked. The portal doesn't lead to the demon realm, but to the demon prison. And out of it steps the original Goulther in the flesh for the first time in 500 years. He couldn't care less about the war. He just wants his freedom back. Like a prisoner escaping from Alcatraz.

The original Goulther, newly freed, teleports near King and Den and explains the whole situation. The doll they know is like an avatar he used to see the world from inside the prison. He also reveals that the human rebellion wasn't his plan and that his true goal is to end the holy war once and for all. In a moving twist, the original Goulther grants his doll free will. Their farewell is heartbreaking with the doll crying about not wanting to be left alone.

"Please don't go. Don't leave me behind."

As a parting gift, the original Galter restores Deen's lost memories finally. Meanwhile, King rushes back to the tower, fearing history will repeat itself and he won't be able to protect Ghan. He finds Ro holding her badly wounded. King, blinded by rage, attacks, assuming the worst. But at the last second, he remembers Bon and manages to stop his attack. It turns out Ro was protecting Ghad and even told her his tragic story. But King's pause is for nothing. The Glockinia of the past appears and without a second thought kills Ro. At that moment, King wakes up in the present. It was all a test and he passed because he made a different choice than Goxinia, who in the past gave into hatred and became one of the Ten Commandments.

Den, worried, decides to go after King, but an insane amount of energy explodes from the tower. Goulther warns that his executive has arrived. Seconds later, Zeldrris appears, looking like he means business, ready to start another fight.

In this episode, things start off hot. Galther and Deen, who's still in Droll's body, come face to face with Zeldrus. The guy is basically the demon king's representative and is there to capture Galter on his father's orders. Galter knows he'll need all his magic to escape. But before he can do anything, Den steps in. She offers to fight Zeldrris so he can end the holy war as quickly as possible. But even with all of Joel's power, Den can't win. Zeldrus has a bizarre ability that seals her magic and defeats her easily. Seeing that Droll is a tough giant, Zeldrris makes him an offer. Either die right there or join the Ten Commandments. He even throws it in Droll's face that he knows he was always an outcast among the giants.

Meanwhile, in the present, King is desperate because Den won't wake up. Joel explains that his motivation for joining the demons was complicated. Abandoning the battlefield was a dishonor worse than death. The test was to find out what the right decision was. King realizes that no matter what Den chooses, she won't come back. King cries thinking he's lost Den forever. But suddenly, she wakes up. Droll, shocked, asks what she chose. Her answer: I just ran away. Simple as that. Right after, she grabs King, gives him a big kiss, and tells him she loves him. King wakes up thinking it was a dream, but Deenne appears and confirms it was all real. She got her memory back and has always loved him. The two kiss again, and out of nowhere, small fairy wings sprout from King's back. They reunite with the rest of the seven deadly sins in Leon. The gang is shocked to see Melleotus alive. Den tells them she got her memory back, leaving Gothther completely confused. Then, King Bartra appears with a heart-shaped item, and Goul freaks out and runs off. Melleotus then declares the fourth law of the Sins. If one of them is in trouble, the others become one to help and so the whole gang jumps off the tower after Gother.

The hunt for Gother begins and Melodotus drops a bombshell. Gother is actually a doll. He was created by a mage so powerful that even the demon king respected him. This mage was the commandment of selflessness which erased the memories and emotions of anyone with selfish desires. Because of this, the demon king imprisoned the mage, who created the Galter doll to be his eyes and ears in the outside world. He even based the doll's appearance on the woman he loved, but made him male so he wouldn't have carnal desires.

Meanwhile, a confused Galter decides to use a technique to erase all his own memories. This throws him into a flashback from 45 years ago. He wakes up in a cave and meets Princess Nadia. She's incredibly kind and curious about him. Gother discovers he's a doll with no memories. And Nadia, who is in frail health and lives through books, is fascinated. He even shows her his powers by changing his hair, which causes her to faint. Galter takes her back to the castle, and her brother Bartra lets him stay close, disguised as a maid. The two become inseparable. Galter realizes that Nadia is dying, and in a moment of pure emotion, they kiss, but their joy is short-lived. Nadia dies in his arms. Desperate, Gother rips out his own magical heart and tries to place it in her to revive her. The guards arrive, think he killed her, and beat him. He is sentenced to death by fire, and at that moment, he decides that having a heart is too painful, and that he'd rather forget everything.

Back in the present, the end stops him from erasing his memories. Merlin appears and reveals the truth. The magical heart never had a soul. Gother's soul was always inside him. With that, Gother's original memories and powers return. Merlin explains that the heart was just a momento, a comfort for a son who suffered for being a doll. Now with the team complete again, Bon is already making plans. The celebration is on the captain.

The episode opens with one of Merlin's relatives spying on Kamalot, now occupied by demons, when they are discovered by Zeldrris. The demon uses the creature as a channel to cast a curse directly on Merlin. She manages to recover just enough to attend the Seven Deadly Sins reunion party, but it's clear something's wrong. Esganor, ever observant, overhears her telling Melodotus that she can't lose Arthur. Meanwhile, Elizabeth, connecting the dots, asks Melodotus about the other girls with her name that he's known. He remains silent.

The next morning, Merlin is burning up with a fever. When Elizabeth tries to heal her, she ends up in a telepathic encounter with Zeldrus. That's when he reveals the dark truth. Elizabeth is a cursed goddess.

"Melodotus is still clinging to the cursed goddess. You're tormenting my older brother."

The curse is a terrible cycle. She reincarnates, meets Melodotus, falls in love, regains the memories of her past lives, and then dies. This has already happened dozens of times. Zeldrris, being the villain that he is, forces the memories back, telling her she needs to see just how sinful she has been. As soon as the memories return, Merlin recovers. Elizabeth is initially thrilled to remember all the time she spent with Melotus, but the joy is short-lived. The Sins plan to liberate Kamalot, which puts Bon in an impossible situation. To break the city's barrier, they need to kill Molascula. But her spell is the only thing keeping Elaine alive. Elizabeth's condition worsens. She begins to be overwhelmed by the tragic memories of Millennia. Her eyes glowing with the orange color.

of the goddesses, and she collapses. It is then that Melleotus, in sheer desperation, reveals the rest of the curse. Once all her memories return, Elizabeth will die in 3 days. The clock has started ticking.

So, Melotus decides to come clean and reveal the secret he's been keeping for 3,000 years. He and Elizabeth were cursed by the demon king and the supreme deity, all because they fell in love despite being from rival clans. It's like a supernatural Romeo and Juliet. The curse is cruel. He is immortal and cannot die, while Elizabeth reincarnates every time she dies, forcing him to watch her death over and over again in an endless loop of suffering.

After the Holy War, Melodotus wandered aimlessly, completely lost, until he found a reincarnation of Elizabeth, who was a primitive human with no memories. They fell in love again, but then her eye gained the goddess symbol, and the nightmare began all over again. As soon as she regains her memories, the countdown to her death begins. She has 3 days to live. So far, he has met 17 Elizabeths.

