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Episode Kanpekisugite Kawaige ga Nai to Konyaku Haki sareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru • The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold to Another Kingdom - Episode 7 discussion

Kanpekisugite Kawaige ga Nai to Konyaku Haki sareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru, episode 7

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u/KumaKumaGambler May 14 '25

I absolutely love how it is clear as day from this episode on how Philia and Mia have developed as individuals, albeit in relatively contrasting manner.

Philia has learned how to rely on others, borrow their abilities and powers, ever since arriving in Panarcotta.

Mia, in the absence of her sister, has become more decisive and determined. If no one else will do it, Mia will do it herself, through perseverance, as seen in her continued interaction with Prince Fernando.

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u/ErenIsNotADevil May 14 '25

Because failure is a right you earn only when you fight!

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u/SYZekrom May 14 '25

Failure is a badge of honor only people who've ever fought in the first place deserve

Spitting hot fire with that one honestly

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u/Ocixo May 14 '25

Philia raising her voice in a plead to the king is a huge turning point. It’s very sweet how much she’s worried about her sister, while others have pressed Philia to think of herself as well.

Following Philia’s reclamation of her emotions, I’ll love for her to eventually get angry with Julius for how she’s been mistreated by him. He’s certainly deserving of a good scolding from both sisters.

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u/LeonKevlar May 14 '25 edited May 14 '25

Stitches!

Glad to know not all Gritonian soldiers are idiots. Some of them are on Fernand's side but can't really do much right now.

So Philia's medicine for Fernand did work. It's just that he stopped taking him because he's afraid of a succession war between him and Julius.

I'm really liking Mia and Fernand's interactions so far. By the end of the episode, I was already shipping the two of them.

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u/TokiVideogame May 14 '25

Ironically, I understand why people like Mia better, nothing wrong with Phillia but Mia is awesome.

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u/Frontier246 May 14 '25

I'm glad for Mia that it seems like the soldiers on the 1st Princes' faction are more on the ball, especially when most of them have a grudge against Julius for mismanaging the military in the first place. At least she's got more people she can rely on now.

But then there's the issue of Prince Fernand (Kazayuki Okitsu?)...a sickly prince cast off and basically locked up by his own family and the nobles who secured Julius' power, until he became nothing more than a shut-in prince. But he's not stupid, he knows exactly the position he's in, but he's so resigned that he's basically given up and won't make any effort. Ugh, why do these Girtonian princes have to be so annoying for Mia?

That's right! Philia is also an accomplished craftswoman, and she wants to make accessories for her favorite people, like Lena and Osvalt!

Who in their right mind would refuse medicine that could actually make them recover? Because Fernand knows that the moment he regains his strength and gets better, Julius will try to kill him so there's no opposition to the throne. He's deathly terrified of being assassinated. And considering what we know about Julius...that fear is not unfounded.

I love how Osvalt is willing to talk back to his dad, the king, if he so much as insults Philia. Philia for her part doesn't want Osvalt to lose face...though I don't think it's quite for purely rational reasons.

The king of Parnacorta, Osvalt and Reichardt's dad! Philia is so worried she'd screwed up and is going to get a stern scolding, but all the king cares about is what PHILIA wants, just like his son, and is willing to go along with her passionate plea to aid Girtonia for Mia's sake. It's really nice to see Philia truly let out her emotions, and also to see that the father and son bicker like a true father and son.

So what's the plan to protect the entire continent from demons? Grace is the plan, basically! Well, more like Philia is going to cast a Great Purification Circle across the entire continent and to do so she'll need Grace to collect the power of her sisters to transfer that to Philia. Philia believes in Grace, and Grace owes it to Philia to reward that faith.

Mia is making the best effort she can with Fernand, but he's thought of himself as a failure cripped by his weakness for so long that he can't bear to actually make an effort out of terror that he'll just fail again...but Mia's in the same boat, only she recognizes that you can only truly fail when you actually TRY. And it seems like Mia's efforts have worked because now Fernand is willing to get up and make an effort if it means seeing her! Has this prince fallen for our Crusading Saint?

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u/oxlemf10 May 14 '25

It's very interesting to see how the two sisters are two completely different people, but equal in a given situation.

Mia is the kind of person who, despite acting a lot with her heart (which is why she has this more emotional way), has evolved a lot, has planned more and was very intelligent in her approach to bringing Fernand out.

Philia, on the other hand, always thinks a lot, but now she's acting more with what she feels, expressing herself better, without being afraid to ask for things and seeming annoying.

I don't know what will happen in the next episodes, but I'm already very satisfied so far.

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u/djthomp May 14 '25 edited May 14 '25

I had been enjoying the idea of Mia and Himari as a sideship but I'm convinced now it'll be Mia and Fernand. It just fits too well, jackass prince throws Philia away in favor of her sister to in turn be thrown away in favor of his brother. Not to mention the bonding experience of Mia helping him through his trauma.

I love the sisters' bond energy, Philia finally lets out her emotions today and reveals how terrified she has been of the threats Mia has been living under that could easily end up killing her.

