Platinum End Episode 7 was as middle-of-the-road as you can get. Some great music and action were followed by awful character scenes as the show can't seem to write interesting characters.
Platinum End Episode 6 was awful and unashamedly so. If it looks like a bad show, feels like a bad show, and moves around like a bad show, it might just be a bad show.
Platinum End Episode 5 was almost a monumentally dumb disaster before starting a fresh story with new characters to save the episode. It ended up turning into a pretty interesting watch.
Platinum End Episode 4 was the best in the series so far and made the best use of its theme and characters that it possibly could. I like this series, and I don't care if you disagree.
Platinum End Episode 3 stumbled in its latest offering and struggled to put its best foot forward. It still landed fine and without much loss, other than the main character's dignity.
Platinum End Episode 2 was a worthy follow-up to the first episode and continued to build upon various things that the earlier episode promised. Don't write this show off yet.
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