To break this curse, Melleotus teamed up with Merlin. Their only lead is Zeldrus, who has access to the demon king's power. But to get to him, they needed to reopen the coffin where the Ten Commandments were sealed. The problem was that the demon Fraudin was resurrected, killed Liz, the reincarnation at the time, and tried to use her blood to free his comrades, but failed. Blinded by rage, Melleot simply wiped the city of Danapor off the map. But in the midst of the destruction, he found a newborn baby, the Elizabeth we know today.

The trouble kicks off with Melotus going after Zeldrus with everything he's got. But plot twist, Zeldrris was just an illusion. Melascula appears and reveals that it was all a bait to capture Melleotus, and it works. She kidnaps the captain and takes him to a darkened, macabre city. The other Sins chase after her, entering a scene straight out of a horror movie filled with scattered skeletons.

Obviously, the skeletons rise and attack. While the Sins are struggling, Melleotus reappears and unleashes his hellblaze on the skeletons, but the spell backfires. Instead of killing them, his dark power acts like an energy drink for the monsters, making them even stronger. That's when King and Den show they weren't just slacking off and use their new powers to clear the area. But the fight isn't over. The monsters' souls enter Deen's body and possess her. She basically hulks out and starts attacking her own friends. The group avoids fighting back to keep from hurting Den. Galter even tries to enter her mind, but it's no use.

When all seems lost, Elizabeth emerges like a hero and uses her powers to exorcise the demons from Deen, saving the day. It seems that in the end, there might still be a chance to break the curse. After Elizabeth saves Deen, Melascula is pissed that her plan failed, but she sees a chance to get rid of the princess while Melodotus is still trapped in his cocoon of darkness. Elizabeth uses her powers to heal everyone and then drops a bombshell. She remembers Merlin calling her "sis," leaving everyone floored.

Melascula can't stand the scene and appears, revealing her true form, a giant monstrous snake. She attacks Bon, but Elaine, who is back to life, throws herself in front to save him. With this act of love, she finally awakens her fairy wings. Suddenly, an earthquake. It's Melotus who has escaped the cocoon and activated his assault mode.

"Tell me, do you even understand what I'm saying?"

"Silence. You're so insolent for a base human."

His old, feared version as the leader of the Ten Commandments. He's not messing around. Seeing this, Esganor summons his sacred treasure and prepares for the fight everyone's been waiting for. And Merlin creates a magic cube so they can fight at full power without destroying everything.

While the two titans trade blows, the other Sins face Melascua. Bon tries to find her last heart, but the snake is clever. Deanna and King, with their powers at maximum, manage to defeat her. Elaine prepares for the final sacrifice, asking them to kill Melascula for good, but Elizabeth intervenes. Instead of killing her, she uses a magic that purifies the demonic miasma, turning Melascula back into a harmless little snake.

The scene cuts back to the main fight with Melleotus plunging his sword into Esganor's stomach. The fight between Esganor and Melleota seems to be over with Esganor on the ground, but Elizabeth is desperate, begging Merlin to let her out of the perfect cube so she can talk to Melleotus. Merlin refuses because the guy has become a monster and would kill everyone there.

Suddenly, Esganor gets up, ready for another round. Melodotus warns him to stay down, but Esganor attacks with a super slash and ends up taking a sword to the gut that brings him to his knees. Gother measures their power levels, and the conclusion is obvious. Melleotus is on another level.

"He's at 142,000. It's a matter of time before he kills Esganor. Like a final boss on hard mode. It's his original power as the leader of the Ten Commandments."

The beatdown continues, but Merlin reveals she has an ace up her sleeve. At high noon, for a single minute, Esanor becomes "the One," a practically invincible force. And it happens just like that. Melleotus, all cocky, watches Esganor grow gigantic, engulfed in flames, and launches his strongest attack, Divine Thousands Flashes. But to Esganor, it's just a scratch. With a single hand chop like a karate strike, he knocks Melleotus out.

"Holy sword, Esganor."

"Game over."

The group rushes to help, but Merlin stops Elizabeth from healing the captain, otherwise the fight would just start again. Esganor, full of pride, says he can take Melleotus down as many times as needed, but Merlin flicks him and reveals he was just pretending it didn't hurt.

Meanwhile, in Camelot, Arthur Pendragon is leading a human resistance against the demons, like a medieval version of the Star Wars rebels. He needs to find the sword Excalibur to turn the tide. But Zeldrus is also after the sword and can't pull it from the stone. To make matters worse, he gets a call from his father, the demon king. With a bizarre order: rescue Melodotus, his traitorous brother.

The demon king orders Zeldrus to rescue Melleotus. And Zeldrus is like, "Why would I help a traitor?" But his father explains that Melodotus has already reverted to his old self and that Zeldrris will be able to break Elizabeth's curse if he helps. Reluctantly, he agrees and tries to reassemble the Ten Commandments. But the group has disbanded. It's like trying to get an old band back together. Galand has turned to stone. Grey Road and Melascula have been captured. Esto Rosa is in a coma, and Fraudin is gone. The ones left, Dererieri and Monet, have retired and are living a quiet life in the countryside. As for Glockinia and Joel, they just say no thanks and ask to leave the group. The marks of the commandments even vanish from them.

Just when Zeldrus is thinking of doing it all himself, two new guys show up: Chandler and Cusack, the original masters of Melleotus and Zeldrris. Think of them as the evil Yoda and Obi-Wan. Chandler is completely obsessed with young Master Melotus and is furious to learn he's with Elizabeth. He doesn't think twice and flies off to rescue his pupil.

At the Boar Hat, Knight falls out of nowhere. It's Chandler who appears and immediately goes after Elizabeth, calling her a "sinful goddess." He shatters Merlin's perfect cube, and when she tries to fight back, he uses Full Counter, which he taught to Mleotas, and turns Merlin into a little girl. The guy is a hacker who's broken the system and is wrecking everything. He shrinks Den, makes meteorites rain down, and corners everyone. Since Esganor is useless at night, only King and Goulther are left, combining their powers to launch a final attack: Celestial Arrow.

Chandler, full of confidence, says that King and Golther's attack won't work because he also knows how to use Full Counter. Gther launches the arrow. Chandler reflects it, but it was just an illusion. The real Celestial Arrow hits him square on, but in a plot twist worthy of anime, Chandler also used an illusion to counterattack and wounds King. The real attack didn't even phase him. Then Chandler casts a spell on Gother called Absolute Order, which basically forbids him from attacking. With Gother out of commission, he goes after Elizabeth, but Deenne protects her using Heavy Metal.

