It's been 3 days since my last post about Season 1 - Review - Seven Deadly Sins. I changed my mind about delaying this anymore and write a review about each of the season this week, probably every day of the week.

Unlike Season one's crazy runtime of around 9 hours and 24 episodes, Netflix has Season 2 with just 3 episodes called "Signs of Holy War" which acts more like an interlude to bridge a gap between actual season 2 which is season 3 in the Netflix, and the season 1.

The New Normal

The Kingdom of Liones has been saved (maybe), and being restored, the Seven (or still Six of the sins) are still figuring out what this new “normal” looks like. Meliodas, has his eyes set on his Tevern on Legs, The Boar Hat, and upping his cooking game. Ban, who is rather confused between his love for slain Elaine and his loyalty to Meliodas, as he starts to question his next steps, while Diane and King (the shy guy) navigate their adorably awkward connection. Elizabeth joins them (as essentially the seventh of the Seven so far) and is a darling of everyone.

Conflicts

Though the season is full of light humor and is meant to bridge gaps between characters, Signs of Holy War hints about upcoming dangers quite diligently. Meliodas’s starts to show his hidden anger at times and some unsettling flashes keep him struggling while others take a note of his new problems. Gowther the doll and his increasingly erratic behavior keep viewers on edge. This seaons highlights the back-stories of characters and how they fight their own demons within.

Action

Although Its a small arc of 4 episodes and there are fewer battles compared to the action-packed first season, the conflicts we do see are impactful. A sparring match between Meliodas and Ban is both thrilling and emotionally charged, showcasing their unique bond and competitiveness.

The Quiet Moments

Since there is not much action in this season, there are a lot of quiet moments which are the emotional core of **Signs of Holy War **. Ban’s lingering grief for Elaine and his encounter with Zhivago (the stepfather who took him in when he was young and his family has kicked him out) add more depth to his character. Meanwhile, Elizabeth continues to grow into her role as the moral center of the group, her quiet strength balancing the chaos around her.

End of Season 2

This season isn’t about grand moments or action packed battles—it’s about giving a different perspective about the Sins and their lives before this all began. It grows on viewers and connects them with characters at deeper level. This season also sets a stage for future revelations and battles to come. This two hours, 4 episodic mini-season is short but satisfying detour that adds richness to the story.

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Season 1 - Review - Seven Deadly Sins

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