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''Seven Heavenly Virtues'' or ''Nanatsu no Bitoku'' is an anime from the 2018 Winter season based on a figure line from the creators of ''Anime/QueensBlade''. It is a SpinOff from the 2017 anime ''Anime/SevenMortalSins''. An English dub has been [[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2018-06-21/hitorijime-my-hero-seven-heavenly-virtues-anime-get-english-dubs/.133235 confirmed]] to be released on October 2018.
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''Seven Heavenly Virtues'' or ''Nanatsu no Bitoku'' is an anime from the 2018 Winter season based on a figure line from the creators of ''Anime/QueensBlade''.''Anime/QueensBlade'' and animated by Creator/{{Bridge}}. It is a SpinOff from the 2017 anime ''Anime/SevenMortalSins''. An English dub has been [[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2018-06-21/hitorijime-my-hero-seven-heavenly-virtues-anime-get-english-dubs/.133235 confirmed]] to be released on October 2018.
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* RealityEnsues: As Uriel's candidate finds out, having a weird, scantly clad woman following you everywhere at work isn't gonna speak highly of your work efficiency.
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* TrainingMontage: The first episode features two, as Michael tries to toughen up her Candidate.
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* TrainingMontage: The first episode features two, as Michael tries to toughen up her Candidate.Candidate.
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Averted. As Uriel's candidate finds out, having a weird, scantly clad woman following you everywhere at work isn't gonna speak highly of your work efficiency.
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Averted. As Uriel's candidate finds out, having a weird, scantly clad woman following you everywhere at work isn't gonna speak highly of your work efficiency.
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* CastingGag: This isn't the [[Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl first time]] Creator/AriOzawa and Creator/BrittneyKarbowski voice a clumsy blue-haired girl.
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* CastingGag: This isn't the [[Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl [[Manga/MonsterMusume first time]] Creator/AriOzawa and Creator/BrittneyKarbowski voice a clumsy blue-haired girl.
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* DenserAndWackier: In addition to being LighterAndSofter, the series has a bit more emphasis on gags with the central plot being plucking a random guy and declaring him to be the messiah much to his humorous discomfort, as opposed to wanting to take over hell for serious reasons like in the first anime.
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* GenreShift: While both shows have an emphasis on fanservice, ''Seven Mortal Sins'' was a series of 24 minute action oriented episodes where AntiHero DarkIsNotEvil demon girls keep a serious veneer on their quest to support Lucifer. ''Seven Heavenly Virtues'' on the other hand is a series of comedic shorts where the LightIsGood (if [[GoodIsDumb incompetent]]) and ClassicalAntiHero angels encounter a bunch of mishaps on their quest to find the Messiah. ''Seven Mortal Sins'' also falls into the YuriGenre while ''Seven Heavenly Virtues'' have the angels mostly interacting with flustered males they deem to be the Messiah. Given how conflicting the tones, plots and depictions of the angels are in both shows, who have AdaptationalHeroism this time, the series fits more into a ContinuityReboot.
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* ContinuityReboot: While the show takes place in the same timeframe as ''Seven Mortal Sins'', it doesn't follow the same continuity nor does it continue the same story. Instead, it focuses on an entirely new story with a [[LighterAndSofter softer]] tone.
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* ContinuityReboot: While the show takes place in the same timeframe as ''Seven Mortal Sins'', it doesn't follow the same continuity nor does it continue the same story. Instead, it focuses on an entirely new story with a [[LighterAndSofter softer]] tone.tone and the virtues having AdaptationalHeroism, more akin to their role in Abrahamic religions, albeit much more incompetent in an endearing way.
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* LighterAndSofter: The first anime had a serious plot about Lucifer battling other Demon Lords to become the new leader of the Mortal Sins, while this story is purely about comedic, light-hearted and [[{{Fanservice}} Fanservicey]] hijinks involving the Heavenly Virtues.
