It's a long series but well worth the time and attention. Character animation is, in a word, superb.
It takes a while to catch on to the nuances if you have not watched Season 1 of this series. It's world-building on a grand scale, but we never lose sight of individual characters. Battles are fought with amazing weapons and technologies. Individual characters move and talk realistically. The world is thrown off balance as humans, gods, and demons hold their own ideas of justice. Some of this is just plain silly (a talking duck?) but the artwork, animation, and production values at times are stunning. 10 years after the world escaped destruction due to the revival of Bahamut, humans at the royal capital gather wealth, the demons are enslaved to assist with the capital's revival, and the gods lose their power due to a decrease in religious piety. Around her revolves an amazingly detailed, complex, and fantastic sequence of events. We follow her through the 24 episodes as she learns how to control her emotions and her transformation skills.
Into this environment emerges young Nina, a child of the remote "dragonfolk." Feisty, super-strong, impetuous - and downright cute - she struggles to control her tendency to transform into a firebreathing dragon at inopportune moments.
Violence and war now encroach on the uneasy peace. An evil thought to have been permanently imprisoned now threatens the world's stability. In a world where gods, demons, and humans live uncomfortably close together, a decade-old peace is threatened by political and personal animosities.
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