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Liar Game Episode 13: Fissures

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Liar Game Episode 13: Fissures

Canon/MED

← Prev: EP 12 Next: EP 14 →

OSHIMETER

7.7

13 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

Yang aku pelajari dari Liar Game ini, jangan arogan, jangan polos juga. Benar-benar nggak kepikiran sih taktik yang ada di episode ini. Akiyama pintar sekali
Pace di episode ini bagus banget, nggak sadar satu episode udah selesai.

Un episodio tenso en el cual Akiyama hace de las suyas desmantelando una mentira y exponiendo su brillantez. Además de una buena escena entre Nao y Yokoya en la que se enfrentan ideologías diferentes.

Dang, Akiyama just made his move. I liked this episode! It wasn't boring and really kept you on your toes until the end. The tension was palpable, and the characters were portrayed so well that it made the story even more intriguing.

Dialogue-driven episode, but it had me on the edge of my seat. I loved this game so much. The mind games were portrayed really well, and honestly, it was SO interesting. Yokoya's such a good character who keeps things incredibly intriguing.

This really had me thinking A LOT, lol. So far, the Contraband Game has been really great. I liked the dialogue in this episode and how it was presented. And that cliffhanger at the end really added some depth to certain characters.

Finding out those two were high school classmates explained so much about why they were working together and it makes the whole betrayal feel even more personal

Akiyama admitting that 50 point manual was just a trick to help Eda feel confident made me smile because he really understands how to manipulate his own team for the better

izanami_illusion

Yokoya saying there are only rulers and the ruled is such a dark way to look at life but it makes him a great villain for Nao to face

bleach_bankai_459

The anime cut out some of Nao's detective work from the manga, which makes Akiyama look like he's doing everything himself even though Nao was the one who got the info.

jeremiah_gottwald_175

I couldn't stop laughing when Nao pulled that teddy bear out of the trunk because it totally ruined Yokoya's creepy vibe about having X-ray vision

professor_tomoe

I was yelling at my screen when Kikuzawa started making everyone give him massages because he is such a loser for letting a little bit of power go to his head like that. Seeing Akiyama just dismantle his whole logic while he stood there pale and shaking was the highlight for me because it proved brain beats ego every time.

gagoze_ghoul_75

Watching Kikuzawa go from demanding people call him sama to crying on the floor in a dogeza was so satisfying and he definitely deserved that after acting like a total creep

EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 13 arrives deep into the season, placing it at a point where the series' central games and character dynamics have been thoroughly established and are now pressing toward consequence. Whatever confrontations or alliances were forged in the preceding episodes are likely reaching a critical stress point here. Depending on the total episode count of this run, this episode either marks a climactic turn or sets the stage for a final reckoning — either way, it sits at a juncture where the stakes feel irreversible.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 13 arrives deep into the season, placing it at a point where the series' central games and character dynamics have been thoroughly established and are now pressing toward consequence. Whatever confrontations or alliances were forged in the preceding episodes are likely reaching a critical stress point here. Depending on the total episode count of this run, this episode either marks a climactic turn or sets the stage for a final reckoning — either way, it sits at a juncture where the stakes feel irreversible.

QUICK TAKES

Yang aku pelajari dari Liar Game ini, jangan arogan, jangan polos juga. Benar-benar nggak kepikiran sih taktik yang ada di episode ini. Akiyama pintar sekali
Pace di episode ini bagus banget, nggak sadar satu episode udah selesai.

Un episodio tenso en el cual Akiyama hace de las suyas desmantelando una mentira y exponiendo su brillantez. Además de una buena escena entre Nao y Yokoya en la que se enfrentan ideologías diferentes.

Dang, Akiyama just made his move. I liked this episode! It wasn't boring and really kept you on your toes until the end. The tension was palpable, and the characters were portrayed so well that it made the story even more intriguing.

Dialogue-driven episode, but it had me on the edge of my seat. I loved this game so much. The mind games were portrayed really well, and honestly, it was SO interesting. Yokoya's such a good character who keeps things incredibly intriguing.

This really had me thinking A LOT, lol. So far, the Contraband Game has been really great. I liked the dialogue in this episode and how it was presented. And that cliffhanger at the end really added some depth to certain characters.

Finding out those two were high school classmates explained so much about why they were working together and it makes the whole betrayal feel even more personal

Akiyama admitting that 50 point manual was just a trick to help Eda feel confident made me smile because he really understands how to manipulate his own team for the better

izanami_illusion

Yokoya saying there are only rulers and the ruled is such a dark way to look at life but it makes him a great villain for Nao to face

bleach_bankai_459

The anime cut out some of Nao's detective work from the manga, which makes Akiyama look like he's doing everything himself even though Nao was the one who got the info.

jeremiah_gottwald_175

I couldn't stop laughing when Nao pulled that teddy bear out of the trunk because it totally ruined Yokoya's creepy vibe about having X-ray vision

professor_tomoe

I was yelling at my screen when Kikuzawa started making everyone give him massages because he is such a loser for letting a little bit of power go to his head like that. Seeing Akiyama just dismantle his whole logic while he stood there pale and shaking was the highlight for me because it proved brain beats ego every time.

gagoze_ghoul_75

Watching Kikuzawa go from demanding people call him sama to crying on the floor in a dogeza was so satisfying and he definitely deserved that after acting like a total creep

LIVE · THE WEEKLY VERDICT

©Kaitani Shinobu Products/Shueisha, LIAR GAME Committee

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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

©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