Seven Mortal Sins: The Complete Series [Blu-ray]

5 Stars – Sinfully Entertaining and Visually Striking!!! Seven Mortal Sins: The Complete Series Blu-Ray set is a must-have for fans of over-the-top, stylish anime with a bold, unapologetic flair. From start to finish, the series delivers a mix of dark fantasy, comedy, and provocative drama, all wrapped in stunning animation that pops vividly on Blu-Ray. Every frame is polished, with crisp character designs, fluid action sequences, and lavishly detailed backgrounds that make the sinful world of the Seven Mortal Sins come alive. The storytelling is engaging in its audacity. Each sin is explored with personality and flair, balancing humor, intrigue, and conflict in ways that keep viewers invested throughout the series. While the show leans heavily into its provocative themes, it never feels gratuitous—it embraces its own style with a wink, offering clever dialogue, sharp character interactions, and memorable moments that stick. Blu-Ray quality elevates the experience significantly. Colors are rich and vibrant, details are clear, and the animation quality shines in every battle and cinematic sequence. The audio mix is immersive, with dynamic sound effects, energetic score, and excellent voice acting that enhances both dramatic and comedic moments. Bonus features, including commentary and extras, provide insight into the production process and add extra value for collectors and fans who want to dive deeper into the creative world behind the series. Overall, Seven Mortal Sins: The Complete Series Blu-Ray set delivers exactly what fans want: a visually stunning, entertainingly wicked ride full of memorable characters, stylish animation, and bold storytelling. It’s a guilty pleasure done right, and a series that’s easy to revisit again and again.

The art is often a step above, with many character details and locales. It's an imaginative trip, full of references and interpretations. And fan service is there, highlighted by some extreme camera angles, but only light actual sexual acts. Lucifer takes on the sins, battling on their terms. I like the female casting of everyone, and their anime tropes are good assignments. One might expect skulls and death to feature prominently in the subject matter, but that isn't the case. The animation is colorful and creative, and from the first episode it sets a solid vision and tone. Interestingly, the only time the creativity reigns itself in is when it depicts real world locations. It's a good contrast that hit me hard during the music battle, which was building up to be an episode I would hate (not a fan of rap), but I actually got chills in the video destruction of Tokyo. Very well done. Very metal. Weirdly, music begins to fill the episodes from this episode forward. The anime has obviously gotten a lot of polish, moving well from episode to episode, confrontation to confrontation. It reveals background and backstories well too, painting its own interpretations of heaven and hell. Because it's very current, it's a nice connection to contemporary touches like the Internet and the military. It's interesting seeing the human followers, technology and hobbies. So it flows easily from the fantastic to the mundane. The lavish treatment is undeniably good. 5 stars? It hits classic vibe for me because while the characters are awesome right from the start, they still develop. It doesn't stoop to melodrama, and has good punchy points. The end is a bit backstory heavy, but the multiple ends are good. Through events, choices, revelations, the characters develop or, in the case of Lucifer, developed to a satisfying arc. Refreshing take, though it doesn't feel epic enough with regard to the final end, it definitely makes me look forward to a rewatch and a sequel. The series has room to grow, and I hope it does. Recommended.

I was really impressed with this Blu-ray! The disc design looks even better than I expected it’s very well done and visually appealing. It works perfectly, and so far everything has been great. I’m looking forward to watching it soon. Definitely happy with this purchase!

Leftover Funimation (bought-out by Sony/Cruchyroll) title, so the Digital Code is no longer valid. It's an okay series, and I only got this BD set on steep discount. It's probably not one you need to add to your collection if you have a streaming service. It might be a watch only once series instead of a binge again and again favorite. The dub is typical please-hire-a-third-voice-actor Funimation cringe. Plot is typical befriending-a-demon-but-there's-a-catch shtick with a harem of rivals to serialize it.

Seven Mortal Sins is an action comedy Ecchi series about the fallen angel Lucifer as she tries to take over hell by defeating all of the mortal sins. My husband and I watch a lot of Ecchi series and we had our eyes on this one for a while, waiting to watch it on Blu-ray so we could see it uncensored. Ecchi can range from jokes with a lot of bouncing boobs and panty shots to borderline H..(you know)..and this one is DEFINITELY borderline H. If there’s one thing I can say about this series is that it was surprising. I was surprised by how far the sex scenes went, I was surprised by how often the show made us laugh, and I was surprised by how the “fights” all played out. Only lust and Satan’s episodes went about how I expected, the rest were more interesting scenarios related to the sins like singing contests, playing video games, and recovering from overeating in a hospital together. Most of all I was surprised that after all the (very fun) nonsense and the last few episodes rolled around I was surprised by how much I cared about the plot and the main characters, particularly Lucifer and Maria. Considering how poorly the show was rated on most anime cataloguing and rating sites I didn’t expect to like it so much. The only real complaint I have is that some of the English voices are a little weird, though I did get used to all of them-if not come to like them-after a few episodes. The other complaint is regard to this actual set rather than the series itself. It’s always annoying when OVA’s aren’t included in “complete” series.

Like the series very enjoyable

The video was older than I thought it would be

I'm not much of a reviewer. But I liked this Anime. It is fun, requires no deep thought. Great art, good simple story and a good watch. Unlike other anime, I won't explore it's background or buy the books. But if you're looking for a fun watch for a little money, I think it is worth it. An aside, how I view things as far as entertainment; I can go to a movie, spend 25+ USD for an hour to two hours of entertainment. Or I can buy an Anime and get 3+ hours of entertainment for the same price in which I can binge, pause, or do whatever I wish. I personally think this anime is worth buying. Simple, fun and worth watching. Ends in a semi-cliffhanger so I doubt we'll know the true end. But I was entertained. As a second aside, I do wish they'd create a second season. But I suspect they never will. Take care.

リージョンフリー レコーダーが必要です。 画質も良く 修正もありません。 おすすめです。

This anime was pretty great. Lots of fan-service, and a decent story too! The animation style was a bit different than i was used to, but I ended up liking it pretty quickly. The essentials line from funimation was really cheap, and also came with a digital code to watch it online :) I have a yearly funimation subscription already, so I may just gift the code to a friend. Overall a great value!

Solo tenía un pequeño rayón pero de ahí en fuera estoy satisfecho

Came a week early works perfectly fine no damage.

DVDは、問題なく観れました。 皆さんが言っている通り、オリジナル版に出てくる違和感がある魔方陣が無くて良いです。 かといって、変なイヤらしさ（エロさ）はありません。『一騎当千』や、その他のOVAにある程度のものです。 オリジナル版より、違和感が無くて観やすいと思います。 『sin 七つの大罪』が好きな方は、購入しても良いと思います。