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* LighterAndSofter: The first anime had a serious plot about Lucifer battling other Demon Lords to become the new leader of the Mortal Sins, while this story is purely about comedic, light-hearted and [[{{Fanservice}} Fanservicey]] hijinks involving the Heavenly Virtues. Also, this time LightIsGood, if a little incompetent and heaven has humanity's interests in heart. No confirmation is on if the Sins are truly more evil this time.
* LightIsGood: Unlike the previous show, this version of the Heavenly Virtues are the heroes this time around and believe humanity to be redeemable.
* LightIsGood: Unlike the previous show, this version of the Heavenly Virtues are the heroes this time around and believe humanity to be redeemable.
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* POVSequel: A SpinOff that focuses on the Heavenly Virtues, the angelic group that opposes the Mortal Sins, the main characters of the previous anime.
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* POVSequel: A SpinOff that focuses on the Heavenly Virtues, the angelic group that opposes the Mortal Sins, the main characters of the previous anime. Due to being a bit of a reboot however, the more heroic virtues are almost different characters than their previous incarnations.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Despite being a SpinOff of ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', its status as a series of comedic shorts featuring a group of FakeUltimateHero with no overarching plot makes it look more like a SpinOff of ''Anime/BikiniWarriors'', another anime based on a figure line of Hobby Japan.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Despite being a SpinOff of ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', its status as a series of comedic shorts featuring a group of FakeUltimateHero with no overarching plot makes it look more like a SpinOff of ''Anime/BikiniWarriors'', another anime based on a figure line of Hobby Japan. Said virtues are also much more heroic than they were before, even though they're more visibly incompetent at their job, and the sins are apparently more like villains.
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* {{Fanservice}}: [[CaptainObvious You don't say]].
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* ContinuityReboot: While the show takes place in the same timeframe as ''Seven Mortal Sins'', it doesn't follow the same continuity nor does it continue the same story. Instead, it focuses on an entirely new story with a [[LighterAndSofter softer]] tone.
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* SoftReboot: While the show takes place in the same timeframe as ''Seven Mortal Sins'', it doesn't follow the same continuity nor does it continue the same story. Instead, it focuses on an entirely new story with a [[LighterAndSofter softer]] tone.
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* CastingGag: This isn't the [[Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl first time]] Creator/AriOzawa and Creator/BrittneyKarbowski voice a clumsy blue-haired girl.
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* AllThereInTheManual: There is a lot of information about the Virtues in the official site (in the profiles of the angels and the short stories) that cannot be learned just by watching the anime. Obviously because a series of anime shorts doesn't have enough time to adapt everything. For example, the anime never reveals that Uriel has PlayingWithFire powers.
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''Seven Heavenly Virtues'' or ''Nanatsu no Bitoku'' is an anime from the 2018 Winter season based on a figure line from the creators of ''Anime/QueensBlade''. It is a SpinOff from the 2017 anime ''Anime/SevenMortalSins''.
''Anime/SevenMortalSins''. An English dub has been [[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2018-06-21/hitorijime-my-hero-seven-heavenly-virtues-anime-get-english-dubs/.133235 confirmed]] to be released on October 2018.
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* TheNudifier: In a special episode, the Virtues play with water guns, except the water is enchanted to dissolve clothing.
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* SevenHeavenlyVirtues: The main characters of the series. Except that while they try to be true to those virtues, [[FakeUltimateHero more often than not they fail.]]
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* AngelicBeauty: ''No kidding.''
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* AudienceSurrogate: The Messiah Candidate(s).
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* TheChosenOne: The Messiah, the human that the Virtues have been sent to find. This mortal will supposedly lead the battle against Lucifer's forces, and save humanity.
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* FakeUltimateHero: The Virtues are supposedly the strongest Angels in Heaven, as the foils to the Sins. In reality, Michael is the lone exception that actually lives up to her reputation while her subordinates struggle to uphold their Virtues.
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* MessianicArchetype: Their mission is to locate one.
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: For a group of Heavenly servants, they are not nearly as serious or capable as one would expect.
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* TheGhost: The Mortal Sins. They are the ArchEnemy of the Virtues and allegedly their reason for coming to Earth, but they never show up in this anime (barring [[TheCameo Belphegor's cameo]]). Probably because it would be hard to have any meaningful conflict between Heaven and Hell in a series of shorts.