The fight turns to chaos. Bon appears and holds Chandler from behind so King can attack them both, since Bon is immortal. Chandler breaks free by blowing up Bon's body and continues the fight. In a bizarre and brilliant moment, Hawk simply licks the curse mark off Chandler's hand, erasing it. With that, Gother is back in the game and attacks Chandler while Elizabeth heals everyone. With the full team back, they finally manage to take the demon down. But the celebration is short-lived. Galter collapses, as the curse wasn't truly removed.

Back in Kamalot, Zeldrris already knew this would happen. Back on the battlefield, Chandler gets up, but now transformed. He basically activates his "this isn't even my final form" mode and warns the Sins that they're totally screwed. The newly transformed Chandler isn't messing around. He pulls a giant sword from his cane and charges the Sins. King activates Hero Mode, uses Increase, and tells the others to run, vowing to hold the monster off for as long as he can, even if it costs him his life. He says a tense goodbye to Deen.

But Chandler's power is absurd, and with a single strike, he shatters Chastifall as if it were a twig. When all seems lost, who shows up to save the day? Glacinia and Droll. The two regret betraying Melleotus and Elizabeth and want to redeem themselves. They send King and Den far away to safety at the Boar Hat, essentially passing the torch to the new generation. Goxinia and Droll try to trap Chandler, but he breaks free, and the fight gets ugly. The demon calls them traitors, and they reply that they are no longer commandments or kings. The battle is violent, and in the end, Chandler simply massacres the two former kings. In their final moments, they name King the new fairy king and Den the new giant queen.

"And once those wings are fully evolved, I'm sure that one day you'll become the most powerful fairy king ever."

"The queen of the giant shield."

Back at the tavern, Elizabeth wakes Merlin up and finds out about the sacrifice. The mood is heavy, and to make things worse, Melleotus' negative energy is bringing everyone down. But the big surprise comes when they go to check on the captain. He's awake, fully recovered, but the vibe is off. Melleotus reveals that he's regained all his memories and that he's taking Elizabeth away. And then comes the bombshell. His father, the demon king, has been spying on everything through Hawk's eyes the whole time, like an evil big brother. To top it off, Melleotus says he needs to break Elizabeth's curse, and for that reason, the Seven Deadly Sins are officially disbanded. The band is over.

After Melleotus took off with Elizabeth, the mood among the Sins is like a funeral. Merlin throws a bucket of cold water on everyone, explaining that there's not much they can do since the captain's emotions are trapped in Purgatory. That's when Hawk remembers Melleotus calling him the demon king. Intrigued, Merlin examines the pig's eyes and discovers something bizarre. He's a sort of portal to Purgatory. Deenne, ever the optimist, suggests using Hawk to go there and rescue Melleotus' emotions. But Merlin bursts her bubble, explaining that her own father went to Purgatory for a mere minute and came back old and traumatized. It's a hellish place, impossible to survive, inhabited by wild creatures and the demon king himself.

But then Bon, our favorite immortal, volunteers. Being immortal, he's the only one who could handle it and is determined to bring his best friend back.

Meanwhile, in Camelot, Melodas arrives to Zeldrus and announces, "I'm going to become the new demon king." Zeldrus doesn't like the idea, and suddenly, Estoa, who has woken from a coma, appears, saying he'll give up the throne in exchange for Elizabeth. Melleotus doesn't even negotiate. He shows who's boss and shuts both his brothers up. Then he whispers something in Zeldrus's ear, who magically agrees to help. The plan: absorb all ten commandments.

Back at the tavern, Merlin opens the portal in Hawk's eyes, and Bon says goodbye to Elaine, promising to return. He dives into the unknown, heading for Purgatory. To end the episode with a bang, Elizabeth rejects Melleotus' plan, lands a solid knockout punch on him, and escapes, determined to join the Sins to stop this madness.

Following his brother's orders, Zeldrris goes to the Boar Hat to retrieve Melascula's commandment from Merlin. But the mage, who's no fool, wants to negotiate. She reveals her true form, and Zeldrris recognizes her as the legendary daughter of Bellia Luin. The two ascend to the sky to talk in private, but Merlin, ever the schemer, leaves a strand of hair behind that acts as a bug for the others to listen in on the gossip.

The episode then takes us on a side quest. Princess Margaret, along with Hendrickson and Drafouse, is trying to rescue Gil Thunder from the witch Viven. Along the way, Margaret hears a mysterious voice at an altar and makes a deal to save her beloved. Drafus senses it's a trap, but it's too late. Margaret becomes the vessel for Ludosiel, one of the four archangels of the goddess clan. We also see that other holy knights are being possessed by goddesses, indicating their return.

Meanwhile, Gil Thunder is trapped in a floating temple with Viven, who is clingier than glue. She goes so far as to suggest they have children and name a daughter Margaret. The level of weirdness is off the charts. Suddenly, a portal opens, and Ludiel in Margaret's body pierces Viven's neck with an attack.

Back to the negotiation, Zeldrris recalls the legend of Merlin. She tricked both the supreme deity and the demon king, gaining immunity to the magic of both. The woman is a first-class strategist. Merlin tries to trade the commandment for Elizabeth or King Arthur, but Zeldrris refuses. The final deal is he frees everyone affected by his commandment of piety. Zeldrus holds up his end of the bargain, expecting betrayal from her. But the one who attacks him by surprise is Ludosiel, who arrives with a massive explosion.

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Right after seeing Ludosiel attack Zeldrris, Merlin simply pops up at the Boar Hat. King asks what happened, and she explains that one of the archangels decided to ruin the negotiation with a good old-fashioned brawl. She warns that if they plan to do something, now is the time.

Up in the celestial palace, Ludosio is ecstatic in Margaret's body, thinking he's the bee's knees. Hendrickson is sucking up to him, thinking they now stand a chance against the demons. But Drafouse isn't playing games and gives him a lecture, reminding him that Margaret and Gil Thunder are in a super complicated situation. Gil Thunder, confused, asks why Ludaciel chose Margaret, and the archangel replies that she offered herself. Desperate, Gil tries to call out to her, but it's no use. Suddenly, Zeldrus recovers and unleashes a Diaz Eray, an absurd blast of power that seems to wipe Ludosio and the rest of them off the map.

Das. Meanwhile, in Camelot, Chandler realizes Elizabeth has slipped past Melotus' watch and, without wasting a second, creates minions from his own flesh to go after her. The Sins are helping to evacuate the kingdom, and Deenne even playfully scares some villagers. But the party's over when one of Chandler's minions attacks Elizabeth, cutting her forehead. Deenne crushes the creature and takes the princess to Hawk Mama, and they teleport away.

On their way to Leonus, Elizabeth thanks everyone and asks for their strength to stop Melotus from becoming the new demon king. Upon arriving, King Bartra notices her goddess eyes, and soon after, Ludoselle, Tielle, and Siel appear, each in a host's body. Elizabeth, though pissed at Ludosiel, swallows her pride and forges a pact with Stigma to end the Holy War once and for all.