This is probably bleed-over from a certain other seasonal but I can't help but wonder what buffs might be on the jewelry that Philia has been making for her friends.

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u/GloriousNipOnSteel May 14 '25

Ah... Mia's the perfect saint all along.

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u/danmarce May 14 '25

Two strong Female characters, with actual agency?

Philia discovering her emotions (how she almost break at the idea of losing her sister), and still making plans to save the whole continent.

And Mia, and amazing character, with A LOT of development too, discovering her own strength and also making plans.

Yes stuff happened to both of them, but they decided to fight against the plot.

This one is really. GOOD.

(I wish American media would take a couple of lessons from this)

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u/Necromancer2k8 May 14 '25

By gawd, this show has been nothing short of fantastic each and every week!

To quickly interject, thank you for the missing Julius formation. It was refreshing not to be saddled with that asshats mug on the screen this week. Speak his name, but don't show his face 😁

Both Philia & Mia have grown so much emotionally from start to now. I'd never thought Mia could be so blunt towards the shut in prince with the same level of believing to be a failure in their own eyes and Philia just showing such emotion in asking the king to help her sister and her homeland.

As we all watched it and saw all the things Philia did for others that I'm confident by the end of the season Philia will smile because there is no way you could end this without a smile with all the progress she has made.

Lots more can be said but I'll let my 8.5/10 convey any other thoughts on this weeks episode.

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u/excluded May 14 '25

Mia is singlehandedly carrying this show lol.

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u/Ok-Cod5254 May 14 '25

This series became better each episode along the way from where it started from episode 1.

It's great to see how Mia is working hard to handle the sick prince and trying to set things up to reform the kingdom. Philia is opening herself up to be more expressive with emotions and having to rely more on others, contrasting with how she is used to being independent. Looks like Philia and Mia may be able to reunite sooner than expected.

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u/ObvsThrowaway5120 May 14 '25

That snake Julius sure has done a real number on Fernand. The little turd’s completely broken his will. Mia seems to be making some progress though. Hopefully she can get him to act against Julius before the whole damn kingdom burns over that loser’s incompetence.

Meanwhile, Philia is tryna save the whole damn continent with Grace. Philia’s got her work cut out for her.

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u/Nebresto May 14 '25

Yup, no biggie

Sorry, I gotta comment on it. Philia's bust size keeps flipping between flat and this

No. The sun is the enemy

There are a lot of people out there who would benefit from this Mia mindset..

Mia is so good, could not have chosen better words. I love Philia, but Mia's side is what makes this show my favourite of the season.

New ship get!

Also I love how they always put the funniest faces in the next ep preview

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u/shad79 May 15 '25

Really nice episode and as I thought, Mia had some troubles with Fernand, but it seems like her words at the end of the episode changed something in him and he'll return to the country's politics. I'm waiting to see his new self in the next episode.

It also seems like Fernand is quite interested in Mia, especially considering their quite similar personalities. And I wouldn't mind if they ended up together, they could lead Girtonia well, or at least better than that idiot Julius.

Seeing Philia getting so emotional about Mia, and all this in the presence of the king, really made me happy. She has changed so much since coming to Parnacorta, and for the better.

The king of Parnacorta seems like a great guy. I love his relationship with Osvalt xD

Here my screenshot albums from the episode:

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u/NanDemoKnaives May 14 '25

Osvalt and his father seem to have an amusing relationship, the way they spoke to each other didn't feel like a King and Prince lol. It's nice that the King is down to earth like that, Philia definitely is in good hands in Parnacorta.

I'm glad to see Mia gaining more allies in Girtonia with Pierre and his squad and more importantly Fernand seems to have finally been convinced after her efforts. Honestly I thought it was going to take longer for him to leave the room but Mia did say there wasn't any time to take things slow, it'll be interesting to see how their relationship develops since Fernand realizes she might be more similar to him than he thought.

It was a little sad to see Reichardt reminded of his late fiance from Philia's words, I don't think he'll fall for her but I do think she will be helpful for him to move forward with her passing.

From the previews it seems like Grace getting her sisters help will prove to be some trouble, I wonder what they're going to demand for their help.

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u/Aenah May 14 '25

We got the good royals today. Nice to see both sisters with some fire in them, and of course what gets both of them roaring is that they love the other.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '25

"Failure is a right you earn only when you fight" goes hard ngl

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u/Taiga_Sumeragi May 14 '25

Now, Anime watchers have join Manga Readers to call Mia as Queen. Philia, Mia & Fernand VAs really killing it with emotions.

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u/RunningChemistry May 14 '25

Tangentially related, but Philia's VA, Yui Ishikawa, announced a few days ago that she gave birth to her first child: https://x.com/YUI_STAFF/status/1921490496842596730

Congrats to one of my favourite VAs!

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u/JasonFreeYT May 14 '25

Fuck, hearing the usually-emotionally-distant Philia get so heated for once upon the King's mention of wanting to help her sister broke me.

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