Seven Deadly Sins Cursed By Light Canon

Okay, let's talk about something fun. Something a little…sinful. We're diving headfirst into the world of The Seven Deadly Sins. But with a twist!

Specifically, the Cursed By Light movie. Canon, not canon? The debate rages on. I'm here to stir the pot.

The Movie's Quirky Canon Status

First, let's address the dragon in the room: the movie. It's supposed to be a "canon sequel". But is it really?

Honestly, I'm not entirely convinced. It feels…off. Like that one family member who shows up to Thanksgiving with a dish nobody asked for.

Sin #1: The Power Creep Problem

The power levels in Cursed By Light are bonkers. Seriously, did everyone suddenly drink a gallon of concentrated Holy Water?

Suddenly, we've got villains pulling power from everywhere! And the Sins are somehow keeping up. It feels a bit much, doesn't it?

This power escalation makes the original series seem almost… quaint. Unpopular opinion: I preferred the slightly-less-universe-shattering stakes.

Sin #2: The Villain of the Week Trope

The movie introduces new threats. Okay, cool. But they feel… disposable.

We've got these ancient, powerful deities. Yet, they're defeated within an hour. What was the point?

It's like they just needed something for the Sins to punch. Remember the great villains from the main series? This is not them. Hendrickson? Estarossa? Now those are good antagonists.

Sin #3: Where's the Emotion?

The original series packed an emotional punch. Think Ban's backstory. Or Meliodas' eternal curse.

Cursed By Light... It's got less depth than a puddle. We're missing that emotional core.

Sin #4: The Convenient Power-Ups

Remember the training arcs? The struggles? They seem almost forgotten.

Characters suddenly unlock new abilities. They pull them out of thin air when needed. It's convenient, yes, but also… cheap.

Sin #5: The Plot Holes Galore

I won't bore you with details. But the plot has more holes than Swiss cheese.

Things just happen. No real explanation is given. We're just supposed to accept it. Nope!

Sin #6: The Wasted Potential

The movie had potential, I'll give it that. The idea of new godly threats is intriguing.

But the execution… sadly, it fell flat. A wasted opportunity.

Sin #7: The Overall Feeling

The biggest sin of Cursed By Light? It just doesn't feel like Seven Deadly Sins. It's a spectacle but missing the spark of the main series.

The characters are there. But the heart? I don't know...

Ultimately, it felt like fanfiction. Really good fanfiction, but fanfiction nonetheless. Don't @ me.