The moment Carol Malus Dienheim appears, GX stops pretending to be a normal magical girl show and commits fully to the absurdity, turning alchemy and girls singing into violence that breaks conventional animation limits. Hibiki and Tsubasa finally confront what their powers cost them as people, not just heroes, and the show earns the right to make you care about their trauma because it's been building since season one. Episode 6 alone justifies the entire season: pure spectacle that proves Symphogear knows exactly what it is and has no interest in restraint.
After the events of the previous season, Hibiki Tachibana, Tsubasa Kazanari and Chris Yukine keep serving under Genjuurou Kazanari, while Maria Cadenzavna Eve, Kirika Akatsuki and Shirabe Tsukuyomi are placed in protective custody. With peace back, all of them settle into ordinary routines. That calm breaks when the alchemist Carol Malus Dienheim appears with her subordinates, the Autoscorers. Wielding a strange magical power, Carol aims to bring about the apocalypse and destroy the world, and she will give up anything to get there. The six Symphogear wielders have to rise against this new enemy to protect what matters to them. The third season of the musical action series, it keeps its signature battles in which the heroines sing as they fight.
Streaming Symphogear GX legally, as of the last catalog refresh. Availability changes by region.
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