Ep 7. Human or God

In Luck & Logic season 1 episode 7, titled "Human or God," the story continues with Athena, the goddess of war, having gathered the Logicalists together to fight against the Foreigners. The Foreigners have been attacking Luck world, and the Logicalists are entrusted with the responsibility to protect the world from these attacks. In this episode, the main focus is on the character of Tsurugi Yoshichika, who faces a dilemma that could potentially affect his humanity.

The episode begins with Athena providing the Logicalists with information on the Foreigners' leaders and their location. She also reveals that they may encounter a god who has sided with the Foreigners. This information spurs the Logicalists into action to stop the Foreigners and their leader. However, while planning for the mission, Tsurugi grows increasingly worried that he may be becoming less human and more like a god due to his powers as a Logicalist.

This fear of losing his humanity stems from a past encounter with a girl who also possessed logical powers. Her powers consumed her so much that she no longer felt attached to the human world, leading her to willingly become a god. He doesn't want to go down the same path and lose his connection to humanity, and this fear causes him to hesitate during the mission.

As Tsurugi and his fellow Logicalists move forward with the mission to stop the Foreigners and the god that sided with them, Tsurugi's fears intensify. He begins to question whether he should even be fighting alongside the others. Meanwhile, his companions are struggling to fight off the enemies, and the situation seems dire.

The question of what it means to be human and the dangers of giving oneself up to become divine is a central theme in the episode. The emotions of the characters are portrayed realistically, showing the struggle that Tsurugi and his friends face as they try to navigate their changing identities as Logicalists.

The episode also showcases some intense action scenes as the Logicalists battle against the Foreigners and their leader. The fight scenes are well-animated and engaging, keeping the viewer on the edge of their seat throughout the episode.

Ultimately, Tsurugi must confront his fears and overcome them to protect the world and his friends. In doing so, he affirms his humanity and reminds the viewer that it's important to hold onto our connections with others and the world around us, even in the face of power and glory.

Overall, "Human or God" is an exciting and emotional episode that explores important themes while also delivering on the action and spectacle that fans of the series have come to expect.