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* MarshmallowHell: When they're on a crowded train, Michael, Raphael and Sariel end up accidentally giving this to the passengers sitting in front of them. [[MoralGuardians Gabriel disapproves]], but in a twist of {{Irony}}, when she tries to scold Sariel she ends up receiving this herself, due to the difference in height between them.
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** When they're on a crowded train, Michael, Raphael and Sariel end up accidentally giving this to the passengers sitting in front of them. [[MoralGuardians Gabriel disapproves]], but in a twist of {{Irony}}, when she tries to scold Sariel she ends up receiving this herself, due to the difference in height betweenthem.them.
** Gabriel repeats the process with Michael in the episode 10. Michael’s (lack of) reaction implies this is a common occurrence. But when she tries to do the same with [[ACupAngst Sandalphon]], she ends up hitting her head, causing Sandalphon to be declared a “Gabriel killer weapon”.
** When they're on a crowded train, Michael, Raphael and Sariel end up accidentally giving this to the passengers sitting in front of them. [[MoralGuardians Gabriel disapproves]], but in a twist of {{Irony}}, when she tries to scold Sariel she ends up receiving this herself, due to the difference in height between
** Gabriel repeats the process with Michael in the episode 10. Michael’s (lack of) reaction implies this is a common occurrence. But when she tries to do the same with [[ACupAngst Sandalphon]], she ends up hitting her head, causing Sandalphon to be declared a “Gabriel killer weapon”.
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* MythologyGag: [[spoiler:After getting pissed with how every man on the train was looking at her and the other angels with lewd eyes, Michael declares humans have no salvation anymore and they should purge Earth. She quickly backtracks when a boy gives his seat on the train to an old lady, but back in ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', God Himself came to this same conclusion and actually tried to do it, and Michael supported Him.]]
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** [[spoiler:After getting pissed with how every man on the train was looking at her and the other angels with lewd eyes, Michael declares humans have no salvation anymore and they should purge Earth. She quickly backtracks when a boy gives his seat on the train to an old lady, but back in ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', God Himself came to this same conclusion and actually tried to do it, and Michael supported Him.]]]]
** At the end of episode 10 the Virtues are wearing the same angel robes seen in the previous anime.
** [[spoiler:After getting pissed with how every man on the train was looking at her and the other angels with lewd eyes, Michael declares humans have no salvation anymore and they should purge Earth. She quickly backtracks when a boy gives his seat on the train to an old lady, but back in ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', God Himself came to this same conclusion and actually tried to do it, and Michael supported Him.
** At the end of episode 10 the Virtues are wearing the same angel robes seen in the previous anime.
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** Beyond everything that would fall under OurAngelsAreDifferent, there is the fact that Michael is portrayed both as the Virtue of Faith and Lucifer’s opposite. Faith is the Virtue that opposes Despair, so it would make more sense for her to be the opposite of Astaroth. The Virtue that is opposite to Lucifer’s Pride is Humility.
** The names of the Heavenly Virtues are noticeably mismatched compared to the real list of angels who embody the Virtues. Particularly weird because their ArchEnemy, the Mortal Sins, are correctly named after the patron demons of each Sin.
** Beyond everything that would fall under OurAngelsAreDifferent, there is the fact that Michael is portrayed both as the Virtue of Faith and Lucifer’s opposite. Faith is the Virtue that opposes Despair, so it would make more sense for her to be the opposite of Astaroth. The Virtue that is opposite to Lucifer’s Pride is Humility.
** The names of the Heavenly Virtues are noticeably mismatched compared to the real list of angels who embody the Virtues. Particularly weird because their ArchEnemy, the Mortal Sins, are correctly named after the patron demons of each Sin.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Despite being a SpinOff of ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', its status as a series of comedic shorts featuring a group of FakeUltimateHero with no overarching plot makes it look more like a SpinOff of ''Anime/BikiniWarriors'', another anime based on a figure line of Hobby Japan.