That night, Ludosiel reveals to Hendrickson that the fourth archangel, Maya, was killed by Esther Rosa of the Ten Commandments. The episode closes with Elizabeth and her father having a touching moment where she asks for the honor of being his daughter for two more days, as the curse is nearly complete.

We meet Arthur, who is trying to reach Kamalot Castle but seems to be stuck in a video game glitch. No matter how far he walks, he always ends up back in the same place. He figures out he's in an illusion, courtesy of a mage named Peronia. The next day in Leonus, Merlin is fixing Gothther, who requests a very specific upgrade that leaves the mage surprised and concerned. Outside, Esanor wants to know what Merlin thinks of him, but Hawk advises him to just ask her directly.

At the castle, Ludoselle senses Esanor's familiar presence and confronts him. And here comes the plot twist. Esanor's power isn't a curse, but a divine grace called Sunshine, which belonged to Ludosiel's younger brother, Mel. Ludosiel warns that using this power will destroy Esanor's human body, but he basically replies with an "I don't give a damn," saying he'll fight to the end. The two end up reaching an understanding.

Elsewhere, Essterosa finds Galand still petrified. Instead of helping, he simply kills him and absorbs his commandment. What a pow, huh? Back in Camelot, Arthur's cat finds the mage, Peronia, and without mercy devours her alive, breaking the illusion. With the path now clear, Arthur finally enters the castle, but is detected by Zeldrris and Cusack. Cath distracts the demons to buy Arthur time to get Excalibur. When Melleotus appears and tells him to leave, Arthur feels betrayed, draws the holy sword, and attacks. He starts holding his own against Cusack, Chandler, and even Zeldrus, showing impressive mastery.

"I told you before, don't underestimate humans. Death Striker."

Far away, Merlin explains to the other Sins that Arthur isn't just any boy. He is the child of hope, chosen by Excalibur to one day lead all of Britannia, a true king among kings. Arthur finds out the hard way that Chandler and Cusack survived his attack. They were just testing Excalibur's abilities. Arthur keeps fighting, but the sword becomes too heavy, and his body starts to fail. Cusack explains that while Arthur is powerful, he doesn't know how to wield the sword properly. Just as Cusack is about to finish him off, Merlin arrives in the nick of time, freezing the demon and saving Arthur. She exchanges a few words with Melleotus and teleports with Arthur and Cath to the Boar Hat, but the victory is short-lived. Even from a distance, Cusack activates his ability, Resonant, and forces Arthur to take Excalibur and plunge the sword into his own heart. Arthur dies, lamenting that he couldn't live up to Merlin's expectations. It's a heartbreaking moment. Merlin reveals that she sensed Arthur's immense potential since she first met him. And comforted by Elizabeth, she cries for the first time in 430 years. Essenor overhears everything in secret.

The next day, the mood is one of war. They devise a three-pronged plan: a defense force in Leona's, a search and destroy force on the road to Camelot, and an assault force to invade Melleotus' lair and stop him from becoming the demon king. Meanwhile, in Camelot, Melodotus begins the ritual to absorb five commandments, ready to achieve his goal.

Back in Leonzes, the Sins prepare. King tries to propose to Deianne again, but Esanor kills the mood, thinking it's not the time. With a fiery speech from Lud Dosiel, the Holy Knights, powered up by the Archangels, march to the battle that will decide everyone's future. The Holy War has finally begun in earnest. Hower and the Holy Knights are brawling with the demon army. In the midst of the chaos, Death Pierce is in berserker mode. He rips off a demon's head, takes a punch that would shake a building, and doesn't even feel it. Gother, ever the observer, immediately realizes that he and the other knights are under the effect of a spell called Breath of Bless.

Meanwhile, in a nearby village, a young girl named Annie brings food to Monpet and Derriieri, who are trying to live a quiet, retired life, but their peace is short-lived. Esther Rosa shows up, already knowing the two commandments are hiding there. Back on the battlefield, King and Den lend a hand, but the ones who really clear the area are the archangels Sriiel and Tariel with their arc attacks that disintegrate the demon horde. As the dust settles, Death Pierce is overjoyed, thanking Ludos yell for the blessing. That's when Elizabeth throws a bucket of cold water on everyone, revealing that Breath of Bless is actually a form of brainwashing to turn soldiers into smiling kamicazis. The archangels confirm the story and add that it was Elizabeth herself who protected everyone and healed the wounded.

At the cabin, the conversation between Derriieri and Munchpet is interrupted in the worst way possible. Essterosa appears and kills Annie right in front of them. He tries to absorb the girl's soul, but Monpet uses his power, Trickstar, to swap her soul with another object. Estoa goes after the two of them, wanting their commandments. He even manages to catch Monet, but the mage mocks him for barely being able to handle a single commandment. When Eststerosa is about to counterattack, Dererier warns it's useless. As Monspeet is the master of Hellblaze, pretending to be defeated, Eststerosa grabs Derriieri in the blink of an eye. Monsp speed switches places with her, taking the fatal blow.

"There's something that I've always wanted to tell you. It's..."

He sets himself on fire and launches Dererieri far away, leaving her flying through the air, screaming, not understanding what he had wanted to confess to her. Right after Monspeed's sacrifice, Dererier lands in the middle of the battle, leaving everyone stunned. She basically admits she's there because she has nowhere else to run. Death Pierce, still seeking revenge for Denzel's death, tries to attack, but his sword shatters against her body as if it were made of glass. The conversation is interrupted by the party crasher of the hour, Essterosa. He arrives and traps everyone with his spell, the Wicked Hound. He's thrilled to see Elizabeth without Melotus' protection, but the princess shows she's not messing around and sends him flying with an arc attack. This is the cue for Sariel and Tariel to step in. They go after Esto Rosa, knowing their graces protect them from the commandment of love. Meanwhile, Elizabeth frees everyone from the fiery prison, and Deen reveals she protected the group with her earth magic. The archangels then combine their powers and trap Eststerosa in a dimension that's a mix of a hurricane and an ocean. A true divine blender. They're already claiming victory, but in true anime villain fashion, Eststerosa appears behind them with a new look and a smug attitude. He admits he's not strong enough yet and then absorbs Monet's commandment. With this sinister upgrade, his appearance changes, becoming terrifyingly similar to Melleotus in his assault mode. And to top it all off, he drops the bombshell no one saw coming.

"I am Melas."

"You simply have to keep your mouths shut and die. Now perish at the hands of this Melotus."

We enter Eststerosa's mind and discover the whole drama. He was always Melodotus' number one fan, but also had a massive crush on Elizabeth. His jealousy grew when his brother started dating the goddess. Back in the present, now powered up, he claims he always wanted to be like his brother and has finally succeeded.

