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Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha EXCEEDS Gun Blaze Vengeance

Episode 12

Tears streaming down her face as she fades away, Nanoha’s final moments are just that of a middle school girl... The finale leaves you with such a lingering feeling!

Episode 11

Shina’s all-out effort really tears at the heart! It’s a deathmatch with Demon King Mana—there’s nothing left to do but scream, "Make it in time!"

Episode 10

Mana's strength and the insert song hit right in the feels... EXCEEDS makes a powerful impression!

Episode 9

With the boss's apology and Shimiya's iconic 'evil' face taking center stage, the Demon Hunters join in for a thrilling, high-octane forced investigation!

Episode 8

Exceeds rushes past both the police and the UN, and Towa’s figure, with her friendship and flames in flux, really hits home!

Episode 7

The subway chase is packed with bombs and parasitic invaders, and the dynamic between Nanoha and Fate as they unleash their split lasers is absolutely fantastic!

Episode 6

Amidst the chaotic clash of villains, Mana and Age bask in the warm glow of a dynamic retirement and a sweet Yuri date!

Episode 5

Vita makes her debut, Yuzu gets to boss her around, and Nanoha shows her grown-up side by actually explaining things instead of just blasting magic cannons! Her bank-shot and freezing abilities leave the police in total disarray—it's just too cute!

Episode 4

The majestic aura of the spider and Towa's fateful encounter intertwine, bringing back the Dark Tome to Yamiya Towa!

Episode 3

Heartwarming high school life collides with the thrill of demon hunting! Shiena and Towa’s everyday moments shine bright...

Episode 2

Cheers for Fate's appearance! Hayate, Setsuna, and even Shiori join in as the masked beauties hunt down the Demon Gods in a thrilling battle packed with G Gundam-level intensity!

Episode 1

The fiery action is so cool it keeps the hype going! The Kusaoka sisters are adorable, Governor Hachinome makes a great entrance, and the bureaucratic drama feels refreshingly modern.