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* MythologyGag: [[spoiler:After getting pissed with how every man on the train was looking at her and the other angels with lewd eyes, Michael declares humans have no salvation anymore and they should purge Earth. She quickly backtracks when a boy gives his seat on the train to an old lady, but back in ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', God Himself came to this same conclusion and actually went through with it, and Michael supported him.]]
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* MythologyGag: [[spoiler:After getting pissed with how every man on the train was looking at her and the other angels with lewd eyes, Michael declares humans have no salvation anymore and they should purge Earth. She quickly backtracks when a boy gives his seat on the train to an old lady, but back in ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', God Himself came to this same conclusion and actually went through with tried to do it, and Michael supported him.Him.]]
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* RotatingProtagonist: The anime doesn't have a protagonist; each of the Virtues get their own episode. After each angel got their turn, new episodes group some of them to share the spotlight.
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* CallBack: [[spoiler:After getting pissed with how every man on the train was looking at her and the other angels with lewd eyes, Michael declares humans have no salvation anymore and they should purge Earth. She quickly backtracks when a boy gives his seat on the train to an old lady, but back in ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', God Himself came to this same conclusion and actually went through with it, and Michael supported him.]]
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* CallBack: [[spoiler:After getting pissed with how every man on the train was looking at her and the other angels with lewd eyes, Michael declares humans have no salvation anymore and they should purge Earth. She quickly backtracks when a boy gives his seat on the train to an old lady, but back in ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'', God Himself came to this same conclusion and actually went through with it, and Michael supported him.]]
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* MarshmallowHell: When they're on a train, Michael, Raphael and Sariel end up giving this to the passenger sitting in front of them. [[MoralGuardians Gabriel disapproves]].
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* MarshmallowHell: When they're on a crowded train, Michael, Raphael and Sariel end up accidentally giving this to the passenger passengers sitting in front of them. [[MoralGuardians Gabriel disapproves]].disapproves]], but in a twist of {{Irony}}, when she tries to scold Sariel she ends up receiving this herself, due to the difference in height between them.
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* MarshmallowHell: When they're on a train, Michael, Raphael and Sariel end up doing this to the passenger sitting in front of them. Gabriel disapproves.
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* TheCameo: [[Anime/SevenMortalSins Belphegor]] makes an appearance in episode 4 talking with Sandalphon, although not in person. She is seen only as an icon in a computer screen.
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* {{Gainaxing}}: All over the place. The breasts of the girls look like they are made of jelly in some scenes.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: In a sense, the entire anime is an example of this. Despite it being based on a figure line, of the seven angels only Michael had her figure revealed before the anime premiered. The other six angels made their animated debut before the release of their figures.
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* InvisibleToNormals: Like in ''Seven Mortal Sins'', angels can become invisible from humans if they will it, as Raphael's episode shows.
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* InvisibleToNormals: Like in ''Seven Mortal Sins'', angels can become invisible from humans if they will it, as Raphael's episode shows.3 shows.
* LampshadeHanging: When Raphael spills her ice cream over her body, the boy accompanying her is quick to ask how she managed to accidentally spill it in such an [[{{Fanservice}} erotic way.]]
* LampshadeHanging: When Raphael spills her ice cream over her body, the boy accompanying her is quick to ask how she managed to accidentally spill it in such an [[{{Fanservice}} erotic way.]]
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* InvisibleToNormals: Like in ''Seven Mortal Sins'', angels can become invisible from humans if they will it, as Raphael's episode shows.
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* RealityEnsues: As Uriel's candidate finds out, having a weird, scantly clad woman following you everywhere at work isn't gonna speak highly of your work efficiency.
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* SoftReboot: While the show takes place in the same timeframe as ''Seven Mortal Sins'', it doesn't follow the same continuity nor does it continue the same story. Instead, it focuses on an entirely new story with a [[LighterAndSofter softer]] tone.
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* LighterAndSofter: In the original, God and the Virtues were intending to KillAllHumans. Since Michael's defeat, it seems God has relented and has gone with recruiting a savior. As a result, the story portrays the Heavenly host in a comedic and light-hearted manner.
