[spoiler]:why did everyone lose their memory at the end?
I guess it wouldn't make sense for them to keep their memories. They were in the liminal space between life and death, what happened there should not be remembered if they choose to continue living
Im on episode 5 and find it pretty boring atm tbh 🥲 I liked season 1 (8/10) but this feels like a 7/10. Its…
I love Chishiya, he was the only reason i thought this was interesting. Also I actually found Akane interesting too, she was definitely a mean girl irl, but dang I was impressed with her strong as hell will to live
Frankly, I find it hard to believe Akane managed to survive having that many rounds of bullets shot right through her, but I guess she has plot armour and is a very very resilient person
So essentially, they got pulled to the liminal space between life and death after the meteorite explosion, and whoever survives the games chooses whether to live in the borderland or go back to reality without their memories of the games. So are all the game makers all initially players who had died in real life? Who even started all these games in the first place?
It's basically a recap of everything, but I do think it was necessary cuz that ep11 was nowhere near enough closure, besides, I need actual confirmation
I wonder if people really find this drama great or they just caught in Dean x Iwata bromance because I just finished…
This definitely isn't the best Sherlock interpretation, but I feel like no matter how badly they do it I will always love it just for Sherlock's character haha
Loving it so far, the whole writing on the camera lens as an intro is so cool, and I love all the dramatic violin scenes haha, and Fujioka is seriously good looking as Sherlock
Thank god for that special, cuz that ending in ep11 was not it. The whole Moriya thing was really anticlimactic lmao, and I didn't really understand the whole jumping into the river together thing
There's something I've just got to know, does Fujioka actually know how to play the violin? Cuz if he doesn't, he's damn good at acting like he does, and this is coming from a violinist
Soooooo I'm a huge BL fan but very inexperienced with GL, only read one manhwa which got discontinued and watched one GL-bait kdrama. Anyone care to tell me if this is a good start for me?
Very well titled hahaha I cracked up seeing that, as an omegaverse lover I absolutely adored this show (with all its grey areas and red flags), it may not be perfect, but it's fabulous. But I so so wish we had more time for WL and GT, they did not give me the closure i needed TT
So essentially, they got pulled to the liminal space between life and death after the meteorite explosion, and whoever survives the games chooses whether to live in the borderland or go back to reality without their memories of the games. So are all the game makers all initially players who had died in real life? Who even started all these games in the first place?
Thank god for that special, cuz that ending in ep11 was not it. The whole Moriya thing was really anticlimactic lmao, and I didn't really understand the whole jumping into the river together thing
Never mind i'm convinced he does know