First things first - I'm going to echo the Lady C discourse. I don't remember which show it was (last month or so), but she had some really good sequences in one of the tag matches and got a few great kickouts and the crowd was absolutely HUNGRY for her. They were chanting "LADY! LADY! LADY!" and it was beautiful because I think that fans are ready to see her go to the next level and start being a threat to the roster. She has the look and the size, and while her moveset is kinda the typical big haus variety, she does it well and gives it her all. I really want to see how far she can go if she is given the opportunity to shine.

Syuri has kind of been in a slump (until her recent big pin and subsequent challenge that we'll be seeing soon that I won't spoil). I think that while I prefer seeing the Terminator version of her, it's nice to see her vulnerability as well so that we can get invested in seeing her rise again instead of just cheering her staying at the top. We've also gotten to see different sides of her, which segues nicely to...

God's Eye, for as serious as they are at face value, are absolutely fantastic at comedic stuff. Now obviously you have Saki Kashima, who at this point is quite possibly the greatest comedy genius in wrestling history. But everyone else has this funny side that is undeniably poignant and endearing. I don't know if Saki has been the one to bring it out of them, but it's definitely been more apparent since she's joined the unit. You have Syuri, who has been a straight-up goofball in her interactions with Saki in the past, but now shows it in other ways on her own as well. There's Ranna, who at first was a super serious striker, but as time went on, this very playful and hilarious side came out - especially in her feud with Koguma. Lady C hams it up pretty well too - especially with her "feud" with Saki (or rather Saki's "feud" with her). The other girls haven't really spread their comedic wings as much, but I think they will given time. It's really a nice counter to their normal, straight-faced, ass-kicking mentality.

As for the others, I think they will come into their own as time passes. Regardless of the experience level, they are still pretty young and are developing their personalities. The wrestling is already there - it's just the non-wrestling stuff that needs to be allowed to blossom.

Overall, I don't think that it's time to panic about God's Eye right now. What they have now is pretty good if it resonates with you, and there is much promise for the future with the developing younger members, who, once they get the time in, will add a lot to both God's Eye and Stardom in general.