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* LighterAndSofter: In The first anime had a serious plot about Lucifer battling other Demon Lords to become the original, God and new leader of the Virtues were intending to KillAllHumans. Since Michael's defeat, it seems God has relented and has gone with recruiting a savior. As a result, the Mortal Sins, while this story portrays the Heavenly host in a comedic and is purely about comedic, light-hearted manner.and [[{{Fanservice}} Fanservicey]] hijinks involving the Heavenly Virtues.
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* ActionizedSequel: Inverted. While the original focused on Lucifer's hostile takeover of Hell, the sequel is set to be comedic shorts of the Angels trying to recruit a human.
* ArchEnemy: The Seven Mortal Sins, the demon lords that rule over Hell.
* AudienceSurrogate: The Messiah Candidate(s).
* TheChosenOne: The Messiah, the human that the Virtues have been sent to find. This mortal will supposedly lead the battle against Lucifer's forces, and save humanity.
* FakeUltimateHero: The Virtues are supposedly the strongest Angels in Heaven, as the foils to the Sins. In reality, Michael is the lone exception that actually lives up to her reputation while her subordinates struggle to uphold their Virtues.
* {{Fanservice}}: [[CaptainObvious You don't say]].
* LighterAndSofter: In the original, God and the Virtues were intending to KillAllHumans. Since Michael's defeat, it seems God has relented and has gone with recruiting a savior. As a result, the story portrays the Heavenly host in a comedic and light-hearted manner.
* MaleGaze: The camera frequently shows off the angel's assets.
* MessianicArchetype: Their mission is to locate one.
* AudienceSurrogate: The Messiah Candidate(s).
* TheChosenOne: The Messiah, the human that the Virtues have been sent to find. This mortal will supposedly lead the battle against Lucifer's forces, and save humanity.
* FakeUltimateHero: The Virtues are supposedly the strongest Angels in Heaven, as the foils to the Sins. In reality, Michael is the lone exception that actually lives up to her reputation while her subordinates struggle to uphold their Virtues.
* {{Fanservice}}: [[CaptainObvious You don't say]].
* LighterAndSofter: In the original, God and the Virtues were intending to KillAllHumans. Since Michael's defeat, it seems God has relented and has gone with recruiting a savior. As a result, the story portrays the Heavenly host in a comedic and light-hearted manner.
* MaleGaze: The camera frequently shows off the angel's assets.
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: For a group of Heavenly servants, they are not nearly as serious or capable as one would expect.
* TrainingMontage: The first episode features two, as Michael tries to toughen up her Candidate.
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: For a group of Heavenly servants, they are not nearly as serious or capable as one would expect.
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''Seven Heavenly Virtues'' or ''Nanatsu no Bitoku'' is an anime from the 2018 Winter season based on a figure line from the creators of ''Anime/QueensBlade''. It is a SpinOff from the 2017 anime ''Anime/SevenMortalSins''.
After the demons from Hell start causing trouble among the humans, the SevenHeavenlyVirtues descend from the Heavens and search for a suitable candidate to be the new messiah.
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!!Tropes in ''Seven Heavenly Virtues''
* AngelicBeauty: ''No kidding.''
* OurAngelsAreDifferent: For starters, they are all sexy women.
* POVSequel: This series will focus on the angels from Heaven.
[[caption-width-right:350:Heaven just got a lot sexier.]]
''Seven Heavenly Virtues'' or ''Nanatsu no Bitoku'' is an anime from the 2018 Winter season based on a figure line from the creators of ''Anime/QueensBlade''. It is a SpinOff from the 2017 anime ''Anime/SevenMortalSins''.
After the demons from Hell start causing trouble among the humans, the SevenHeavenlyVirtues descend from the Heavens and search for a suitable candidate to be the new messiah.
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!!Tropes in ''Seven Heavenly Virtues''
* AngelicBeauty: ''No kidding.''
* OurAngelsAreDifferent: For starters, they are all sexy women.
* POVSequel: This series will focus on the angels from Heaven.
