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Liar Game Episode 11: Contraband Game

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Liar Game Episode 11: Contraband Game

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 10 Next: EP 12 →

OSHIMETER

8.1

15 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

New game! This is hard to follow, but the episode has intense tension from the middle onwards.
Make me excited about the game.

Overall — tension, unexpected twists, 10/10.

Yak, seperti biasa, otak saya tak mampu menangkap informasi peraturan Liar Game secara utuh, tapi saya nggak sabar liat kecerdasan Akiyama dan kepolosan Nao. Dan kejahatan Fukunaga tentunya. Keliatannya bakal seru game ketiga ini.

Un episodio en el cual nos introducen a uno de los villanos, tiene un buen diseño y transmite un aura amenazante. Además se nota una mejora visual y en la animación durante el episodio. Me gusta cómo ahora a Nao se le nota más confiada y decidida, espero que se mantenga así y no vuelva a tropezar, otra vez.

I liked this episode despite it focusing more on explaining the details of the game. Nao looked much better here compared to the previous episode. I'm loving her character development! Things still look interesting to me, so I can't wait to watch the next episode.

It was a good setup for the next episode. This one focused more on explaining the game. It was a little complicated to follow, but it still managed to create intrigue. It was still an enjoyable watch.

Dialogue-driven episode that mostly focused on explaining the game. I loved the flow, but it was a little too much information for me, lol. Anyway, it still built up some anticipation for the next episode.

I still cannot get over Akiyama catching Nao just by the sound of the briefcase hitting the table and his logic about doubt being the only way to really understand someone actually made so much sense

the stakes for this third round are actually terrifying because 400 million yen is enough to ruin your entire life and Nao looked like she was about to pass out when the math finally hit her

The debut of Nearco and that purple suit brings a strange energy to the terminal, and it makes the 400 million yen debt feel even more terrifying. This airport setting is the perfect ghost town for this

Akiyama guessing that one million yen just by the sound of the briefcase was incredible. The way the sound design highlighted that subtle weight shift really sold his level of focus during the practice run

gisell_ghoul_485

Akiyama telling Nao that trusting is actually being indifferent was a total reality check for her. I really felt that moment in the restaurant and the way his eyes looked so intense made the scene hit harder

simon_the_digger_185

I had to pause and rewatch the part where Leronira explained the indemnity rules because my brain was spinning. This smuggling game is way more complicated than the last rounds and it makes the atmosphere so much more tense

jorogumo_jester_58

The animation jump in this episode is so obvious because even the way the coffee looked in the restaurant was smooth. Seeing those nine guys show up for the night country team makes the stakes feel massive

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off the conclusion of the revival round, Episode 11 marks a structural turning point in the season, transitioning players — and viewers — into an entirely new rule set with the 'Smuggling Game.' This shift resets the psychological playing field while raising the strategic stakes, building toward the intensified confrontations that will define the season's final stretch.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off the conclusion of the revival round, Episode 11 marks a structural turning point in the season, transitioning players — and viewers — into an entirely new rule set with the 'Smuggling Game.' This shift resets the psychological playing field while raising the strategic stakes, building toward the intensified confrontations that will define the season's final stretch.

QUICK TAKES

New game! This is hard to follow, but the episode has intense tension from the middle onwards.
Make me excited about the game.

Overall — tension, unexpected twists, 10/10.

Yak, seperti biasa, otak saya tak mampu menangkap informasi peraturan Liar Game secara utuh, tapi saya nggak sabar liat kecerdasan Akiyama dan kepolosan Nao. Dan kejahatan Fukunaga tentunya. Keliatannya bakal seru game ketiga ini.

Un episodio en el cual nos introducen a uno de los villanos, tiene un buen diseño y transmite un aura amenazante. Además se nota una mejora visual y en la animación durante el episodio. Me gusta cómo ahora a Nao se le nota más confiada y decidida, espero que se mantenga así y no vuelva a tropezar, otra vez.

I liked this episode despite it focusing more on explaining the details of the game. Nao looked much better here compared to the previous episode. I'm loving her character development! Things still look interesting to me, so I can't wait to watch the next episode.

It was a good setup for the next episode. This one focused more on explaining the game. It was a little complicated to follow, but it still managed to create intrigue. It was still an enjoyable watch.

Dialogue-driven episode that mostly focused on explaining the game. I loved the flow, but it was a little too much information for me, lol. Anyway, it still built up some anticipation for the next episode.

I still cannot get over Akiyama catching Nao just by the sound of the briefcase hitting the table and his logic about doubt being the only way to really understand someone actually made so much sense

the stakes for this third round are actually terrifying because 400 million yen is enough to ruin your entire life and Nao looked like she was about to pass out when the math finally hit her

The debut of Nearco and that purple suit brings a strange energy to the terminal, and it makes the 400 million yen debt feel even more terrifying. This airport setting is the perfect ghost town for this

Akiyama guessing that one million yen just by the sound of the briefcase was incredible. The way the sound design highlighted that subtle weight shift really sold his level of focus during the practice run

gisell_ghoul_485

Akiyama telling Nao that trusting is actually being indifferent was a total reality check for her. I really felt that moment in the restaurant and the way his eyes looked so intense made the scene hit harder

simon_the_digger_185

I had to pause and rewatch the part where Leronira explained the indemnity rules because my brain was spinning. This smuggling game is way more complicated than the last rounds and it makes the atmosphere so much more tense

jorogumo_jester_58

The animation jump in this episode is so obvious because even the way the coffee looked in the restaurant was smooth. Seeing those nine guys show up for the night country team makes the stakes feel massive

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©Kaitani Shinobu Products/Shueisha, LIAR GAME Committee

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com