Gabriel Dropout

Angelic Devils and Devilish Angels. Oh, this is gonna be a ton of fun.

Gab is 100% Slacker Umaru basically.

edited 11th Jan '17 6:38:58 PM by Diamite

Gab is worse than Umaru, because Umaru keeps up a perfect-girl facade at least.

I actually like the fact that there isn't a split personality better, it leads to better snark on snark combat because she literally does not give a crap.

edited 11th Jan '17 7:48:59 PM by Memers

Well, Umaru was the best at everything so her slacking was more justified. Gabriel just fails at being an angel.

This show is way more snarky than Umaru was.

She didn't fail! She is still being an angel online via being everyone's healbot, she even paid money to do it!

You missed how she was asking to be healed post transition! I'd believe she turned into... DPS scum, to signal even more how far she has fallen.

Hot damn. I was expecting this to be amusing. I didn't think I would actually laugh at times. This might be my surprise favorite of the season. The spicy udon bit got me real good.

Does anyone feel like Satani/ya is reminiscent of a certain Unused Character? Appearance-wise, but also in the way they repeatedly try(and fail) at their respective objectives.

Gabriel really just seem to think of humanity as pests. "Why are there so many of them crawling around?!" Scary to think that she could destroy the world if she wanted to.

They really don't know much about humans, do they?

Raphiel stint as Satania apprentice was short lived... for a good reason.

Unused character?

The career survey segment was a riot. Why does Heaven give world-ending instruments to fledgeling angels? Looking forward to more of Class Prez. It's just what the show needed— the perspective of a normal human.

Raphiel actually brought the dog to school. That's some dedicated trolling right there.

Referring to the Unused Character from Kill me Baby I assume. I can see the similarities.

One theory floating around is that it's a Secret Test of Character, and angels that blew it get sent to Hell instead.

Yup. Both "annoying" moefang redheads struggling for relevance against their respective shows' main character, in a sort of Unknown Rival way. Main difference I guess, is that Satanya is somewhat more likeable, though both have a certain Woobie charm about them. Also, face.

edited 18th Jan '17 9:52:12 AM by AtomicKitKat

Then Gab is on the verge of failing. She really is a dropout.

I watched Kill Me Baby amd I cannot remember who that is for the life of me. Fitting, I suppose.

Ep:3

Oh man the holy light and microtransactions killed me...

"Holy Light will keep things family friendly."

Poor Master, had to suffer so much for a compliment. At least it seems Gabu enjoyed working there a tiny bit.

The fact those two are the top angels of their year is worrying.

Gabu has no chill when it's hot.

The coffee shop owner has the patience and tolerance of a saint. It was also funny seeing Raphi's scheme fall flat on its face

I'm glad Satania got some points up on the others(especially against Raphi) this episode even if she lost most of them by episode's end It's always nicer when a character doesn't play doormat/Butt-Monkey every episode. Poor Master, getting used as a pawn by both employee and customer.

Well, Satania got what she deserved for trying to bother Gab.

Raphiel's actually fun to be with when you're not Satanya.

I felt so bad for the coffee shop owner... thank Hell for Vigne.

Now we know where censorship light comes from. Reminds me of God Mosaic.

Satanya bullying went pretty far today. Hell's seas are pretty terrifying. We find out how Vigne met Gabriel.

Without Satanya suffering this show would be worthless but damn even Gab got in on it this week. Even to the point of getting up and going over to her... she is that big of a mark.

Man, I feel like this show will never give me as many of those quiet, happy moments as I would like... oh well. Vigne and Satania are both adorable, so I'll stick with it. Always good to see Raphi get her comeuppance, as well.

A beach episode, and we all know what that means!

... an extra dose of Satania bulling apparently.

Seeing them play together was nice, especially once they got the hang of it. In the end even Gabu got into it.

Gabu sure has a way of asking for favors... by declaring that she will get one. It's effective if nothing else.

I wonder what is even the use of exorcisms, since it seems there no actual conflict between angels and demons. They act more like they work in different departments of the same company than anything.

The story of how Vine and Gabu met was surprisingly normal and even sweet. I agree with Satania tho, the contrast between past and present Gabu is somewhat shocking.

Hmm, I would have liked the "first meeting" segment better if it came first, because that way it's harder to predict that they won't get to Gabriel 2: The Fall. Makes for a stronger anticlimax.

Don't really care about the beach part except when Raphi pulls some strings up in the sky.

I mean, we already seen Gabu fall.

The weather gag was on point. especially since at that point I was thinking "Changing the weather shouldn't be problem to you guys." and then it happened. Also I love fantastical solutions to mundane problems.