Meanwhile, in Leone, Esto Rosa is in full terminator mode, defeating the Holy Knights and even the Archangels as if they were nothing. He approaches Elizabeth and talks about their secret place, which confuses the princess, who wonders how he knows about it. Then the power goes to his head, literally. Eststerosa starts losing control of the commandments as he remembers Melleodota saying he could never have Elizabeth. He freaks out, turns into a mass of dark matter, and attacks everyone, even strangling Elizabeth herself. To save everyone, she surrenders and agrees to go with him.

With the crisis resolved, or at least postponed, the heroes regroup. Sariel and Tielle explain they need to abandon their human vessels to fight at full power. Derrièi offers to help rescue Elizabeth, and King defends her presence on the team. Elsewhere, Merlin's team with Esganor, Ludoselle, and others prepares to invade Kamalot and stop Melleotas from becoming the demon king. The mission is clear: either convince Melodotas to give up, or they'll have to eliminate him.

The episode turns into a whirlwind of events. Bon continues his search in Purgatory. The rescue team, now with Gother tagging along uninvited, follows Esto Rosa, and Essterosa himself takes Elizabeth to the ruins of a floating island. And in the midst of it all, Melleotus' emotions finally awaken in Purgatory, ready to come home.

In Purgatory, a lone fox-shaped soul wanders aimlessly, looking like a lost animal in the middle of nowhere. Upon reaching a lake of lava, it starts having flashbacks of the fairy king's forest and the woman he loves, Elaine. Suddenly, the soul reverts to being Bon, who realizes he almost became a cursed spirit. He then screams for Melodas, desperate, not knowing how long he's been trapped in this hell.

Meanwhile, in Leonz, the rescue team composed of King Tariel, Sariel, and Derriieri follows Elizabeth's trail. What they don't know is that Goulther is secretly following them with some mysterious plan in mind. The chase ends at the ruins of a celestial theater where a completely deranged Essterosa is about to kill Elizabeth.

"Stay away from her. Elizabeth is mine."

Without a second thought, the group attacks him to save the princess. Back in Camelot, the task force of Merlin, Esanor, Ludosiel (still in Margaret's body), Gil Thunder, and Hendrickson enters the sphere of darkness created by Melleotus. The Archangel warns that the only way out is to kill Melleotus. But Merlin, always the voice of reason, reminds them they can try to talk and change his mind. Inside, Zeldrris, Cusack, and Chandler are already waiting for them. The demons activate their battle modes, knowing their enemies are tough nuts to crack. Ludosiel is even excited to finally face Zeldrris. The fight begins, but Merlin's spells don't even tickle the demons. In the midst of the chaos, Hendrickson throws himself in front to protect Ludosiel, more concerned with keeping Margaret from getting hurt.

Back in Purgatory, Bon continues his search for Melleotus. He fights some souls and after falling off a cliff, ends up attracting a giant aggressive dragon soul. The two fight for decades. During a moment of rest, Bon talks about his plans and how he wants to see Elaine again. He hears a familiar voice, and when he opens his eyes, he sees that the dragon was actually Melotus' emotions. Upon seeing his best friend, Melleotus breaks down and cries on his shoulder. Melleotus explains to Bon that his emotions were locked away in Purgatory by the demon king himself, who wants to forcibly make him his heir. Now reunited, the two start hunting creatures to survive, and Bon shows he's completely adapted to the place, enduring fire and ice like it's nothing. The guys become true post-apocalyptic survivors. In the middle of their journey, they run into none other than Wild Hawk's older brother. He drops a bombshell: the demon king kidnapped his younger brother, Mild, our beloved Hawk, to use him as a security camera to spy on Melodotus. Shocked by the news, Wild joins the duo on their mission to find the exit from Purgatory, which, to make matters worse, is guarded by the demon king himself.

Meanwhile, in Camelot, the fight rages on. Merlin, the group's brainiac, analyzes Zeldrus' technique, Ominous Nebula. Basically, it's a vortex of darkness that sucks in anyone who gets close and repels them with a near divine counterattack. It's like a black hole with an automatic defense system. Essenor, who doesn't take crap from any archangel, ignores Ludosiel's orders and decides to follow Merlin's risky plan to face Zeldrris head-on. Mr. Pride himself is ready to shine.

In Purgatory, Melodotus reveals a game-changing secret. Zeldrris isn't such a villain after all. He tells Bon and Wild that his brother actually sacrificed himself to protect Gelda, his vampire girlfriend whom the demon king had sealed away. In flashbacks, we see Zeldrus receiving the order to execute all vampires, but he secretly spares Gelda and hides her, betraying his own father for love. The guy is a tragic Romeo in the middle of a demonic apocalypse.

Back in Camelot, Zeldrus powers up Ominous Nebula, forcing the team of heroes to retreat. That's when Merlin, with her supercomputer brain, deciphers the technique: a combination of rotating darkness and superhuman reflexes called Full React. The situation seems impossible, but for Esganor, impossible is just a word. He activates "the One" mode, his most OP form.

"Now, the time has finally come."

Which only lasts for 1 minute, but what a minute it is. Completely ignoring the vortex that was wrecking everyone, Esenor charges forward and attacks Zeldrris. He survives the Full React counter and manages to wound the demon with his divine lance. But Zeldrris, remembering the promise he made to Gilda, refuses to go down. The power of love gives the guy an extra boost. The battle reaches its climax. While in Purgatory, the trio gets ever closer to the final showdown with the demon king.

In Camalot, all hell is breaking loose with Esanor facing Zeldrus. Meanwhile, Melleotus decides to open his heart and tell the story of his younger brother. Zeldrus was in love with Gelda, a vampire. It's like a demon version of Romeo and Juliet. On the other side of the brawl, Merlin faces Chandler and Cusack, two elite demons who think she's just another mage. They have no idea. Merlin reveals that the guy's power is sealed and starts using a combo of elemental magic with her ability, Infinity. Basically, she found the boss's cheat code. Chandler is weak against lightning, and Cusack is weak against wind. With every hit, their weakness only grows. In the middle of all this, Ludo Seiel proves he's a jerk and refuses to help a badly injured Gil Thunder. Zeldrus, already incapacitated, orders the demons to use their full power, but Merlin doesn't even flinch and defeats them both with some autonomous magic particles. The group celebrates their victory, but Melleotus feels that his memories of Eststerosa are all jumbled. That's when the original Goulther from the demon clan arrives to drop the biggest bombshell of the season. 3,000 years ago, he used a forbidden spell to mess with the mind of Mael, one of the four archangels, and turn him into the demon Eststerosa. All to balance the war. Now, the spell is breaking, and the fake Essterosa reveals his true identity. He is Mel, the archangel. What a plot twist.

"What you're seeing is his true appearance."

"What is this? Who am I? Why can't I..."

