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Liar Game Episode 3: Resolution

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 2 Next: EP 4 →

OSHIMETER

8.6

23 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

READTHROUGH

Contains spoilers • 10 scenes • 3 min read

QUICK TAKES

Dude, why? She is stupid, but if not, how will the series go on?
The ending is kind of annoying.

Overall — well played, 7/10.

akiyama is the real goat, scrap nao's character atp LMAO

Haha, this episode was absolutely satisfying to watch. Akiyama’s plan and the way everything unfolded might not be 100% realistic, but it still makes sense. It’s also a really good demonstration of how scammers can use psychological tricks to manipulate and fool people. As for Nao, I honestly feel like people like her can only exist in anime, and I do hope she becomes wiser or at least more tolerable for me to continue enjoying this anime.

Un episodio que avanza a un ritmo algo rápido y no te deja procesar el impacto emocional que provocó el plan de Akiyama, pero igualmente se siente emocionante y tenso, con una banda sonora espectacular.

Saya tidak pernah sejengkel ini dengan main character. Orang paling sok benar, sok baik, sok kuat, padahal taunya cuma mengeluh dan menangis. Nao semoga kau kalah. Agak kurang nyaman dengan deduksi yang dijelaskan terang-terangan.

Amazing pick up from last time as Akiyama puts on displays just why he is the best con man in the world. The introduction of the second stage really showcases just how high the stakes are early on. Intrigued to see how they continue the mind games as Minority Rules is a dope concept itself to start the second round

This was a great episode that sets up something highly anticipated in the next one. Nao and Akiyama’s personalities completely clash, yet they work surprisingly well together. Nao can be annoying, but with Akiyama around, it feels like they’ll somehow pull through.

Nao was definitely frustrating in this episode, lol. I kinda get her, but in a way that just makes you want to pull your hair out. Her decisions were so stressful to watch. But that didn't mean that this episode wasn't great. Because it was!

Akiyama was really impressive in this episode. He was definitely living up to being a legendary con artist. I love how his skills were showcased here. This episode gave high hopes that the next one would definitely something to look forward to.

Akiyama pulling off that fake deadline and LGT official disguise was just brilliant you never see it coming.

hotaru_tomoe_371

I just can't with Nao giving Fujisawa half her winnings after all that he put her through it's so frustrating to watch.

professor_magnolia_334

My favorite part was definitely Akiyama's mind games seeing Fujisawa totally lose it was satisfying.

Seeing Fujisawa chain himself to the safe was just sad and hilarious he completely broke down

hakuda_hero_473

Nao standing up to Fujisawa at the gate was a huge moment she really changed this episode

amaterasu_angel

That ending cliffhanger got me so hyped for the Minority Rule game they really know how to build anticipation

winry_rockbell_117

I couldn't believe Akiyama played Fujisawa so hard that whole cognitive dissonance thing was wild

light_yagami_112

My heart just aches for Nao still falling for Fujisawa's cruel tricks even with Akiyama's genius

Akiyama just calmly telling Fujisawa he could open the safe anytime after that big reveal was classic

king_engine_120

The pacing felt a little fast at times but the psychological breakdown was intense and kept me hooked

jugrad_juggernaut_482

Man, this episode was just pure psychological warfare, Akiyama really knows how to mess with someone's mind. The fake fire was a genius move to pinpoint the money, and watching Fujisawa slowly lose his mind and chain himself to the safe was wild. You could practically feel his paranoia through the screen. What a setup for the next episode.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Following the setup and early chaos of the Liar Game's opening moves, 'Resolution' closes out the first round of competition and marks a turning point in how Nao and Akiyama operate within the game's ruthless framework. It bridges the raw introduction of the series with the deeper, more layered challenges ahead. Expect this episode to reframe what you think the show is building toward.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Following the setup and early chaos of the Liar Game's opening moves, 'Resolution' closes out the first round of competition and marks a turning point in how Nao and Akiyama operate within the game's ruthless framework. It bridges the raw introduction of the series with the deeper, more layered challenges ahead. Expect this episode to reframe what you think the show is building toward.

READTHROUGH

Contains spoilers • 10 scenes • 3 min read

QUICK TAKES

Dude, why? She is stupid, but if not, how will the series go on?
The ending is kind of annoying.

Overall — well played, 7/10.

akiyama is the real goat, scrap nao's character atp LMAO

Haha, this episode was absolutely satisfying to watch. Akiyama’s plan and the way everything unfolded might not be 100% realistic, but it still makes sense. It’s also a really good demonstration of how scammers can use psychological tricks to manipulate and fool people. As for Nao, I honestly feel like people like her can only exist in anime, and I do hope she becomes wiser or at least more tolerable for me to continue enjoying this anime.

Un episodio que avanza a un ritmo algo rápido y no te deja procesar el impacto emocional que provocó el plan de Akiyama, pero igualmente se siente emocionante y tenso, con una banda sonora espectacular.

Saya tidak pernah sejengkel ini dengan main character. Orang paling sok benar, sok baik, sok kuat, padahal taunya cuma mengeluh dan menangis. Nao semoga kau kalah. Agak kurang nyaman dengan deduksi yang dijelaskan terang-terangan.

Amazing pick up from last time as Akiyama puts on displays just why he is the best con man in the world. The introduction of the second stage really showcases just how high the stakes are early on. Intrigued to see how they continue the mind games as Minority Rules is a dope concept itself to start the second round

This was a great episode that sets up something highly anticipated in the next one. Nao and Akiyama’s personalities completely clash, yet they work surprisingly well together. Nao can be annoying, but with Akiyama around, it feels like they’ll somehow pull through.

Nao was definitely frustrating in this episode, lol. I kinda get her, but in a way that just makes you want to pull your hair out. Her decisions were so stressful to watch. But that didn't mean that this episode wasn't great. Because it was!

Akiyama was really impressive in this episode. He was definitely living up to being a legendary con artist. I love how his skills were showcased here. This episode gave high hopes that the next one would definitely something to look forward to.

Akiyama pulling off that fake deadline and LGT official disguise was just brilliant you never see it coming.

hotaru_tomoe_371

I just can't with Nao giving Fujisawa half her winnings after all that he put her through it's so frustrating to watch.

professor_magnolia_334

My favorite part was definitely Akiyama's mind games seeing Fujisawa totally lose it was satisfying.

Seeing Fujisawa chain himself to the safe was just sad and hilarious he completely broke down

hakuda_hero_473

Nao standing up to Fujisawa at the gate was a huge moment she really changed this episode

amaterasu_angel

That ending cliffhanger got me so hyped for the Minority Rule game they really know how to build anticipation

winry_rockbell_117

I couldn't believe Akiyama played Fujisawa so hard that whole cognitive dissonance thing was wild

light_yagami_112

My heart just aches for Nao still falling for Fujisawa's cruel tricks even with Akiyama's genius

Akiyama just calmly telling Fujisawa he could open the safe anytime after that big reveal was classic

king_engine_120

The pacing felt a little fast at times but the psychological breakdown was intense and kept me hooked

jugrad_juggernaut_482

Man, this episode was just pure psychological warfare, Akiyama really knows how to mess with someone's mind. The fake fire was a genius move to pinpoint the money, and watching Fujisawa slowly lose his mind and chain himself to the safe was wild. You could practically feel his paranoia through the screen. What a setup for the next episode.

LIVE · THE WEEKLY VERDICT

©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

©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