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* PoorCommunicationKills: King and Diane get a lot of flak from people- from an invading Camelot mage to ''their own children''- for [[spoiler: offering the mystic Drug of Yore to Nasiens to cure Percival, instead of giving it to Mertyl so he could live in the Fairy Realm without any health issues. The only reason people can think for that decision is that Nasiens is [[NotBloodNotFamily their blood child]], while Mertyl is [[AdoptionAngst just a changeling]]. Diane eventually reveals that [[GoodParents they had given]] Mertyl the Drug as soon as his health issues appeared ''as an infant,'' and it just didn't work. The Drug can cure any illness or injury, but it couldn't turn Mertyl into a Giant or Fairy on the spot.]]
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* CoolDownHug: In chapter 146, Diane withstands the attacks of a BrainwashedAndCrazy Mertyl and refuses to fight back. Instead, she gives him a hug and reaffirms her maternal love for him to calm him down and return him back to his senses.
* ThePowerOfLove: Diane's love for her adoptive son Mertyl is what returns him to sanity and undoes his Chaos transformation, which was caused by Kilbeggan to render him BrainwashedAndCrazy.
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* SkinnyDipping: In Chapter 139, Tioreh takes off her clothes to go skinny dipping in a lake.
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* SexySurfacingShot: Tioreh gets one in Chapter 140 when she's taking a bath at a lake with Nasiens.
* SkinnyDipping: In Chapter139, 140, Tioreh takes off her clothes to and Nasiens go skinny dipping in a lake.
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* SwitchedAtBirth: [[spoiler:Nasiens]], the first child of King and Diane, was switched with a human named Mertyl on the day of their birth. After failing to find their child and Mertyl's biological parents, King and Diane raised him as their own.
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* WhamLine: One character has been spending time in the Fairy Realm for a while and enjoying it. A fairy princess notes this, along with their peculiarity...
-->'''Tioreh:''' That's what's strange here. Normally, a human wouldn't be okay at all trying to live here. The air in this realm is really thick and sweet, and ''bad'' for humans. It may not kill you, but spend to long in it, and it causes dizziness and asthma. It makes you frailer. So if you ask me [[spoiler:Nasiens,]] there's ''no'' way you're not part of our Fairy Clan.
-->'''Tioreh:''' That's what's strange here. Normally, a human wouldn't be okay at all trying to live here. The air in this realm is really thick and sweet, and ''bad'' for humans. It may not kill you, but spend to long in it, and it causes dizziness and asthma. It makes you frailer. So if you ask me [[spoiler:Nasiens,]] there's ''no'' way you're not part of our Fairy Clan.
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* WhamLine: One character has been spending time in the Fairy Realm for a while and enjoying it. A fairy princess notes this, along with their peculiarity...
[[NoBiologicalSex peculiar biology...]]
-->'''Tioreh:''' That's what's strange here. Normally, a human wouldn't be okay at all trying to live here. The air in this realm is really thick and sweet, and ''bad'' for humans. It may not kill you, but spendto too long in it, and it causes dizziness and asthma. It makes you frailer. So if you ask me [[spoiler:Nasiens,]] there's ''no'' way you're not part of our Fairy Clan.
-->'''Tioreh:''' That's what's strange here. Normally, a human wouldn't be okay at all trying to live here. The air in this realm is really thick and sweet, and ''bad'' for humans. It may not kill you, but spend
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*WhamLine: One character has been spending time in the Fairy Realm for a while and enjoying it. A fairy princess notes this, along with their peculiarity...
-->'''Tioreh:''' That's what's strange here. Normally, a human wouldn't be okay at all trying to live here. The air in this realm is really thick and sweet, and ''bad'' for humans. It may not kill you, but spend to long in it, and it causes dizziness and asthma. It makes you frailer. So if you ask me [[spoiler:Nasiens,]] there's ''no'' way you're not part of our Fairy Clan.
-->'''Tioreh:''' That's what's strange here. Normally, a human wouldn't be okay at all trying to live here. The air in this realm is really thick and sweet, and ''bad'' for humans. It may not kill you, but spend to long in it, and it causes dizziness and asthma. It makes you frailer. So if you ask me [[spoiler:Nasiens,]] there's ''no'' way you're not part of our Fairy Clan.