One of the four archangels, Mael. The revelation that Estoa is actually the Archangel Mael left everyone speechless. Mel, his memories returning, goes after Galter, the doll who created this whole mess. He accuses Galther of stealing his life and forcing him to kill his own people. Gother, with the coldness of a machine, explains that the switch was necessary to balance the Holy War. After Melleotus betrayed everyone, Mel isn't interested in talking. Furious, he attacks Gother with the Arrow of Salvation, a strike that causes excruciating pain to anyone who isn't a demon. King steps in front with his spirit spear, but the situation only gets worse. During the fight, Mel absorbs one of the commandments, becoming even more corrupted and powerful. Sariel and Tarmiel try to hold him back, but it's useless. Seeing the situation, Derriieri remembers her past with Monspeed and decides to sacrifice herself. She comes up with a plan and sends it telepathically through Gother. King distracts Miel. Sriel and Tielle immobilize him, and she attacks with everything she's got using her Combo Star, but the plan goes wrong. Mel manages to hit her with a fatal blow. Before dying, Dererier reveals that she and Monspeed had already been dead for 3,000 years and thanks Elizabeth for saving them. To top it all off, Mel absorbs another commandment and plunges completely into despair.

Mel, completely consumed by the fusion with four commandments, transforms into a bizarre cocoon of light. Sariel and Tarmiel, out of energy, admit defeat. They failed to stop their friend. Meanwhile, in Camalot, the crew feels the impact. Den, Hower, and Dila deal with the shower of energy falling from the sky. And that's when Den learns the whole truth about the Holy War and Derriieri's sacrifice. From the cocoon, Mel reemerges with a power level of over 200,000. Basically, he broke the game.

"No, you've got to be kidding me. His power level is over 200,000."

He launches the Light Ball of Love, a weird attack that turns fatal pain into pleasure. Galter manages to break the spell, and the trio of King, Den, and Galter launch a combined attack. But Mayo has cheat codes activated. He uses the Bell of Truth to shatter illusions and can even seal Deen's magic. King, with his wings still developing, nearly falls to his death. But Oslo, his loyal companion, throws himself in front of a fatal attack to save him. Oslo dies in King's arms, asking him to protect Dian. What a sad scene. Mayel attacks again, but Gideon, Dian's sacred treasure, deflects the energy. King, out of magic, starts falling again, but Elizabeth appears to the rescue. At that moment, his wings finally mature, revealing his true potential as the most powerful fairy king of all time. With the confidence of someone who just got a major upgrade, King calms Deen down and goes after Mel.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth can hear Mel's confused and hate-filled thoughts inside her head. When Mel threatens Elizabeth's life, King doesn't hesitate. He uses Chastifo's Pollen Garden to create a shield around everyone, giving up his ability to attack, but he quickly changes tactics and starts using multiple forms of his spear at once, clashing head-on with Mel's Scythe of Silence. King tries to appeal to his emotional side, talking about Mel's lost love and asking him to let go of his vengeance, but the guy isn't listening. The commandments start consuming Mel from the inside, but then Galter shows up with an ace up his sleeve. He uses Induced Reincarnation to sever Mel's connection to the commandments and free him. Now recovered, Mayal agrees to join the Sins to end the Holy War.

Meanwhile, in Kamaloth, Chandler and Cusack merge and become the Original Demon, revealing they were the two halves of a traitor created by the demon king himself. Over in Purgatory, Millotus and Bon are in an endless battle against the demon king. The big boss's power is completely broken with his ability, The Ruler. Any attack he takes turns into healing. It's like fighting a guy with an infinite health cheat. After decades of getting their asses kicked, Bon finally figures out he can use his immortality as a weapon, a technique called Gift. Seeing an opportunity, the little pig Wild sacrifices himself using Full Axel to hold back the demon king, giving Mellyotus and Bond time to escape through a gate. They end up separated. Bon returns to Bratannia and finds Elaine on the verge of death after fighting some demons. Without hesitation, he uses Gift to transfer his immortality to her, saving her life, but losing his forever. No more eternal life for our immortal thief.

Meanwhile, Melodotus lands near Camelot and senses that Merlin and Esanor are in danger. With the team reunited, including Mael, the Sins rush toward Camelot, ready for the confrontation with the Original Demon, who is already preparing for battle. The Original Demon arrives in Kamalot and immediately shows what he's made of.

"The halves of the sinner are reunited. I am the Original Demon."

Shattering Melleotus' darkness field like it's nothing. The guy's power is just absurd. Esconor, now past noon and with his battery running low, struggles to defend Merlin and the wounded. King even shows up to help, controlling Chastiful's Sunflower form from a distance. But the Original Demon bats the attack away without breaking a sweat. Suddenly, Ludoselle leaves Margaret's body, weak and in shock to learn that Mel survived. That's when Hendrickson, who's been acting as a double agent this whole time, offers himself as a new vessel. Ludoselle possesses his body and prepares to fight. To make matters worse, the four commandments that left Mayo are flying towards Kamalot, drawn to the commandments Melleotus absorbed. Merlin tries to cast a super powerful spell, Chrono Coffin, to freeze Melleotus' cocoon.

"It can't be. No way. The forbidden spell Chrono Coffin."

But the Original Demon interrupts her. Ludo Seiel steps in to protect her, declaring that he will now fight to protect others as an equal, not a god. Seeing how critical the situation is, Esconor pushes past all his limits and unleashes a Cruel Son to buy time. Then comes the celestial gossip. Mayo, the archangel, reveals that the grace of Sunshine, that absurd solar power, ended up with Esenor. He even offers to fight, but says the power is no longer his. With time running out, Esganor, in a moment of great humility, decides to lend the grace back to Mel.

Meanwhile, the Original Demon uses a bizarre ability called Crisis, which basically makes him stronger the more damage he takes. A true battle of masochistic endurance. Mayel returns to the fight and goes straight for Zeldrus, proposing a peace treaty. If the demon clan retreats, he'll leave Melleotus alone. Zeldrus gives him a big no, and the fight is on. Mayel tries to use his solar energy, but Zeldrus manages to block it all. With Merlin about to finish her spell, the mission becomes: protect the mage at all costs. Finally, she casts Chrono Coffin, freezing Melotus' cocoon and pausing the transformation at the last second.

With the battle in Camelot supposedly won and Merlin's spell complete, everyone breathes a sigh of relief, thinking the Holy War is finally over, but they're wrong. The cocoon cracks open, and to no one's surprise, things go south. Melodotus isn't there. In his place, a familiar figure emerges, but with the evil look of someone who's about to cancel your Netflix subscription.

"I put you through a lot of trouble, didn't I? You and the Seven Deadly Sins."

"Melotis, is... is that you?"

It's the demon king himself, using Melleotus' body as his new apartment. He reveals that the plan was never to make Melleotus the new king, but to steal his body. To make matters worse, he starts mocking Zeldrus about Gelda and promises to break Elizabeth's curse just to kill her in front of everyone and plunge Melleotus into pure despair. A villain with a capital V.

