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Yumeko Jabami, a seemingly naive and beautiful transfer student, is ready to try her hand at Hyakkaou's special curriculum. Unlike the rest, she doesn't play to win, but for the thrill of the gamble, and her borderline insane way of gambling might just bring too many new cards to the table.
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More charactersCharacters & Voice Actors Jabami, Yumeko Main Hayami, Saori
Japanese Saotome, Mary Main Tanaka, Minami
Japanese Suzui, Ryouta Main Tokutake, Tatsuya
Japanese Ikishima, Midari Supporting Ise, Mariya
Japanese Momobami, Kirari Supporting Sawashiro, Miyuki
Japanese Yomozuki, Runa Supporting Udono, Mayu
Japanese Momobami, Ririka Supporting Sawashiro, Miyuki
Japanese Yumemite, Yumemi Supporting Serizawa, Yuu
Japanese Sumeragi, Itsuki Supporting Wakai, Yuuki
Japanese Manyuda, Kaede Supporting Sugita, Tomokazu
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More staff Staff Komatsu, Shouta Producer Momoda, Hideo Producer Murakami, Takashi Producer Kamiji, Tomoyo Producer
Edit Opening Theme Preview Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Youtube Music "Deal with the devil" by Tia Edit Ending Theme 1: "LAYon-theLINE" by D-selections (eps 1-8, 10-12) 2: "Koi no Russian Roulette (恋のロシアンルーレット)" by Yumemi Yumemite (Yuu Serizawa) & Yumeko Jabami (Saori Hayami) (eps 9)
Reviews Write review 174 Recommended 59 Mixed Feelings 68 Not Recommended All reviews (301) Feb 4, 2024 henrydotwav Recommended (ENG vers. )
Ahh, what would be better than watching hot, insane women gambling to the point of madness? Everything here is simply iconic and very interesting, and to be honest, I didn't care much about this anime and had no intention of watching it, but after I saw a tiktok
viralized to the extreme of a person cosplaying the characters, I I was really enchanted by the design of all the characters, and that's when I entered this well of madness.
The direction is impeccable, and this makes each of the bets have their own special shine. The soundtrack, the framing, the animation, and even all the . exaggeration in the characters' expressions and reactions make the bets extremely intriguing to watch, even if the viewer has a minimal idea of who will probably be the winner, but this It doesn't affect the experience in the slightest, as the most interesting part is understanding the dynamics of the games and discovering how a mind-boggling cheat is being carried out in the middle of the game.
But that’s enough about Death Note, for now, we can talk about that anime another day.
Code Geass is full of awesome mech fights that’ll keep you on the
edge of your seat, but they aren’t even the main focus of the show! Half of the runtime is spent getting to know
Lelouch as a character, as well as his motives for his rebellion. He’s quite a complex character, but I find him quite relatable at times, even if he has supernatural powers. Going back to the Death Note comparison, I feel like Lelouch is more likeable than Light Yagami. With Lelouch, it feels like he has some level of compassion (especially for his sister Nunally), whereas Light tends to be more self-centred. Lelouch is the most interesting character in the show, right next to Suzaku Kururugi, who seems to be “close friends” with Lelouch.
The accused murderer of these kids was 23 year old Jun Shiratori or known to the children simply as Yuuki due to his courageous nature. He was a person who would always approach the lone students around his house, which already raises a giant red flag. However, Satoru always remembered Yuuki to be a kindhearted and happy guy who would never commit a crime.
So obviously the show's primary element is mystery, which I have mixed feelings about. If the mystery is done well it can really lead to a great series, but that usually isn't very
easy to pull off and more often that not it just falls flat. The worst mistake a mystery series can make in my eyes is when it raises so many questions but in the end fails to answer them, or maybe just leave it off at a cliffhanger like Rokka no Yuusha. Erased done well in that aspect, seeing as it didn't raise that many questions to begin with. See, what I think is the main problem in Erased's mystery department is the amount of suspects it brings up, or lack thereof. 4 episodes in I was pretty confident in my guess on who the killer was as it was so easy to trace back once you actually think about it. I would of been surprised if my guess was wrong to be totally honest, and that's not because I'm some sort of super-genius.
I
seem to have a very obvious bias when it comes to works done by A-1 Pictures.
