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Nanoha being an absolute badass, what an insane lead up to the finale!

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Talix Rune

And here's my most rewatched clip from Strikers, Blaster 3 Divine Buster. I just love Quattro coming to the realization that she's been found, and she's not safe where she is, and Nanoha just going, "I have no time, I don't care about the AMF, I don't care about the walls, you're hurting my daughter, stop it" and just blasting through like half the ship to get to her.

DomiDsLP

The fourth and final episode storyboarded by Nanoha StrikerS Director, Keizou Kusakawa (only partially this time) and it delivered on top of being the final stacked up sakuga episode of StrikerS. Oh my god, this was so so cool...

Taper

I love Starlight Breaker. I can't remember how much detail there's been on-screen about it, but the basic idea is to condense all the leftover magical energy scattered around a battlefield into one final blast — which I've always liked as a justification for why it's a finishing move! And I love Nanoha's methodical nature here, and the callback all the way to episode 3 of the first series: if hunting through a problem yourself is going to take too long, use search magic to find the source and blast it!

StylizedPenguin

To me, this episode is tied with Episode 17 for being best episodes of Nanoha StrikerS. I really like the scene in which Nanoha affirms that Vivio is her daughter, regardless of how Vivio was created, and vows to be the best mother she can possibly be. I think a major theme that connects all Nanoha stories is familial love. Many of the characters (both protagonists and antagonists) are driven by love for their family and establish familial bonds even if they aren't blood related. The scene between Nanoha and Vivio perfectly illustrates the theme in an uplifting way.

kravelon

Yes, Vita has been incredible the whole season, great improvement for her.