User Reviews

In the third episode, Ava finally spends some time in the OCS. This doesn't necessarily mean that the pace picks up dramatically, because it doesn't, so please have some more patience! The pacing still makes sense though, because as someone who's had only bad experiences with nuns and has been dead, it only makes sense that Ava would be distrustful and itchy around nuns and so many religious people. And the nuns, of course, don't really trust her to be the Warrior Nun. So this creates some conflict that may or may not have contributed to her decision by the end of the episode.

Still, this episode offered more background story which is served in a fun-ish manner. The story of how the warrior nun came to be might be a bit boring and droll in theory, but with Ava narrating it with her commentaries, she managed to make it more fun.

This episode also introduced us to more characters in the OCS, such as Mother Superion, and introduces us further to characters we've previously met. It also established Ava's relationships with the nuns.

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Honestly for me I was excited by her finally meeting the OCS, but the ending seemed like a setback since we're now back to having to watch the nuns chasing after Ava like Tom and Jerry. Again. But I digress. It's what makes sense for the story, and it's not like I'm not having fun! I was just getting a little bit impatient that's all.

This show is getting better and better. Ava already started her training and we discovered an ability that was shown on episode 1 that I thought was just a thing that the halo does by accident but actually its more likely one of Ava's abilities. Those demon looking monsters are callled tarask (i'm not sure if I spelt it right). And I'm seeing a new relationship formed between Beatrice and Ava. Shotgun Mary being cool once again. She's already one of my favorite this season. We learned more about the halo and the warior nun. The story was really interesting they based it off the bible which im not complaining.