So that's what we expected. Looks like only the girl lost? Compared to Elgin they don't seem very impressive.
The reason the early enemies in NNT seemed strong was because the Sins were barely even trying. In the fight against Guila the Sins were outright goofing off, with Diane pretending to be injured to try and get Meliodas to pay attention to her. Helbram was the first enemy that actually posed a threat to them and even he was almost killed when Diane got angry. As for why Arthur's knights are so weak, we recently saw that Ardbeg used to be a normal hunter until Arthur recruited him into his army. We could maybe theorize that most of Arthur's older knights died during the holy war and he basically had to draft peasants to rebuild his forces. Ironside and Pellegarde who were apparently already with Arthur during the events of NNT seem to be way stronger than the new recruits, which somewhat supports this idea.For me it's very strange to see such powerless enemy. In NNT even the first enemies was cunning and strong, and it wasn't easy to defeat them. And the Sins was a former holy knights, but what now? A knights practically without magic power, even children can fight whem. I'm glad that Nakaba don't give us a super powerful children, who can defeat everyone, but... that is Arthur's knights, seriously?
Well, Nakaba did write himself into this corner since 16 years is no where near enough to build powerful opponents for Percival and the rest that can prove to be a threat like in the first arc from the OG series.For me it's very strange to see such powerless enemy. In NNT even the first enemies was cunning and strong, and it wasn't easy to defeat them. And the Sins was a former holy knights, but what now? A knights practically without magic power, even children can fight whem. I'm glad that Nakaba don't give us a super powerful children, who can defeat everyone, but... that is Arthur's knights, seriously?
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