Suddenly, who pops up on the battlefield? Bon. Straight from Purgatory. He arrives with a visual upgrade and some news: he traded his immortality to resurrect Elaine. With no time for small talk, he immediately goes after the demon king. From here, the fight becomes a bizarre 2v1. While Bon lays the smackdown on the demon king in the real world, the real Melleotus is fighting a mental battle against his own father within his consciousness. The demon king resorts to psychological warfare, lying that he's already killed Elizabeth and that there's no one left waiting for him.

Just as the demon king is about to devour Melleotus' mind, the power of friendship kicks in. Using his magic, Goulther acts like a 5G router and connects the spirits of Elizabeth, Den, King, Merlin, and Esganor directly into Melodotus' consciousness, like a mental group call. They all send him their strength, telling him that their power is his as well. This positive vibe works like an energy drink and revitalizes Melleotus, who manages to fight back.

Meanwhile, in the real world, the crew attacks the demon king in perfect sync with the internal struggle. The tables turn for good when Zeldrus, furious upon discovering that his father knew about and manipulated his romance with Gelda all along, turns against him. With Zeldrus serving as a distraction, Melleotus and Bon join forces for the finishing blow. In a combined attack from all Seven Deadly Sins, they finally manage to evict the demon king. Kicking the intruder out of Melleotus' body, the captain awakens, finally free and back in his own body, ready for hugs. Ludo Seiel announces that the threat has passed. But the Holy War isn't over yet.

With the victory, the gang celebrates the return of Bon and Melleotas. The captain and Bon are finally back in the present world. There's nothing else we could ask for.

But the joy is short-lived. A new problem arises: Elizabeth's curse is back with a vengeance, and she only has one day to live. What terrible timing. However, Melodas, who returned from Purgatory with an upgrade, reveals he has the power to break the jinx. With a little help from Merlin, he literally rips out the physical manifestations of the curse, immortality and perpetual reincarnation, and destroys them.

"Now, be gone forever."

Problem solved. He wastes no time and asks Elizabeth to marry him. Finally, the group heads for Leoness, but first makes a stop in Edinburgh, where Melleotus frees Gilda, Zeldrus's beloved. He tells her his brother has disappeared, and she resolutely sets off to find her love, even if it's in another world.

In Leoness, King Bartra announces the end of the war. Meanwhile, at the Boar Hat, Hawk is having an existential crisis, but the group cheers him up with a song. The scene closes with Melleotus and Bon reflecting on their crazy journey. The peace is short-lived. Natural disasters start breaking out across Britannia, and it's all Melleotus' fault. Basically, he became the new demon king to save Elizabeth. And now the world is trying to expel him to restore balance, like a planetary immune system. Bon tells Den that Melleotus will disappear soon and decides not to interfere, respecting his friend's sacrifice.

As the gang prepares to reopen the bar, they all notice Melodas and Elizabeth are in a bit of a funk. Elizabeth confesses to Den that she already knows her man is leaving and accepts the situation with an enviable calmness. During the celebration, King Bartra offers the throne of Leoness to Melodotus and his daughter's hand in marriage. But Elizabeth shocks everyone. She refuses and announces she's going with Melodas to the demon world. If he's going, they're going together.

"I'm going to the demon realm with Melotus."

[Applause]

Confronted by the group, Melleotus opens up, feeling guilty for Arthur's death and Zeldrus's sacrifice. But his friends are there to remind him he's a hero. Merlin, always with a trick up her sleeve, opens a portal to the demon world. The farewell is heartbreaking. Hawk decides to go to Purgatory instead of joining them. Without looking back, Elizabeth leaves with Melleotus, determined to stay by his side no matter where. As the rest of the group weeps at their departure.

Thought it was over? Think again. Right after the couple's departure, the curse of perpetual reincarnation returns to Elizabeth out of nowhere. The gang figures it out instantly. The demon king survived and found a new body to call his own. Merlin, the group's brain, deduces that the new host is Zeldrus. Apparently, Husack revived him by transferring all the commandments to him, turning him into the perfect vessel for the big boss, the demon king. Now in Zeldrris' body, he's heading to Lake Salsbury, the place with the highest concentration of magic in Britannia, to regain his full power. And to make sure no one crashes his party, he summons an Indra, a feared monster, to be his personal security guard.

King, Dian, Goulther, Merlin, and Esconor go after the Indura and its spawn, which are spreading across the kingdom. Melleotas can't fight because Elizabeth's curse is unstable, so he stays behind to protect her. But Elizabeth, seeing her beloved's conflict, decides to go into battle with him. Meanwhile, the demon king plays dirty and uses an illusion of Gelda to manipulate Zeldrus, convincing him that Melleotus betrayed them both.

At the lake, Melleotus and Elizabeth arrive, ready for the showdown. Melleotus declares that this senseless war has caused too much suffering and vows to end the cycle of pain. The final battle between brothers is about to begin.

"This world doesn't want us. The atmosphere has become enraged because there's no place for two demon kings."

"There's no place for even one demon king."

Meanwhile, Bon and his crew are busy fighting some Indas spawn that the king himself summoned just to keep everyone occupied. Elizabeth and Melleotus rush to try and rescue Zeldrus. But the demon king is clever and uses Melleotus' brother as a human shield. But Elizabeth isn't messing around. She reveals her plan isn't just to protect Melleotus, but to defeat the king once and for all. She even launches an architect, but the villain neutralizes it like it's nothing.

Far away, Bon uses his sacred staff to clear the area, but one of the monsters escapes toward Leonus. The Holy Knights try to hold it off, but the creature is too strong. That's when Esganor appears, even without the power of Sunshine, ready to sacrifice himself. He says it's his duty as the eldest to protect everyone. Seeing this, Mel answers his prayer and returns the power. Even knowing Esganor's body won't last long. At the same time, Melleotus insists on saving Zeldrus, who's trapped in a mental fantasy. Mleotus calls out to his brother, but Zeldrus is unable to break free. Enraged, Melleotus charges at the demon king. But just as the demon king recovers and is about to finish them both, the Seven Deadly Sins arrive in formation, ready for a fight.

With the arrival of the Seven Sins, the final battle kicks into high gear. Esganor, despite knowing that using Sunshine will cost him his life, is more than ready to fight. The gang comes up with a plan worthy of a heist movie. Gother and Melotus will invade the demon king's mind to separate him from Zeldrus, while the rest of the team holds the line in the real world. Es Conanor takes the front line, using his maximum strength to hold back the villain, creating the opening the others need.

Inside the king's mind, Melodotus finds Zeldrus surrounded by a bunch of cheap illusions. And who shows up to save the day? Gelda, who appears out of nowhere and manages to point out the real Zeldrris, helping Melleotus rescue his brother. Back in reality, Dean uses her mother creation ability to completely dry up the magical lake that was serving as

The demon king's battery, basically cutting off his power source. Now weakened and without his power up, the demon king has to face Esanor, who is shining with all the power of high noon, ready for the final round.