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Anne and Nasiens develop feelings for Percival, but he only thinks of them as friends because [[ChasteHero he doesn't understand romantic love yet]]. Isolde has a big BodyguardCrush on Tristan, who is ObliviousToLove. Ironically, Isolde herself is oblivious to her childhood friend Jade's hopeless crush on her. Meanwhile, Guinevere and Jericho are both in love with Lancelot, but he thinks Guinevere is too young for him (at first) and Jericho is [[LikeBrotherAndSister like an older sister to him]]. Arthur also has an apparent case of unrequited love for Merlin, who as revealed in the previous series had an unrequited love for Meliodas, and was the target of the unrequited CourtlyLove of the late Escanor.
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Anne and Nasiens develop feelings for Percival, but he only thinks of them as friends because [[ChasteHero he doesn't understand romantic love yet]]. Isolde has a big BodyguardCrush on Tristan, who is ObliviousToLove. Ironically, Isolde herself is oblivious to her childhood friend Jade's hopeless crush on her. Meanwhile, Guinevere and Jericho are both in love with Lancelot, but he thinks Guinevere is too young for him (at first) (she's only twelve when they first meet) and Jericho is [[LikeBrotherAndSister like an older sister to him]]. Arthur also has an apparent case of unrequited love for Merlin, who as revealed in the previous series had an unrequited love for Meliodas, and was the target of the unrequited CourtlyLove of the late Escanor.
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* BettyAndVeronica: Nasiens is the Betty and Anne is the Veronica to Percival. Nasiens is a gentle and reserved medic who is always nice to Percival, whereas Anne is a loud and aggressive swordswoman who tends to be more belligerent with Percival.
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* LandOfFaerie: Early in Part 2, we're introduced to the Fairy Realm, the homeland of the fairies which is ruled by the Fairy King.
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* SkinnyDipping: In Chapter 139, Tioreh takes off her clothes to go skinny dipping in a lake.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Arthur's logic about ridding Britannia of non-humans is that since the Holy War was ultimately caused by two non-human races going to war with each other with humanity caught in the middle, humanity would be better off if it were the only intelligent species in Britannia. This is true to a point, but ignores the fact that the giants and fairies were also caught in the middle of the war between the demons and goddesses, and don't deserve to be punished for their crimes, especially since the guilty races for the most part had already been removed from Britannia.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Arthur's logic about ridding Britannia of non-humans is that since the Holy War was ultimately caused by two non-human races going to war with each other with humanity caught in the middle, humanity would be better off if it were the only intelligent species in Britannia. This is true to a point, but ignores the fact that the giants and fairies were also caught in the middle of the war between the demons and goddesses, and don't deserve to be punished for their crimes, especially since the guilty races for the most part had already been removed from Britannia.
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Anne and Nasiens develop feelings for Percival, but he only thinks of them as friends because [[ChasteHero he doesn't understand romantic love yet]]. Isolde has a big BodyguardCrush on Tristan, who is ObliviousToLove. Ironically, Isolde herself is oblivious to her childhood friend Jade's hopeless crush on her. Meanwhile, Guinevere and Jericho are both in love with Lancelot, but he thinks Guinevere is too young for him (at first) and Jericho is [[LikeBrotherAndSister like an older sister to him]]. Arthur also has an apparent case of unrequited love for Merlin.
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Anne and Nasiens develop feelings for Percival, but he only thinks of them as friends because [[ChasteHero he doesn't understand romantic love yet]]. Isolde has a big BodyguardCrush on Tristan, who is ObliviousToLove. Ironically, Isolde herself is oblivious to her childhood friend Jade's hopeless crush on her. Meanwhile, Guinevere and Jericho are both in love with Lancelot, but he thinks Guinevere is too young for him (at first) and Jericho is [[LikeBrotherAndSister like an older sister to him]]. Arthur also has an apparent case of unrequited love for Merlin.Merlin, who as revealed in the previous series had an unrequited love for Meliodas, and was the target of the unrequited CourtlyLove of the late Escanor.
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The manga is by Nakaba Suzuki, the author of ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'', and has been serialized in ''Magazine/ShonenMagazine'' since January 2021. It has been released in English by Kodansha Comics under the title ''[[{{Subtitle}} The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse]]''. A spinoff movie called ''[[Anime/TheSevenDeadlySinsGrudgeOfEdinburgh Grudge of Edinburgh]]'' was released on Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2022.
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The manga is by Nakaba Suzuki, the author of ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'', and has been serialized in ''Magazine/ShonenMagazine'' since January 2021. It has been released in English by Kodansha Comics under the title ''[[{{Subtitle}} The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse]]''. A spinoff movie called ''[[Anime/TheSevenDeadlySinsGrudgeOfEdinburgh Grudge of Edinburgh]]'' was released on Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2022. An anime adaptation has been sponsored by Netflix, with the first season being released on January 31, 2024.
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