"What?"

"It's now high noon."

"The One form is active and H noon is approaching." Esganor, overflowing with power and pride, challenges the villain, who even weakened, doesn't lose his composure and remains arrogant.

As the fight rages, flashbacks of Esganor's life begin to appear: the moment he joined the Seven Sins, when he met Merlin and the rest of the group, and how he finally found a purpose and a family. Seeing that this is his last battle, he makes a heroic decision to convert his entire life force into magical power.

"How is he able to sustain the One for over a minute?"

[Music]

Accepting the sacrifice, it's the ultimate all-in. With a final devastating blow, Esganor uses every last drop of his life to defeat the demon king, fulfilling his oath to protect his friends at any cost. Then he activates his ultimate move, the One Ultimate, which is basically a kamikaze attack. He converts his entire life force into magical power, all to thank his friends for ending his loneliness. It's like a farewell letter written in fire.

The Seven Sins panic, yelling for him to stop, but Esganor is determined. Seeing there's no other way, they declare their loyalty and decide to fight alongside him until the end. If he's going down, they're all going down together.

Meanwhile, in the spirit world, Zeldrus is having an internal struggle with the demon king who has possessed his body. Fueled by his love for Gelda, Zeldrris uses his control over that plane to fight back. Suddenly, Zeldrris lands a devastating punch on the demon king, forcing the intruder out of his own body.

Zeldrus is finally reunited with Gelda, but the celebration is short-lived. The demon king, now without a body, starts acting like a cosmic parasite, sucking the life force from all of Britannia to form a new gigantic body. His voice echoes everywhere, announcing that the apocalypse has arrived.

The demon king is now a colossal entity made from the very land of Britannia. Like a video game boss that has become the entire stage, he starts unleashing devastating attacks. But when the Seven Sins fight back, he activates a broken ability called the Ruler, which simply nullifies everything. That's where Goulther, the group's hacker, steps in, using his kill switch to turn off the villain's cheat code.

With his defenses down, Merlin gives everyone a power up. The Sins launch a combined attack so powerful it could destroy the continent. To prevent disaster, Melleotus acts as a lightning rod and redirects all that energy into a magical lake. The demon king is pulverized, but his essence still lingers in the air. To ensure he never returns, Melleotus and Zeldrus combine their powers and erase the demon king from existence.

The battle ends, and with it, as Conanor's life, his energy runs out and he collapses. In a final effort, he says goodbye to each of his friends, thanking them for everything and confessing his eternal love for Merlin. With his last breath, he disintegrates into particles of light, leaving everyone in a heavy silence. The war is over, but victory has a bitter taste.

While all of Britannia celebrates the end of the holy war with parties and fireworks, the Seven Sins are mourning Esganor's death. In the midst of this, Viven reappears, alive and well, and now obsessed with Drafus, which finally frees Gilunder from his old crush. Lucky him.

The group reunites and notices the burns on Merlin, a mark left by Esganor's power as a symbol of his love. They all reflect on their happy endings. Melodas and Elizabeth are free from their curses. Bon and Elaine are together. Gother has regained his heart. And King and Den are engaged.

Only Merlin remains a mystery. Losing patience, they press the mage to finally come clean, and the revelation is a bombshell. Her true goal has always been to awaken Arthur as the king of chaos. Using the magical lake, Merlin resurrects the boy, who returns from the dead with an absurd and uncontrollable power.

Completely overwhelmed, Arthur attacks Melleotus without thinking, but Merlin stops him. From the lake emerges a priestess of chaos, who begins to tell the whole story. Merlin's lonely childhood, her unrequited love for Melleotus, and her plan to bring back Chaos to fill the void in her heart. Arthur just stands there clueless about his new and unexpected destiny.

Bon tries to defend his friend, talking about her loyalty, but Merlin spills all the tea. She commissioned the Coffin of Eternal Darkness, intentionally delayed a spell, made them attack the lake, and to top it all off, reactivated Elizabeth's curse just to keep Mellyotus focused on the mission. Melleotus is pissed, accusing her of trying to kill Elizabeth. Merlin defends herself, saying she reactivated the curse, but also saved her life.

The Sins feel betrayed, but she says they could never understand her motives. She confirms that chaos is real and that they've met it before. Hawk's mom was a temporary vessel and now all the power is inside Arthur. Suddenly, a bizarre creature named Cath appears, rips off Arthur's arm, and calmly devours it. We learn it's a beast of chaos.

The sins, exhausted and without their souped-up weapons, charge in, but the beast traps them in another dimension. Arthur manages to fight back and wound the monster, but Merlin has to freeze time around it, warning that it will return. Melleotus keeps an eye on her mysterious smile, sensing there's much more trouble to come.

The Seven Deadly Sins return to help Merlin and Arthur, only to find the rubble of Cavalot destroyed in the previous battle. And who shows up to kick them while they're down? Cath mocking Arthur for losing his kingdom and his people. Merlin tries to calm him down so he doesn't fall into despair.

But then in a grand entrance, Melotus and Elizabeth arrive. The team reunites to face the little monster once and for all. Cath continues his mockery, saying Arthur's dreams are worthless and that everything is destined to end. But Arthur, remembering Melodotus' words, fills with courage and delivers a top-tier protagonist speech. He vows to create a kingdom of eternity where no one will suffer again.

With this newfound confidence, Arthur turns the tables. He simply absorbs Calf, taking full control of the power of chaos. He's like Kirby, but with a sword and a kingdom to rebuild. His holy sword manifests in its true form, and Merlin gives her seal of approval. Arthur is ready.

The Sins say their goodbyes with the classic, "We support you, but if you turn evil, we'll take you down" talk. Arthur thanks them, determined to carry on their legacy, and Britannia can finally breathe in peace.

With peace reigning in Bratannia, it's time for the Seven Deadly Sins to say goodbye. It's like the finale of a sitcom, only with more magic and fewer New York apartments. King and Dean head to the fairy realm to plan their wedding. Bon and Elaine go backpacking across the world. Goulther sets off on a journey of self-discovery like a spiritual guru, and even Hawk goes to purgatory to pay respects to his brother.

The camera focuses on Leonus where Melleotus, Elizabeth, and their 10-year-old son Tristan are living their lives. The kid discovers his father's criminal past, and in his mind, the Deadly Sins are a gang planning a coup. Full of swagger, Tristan goes to confront them, ready to defend the kingdom. But Melodotus, with all the patience in the world, sits down with his son and explains that's not quite how the story goes.

Instead of a scolding, Tristan gets the best gift of all, the complete narrative of the adventures of the Seven Deadly Sins. On his birthday, inspired by everything he's heard, the boy announces his greatest wish: to join the Seven Deadly Sins in the future. The torch has been passed and a new generation of heroes is officially on its way.