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Both are mind games where the protagonist has to win against a lot of people.
In "Liar game" the main character has a person to trust while in "Kakegurui" everyone is working on their own.
Recommended by KpopFreak9922 - Nov 23, 2019
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Both are psychological japanese movies with smart male leads that can solve all the mysteries.
Liar game is a franchise about mind games with money as the objective, while 12 suicidal children is about solving a mystery while in a life or death situation.
Both make you think very hard in order to find the answer.
Both are very impactful.
The last stage is a lot more like "Kakegurui" and less like "12 suicidal children" but it still fits that type of feeling.
Recommended by KpopFreak9922 - Nov 23, 2019
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Both are psychological japanese movies with smart male leads that can solve all the mysteries.
Liar game is a franchise about mind games with money as the objective, while 12 suicidal children is about solving a mystery while in a life or death situation.
Both make you think very hard in order to find the answer.
Both are very impactful.
In the second season the games are more intense and come closer to the mind games in "12 suicidal children".
Recommended by KpopFreak9922 - Nov 23, 2019
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Both are psychological and make you think outside the box while in a life or death situation.
Both have a male lead that can solve the crime (L and number 5).
Both have life as a tool and not as something given. Kira plays with people's lives while the 12 teens that are in "12 suicidal children" want to give their lives away.
Recommended by KpopFreak9922 - Nov 23, 2019
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Both are psychological and make you think outside the box while in a life or death situation.
Both have a male lead that can solve the crime (L and number 5).
Both have life as a tool and not as something given. Kira plays with people's lives while the 12 teens that are in "12 suicidal children" want to give their lives away.
Recommended by KpopFreak9922 - Nov 23, 2019
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Both are psychological and make you think outside the box while in a life or death situation.
Both have a male lead that can solve the crime (L and number 5).
Both have life as a tool and not as something given. Kira plays with people's lives while the 12 teens that are in "12 suicidal children" want to give their lives away.
Recommended by KpopFreak9922 - Nov 23, 2019
If you liked
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Both are psychological japanese movies with smart male leads that can solve all the mysteries.
Liar game is a franchise about mind games with money as the objective, while 12 suicidal children is about solving a mystery while in a life or death situation.
Both make you think very hard in order to find the answer.
Both are very impactful.
Recommended by KpopFreak9922 - Nov 23, 2019
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Sexy Fls
older woman
fashionable leads
the closet in room 13 is like the vampire's room( lol)
both fls have drinking problems

Recommended by Lustdrama - Nov 22, 2019
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Heavy on the bromance and just so good and melodramatic. The chemistry between the leads is excellent
Recommended by Incognito - Nov 22, 2019
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Both beautiful films about people who have their own moral code and the gritty reality of their existence. Both are just perfect in my opinion.
Recommended by Incognito - Nov 22, 2019
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Both films are about criminals and gray characters with heavy bromance but Zebra is extremely dark and violent, downright off putting in its violence (which I LOVED lol) and Wilderness is somewhat tamer.
Recommended by Incognito - Nov 22, 2019
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Again, the relationships between the characters is similar and both deliver the same punch of gritty darkness though Grasshopper can be a little more violent and gory.
Recommended by Incognito - Nov 22, 2019
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I kept thinking about Double Mints when I was watching this. The same brilliantly executed desperation and melodrama that's the beauty of both films while being intense and jarringly violent. The relationship Shinji (Suda Masaki) has with Barikan (Yang Ik Jun) or with his ex gangster boss had the same undertones of Fuchikami Yasushi and Tanaka Shunsuke's relationships in Double Mints.
Recommended by Incognito - Nov 22, 2019
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Both have male leads who don't want to get involved with the female lead in the beginning but are curious about her. In both dramas, the female lead keeps on getting into trouble but both are smart and strong, but she ends up dragging the male lead around with her.
I watched Who Are You? soon after Catch The Ghost had started airing and to be honest both have similar mystery and comedic vibes. But I feel the chemistry between the leads in Catch The Ghost is much better since its a tagged romance drama which is not in case of Who Are You?
Anyhow, if u like Catch the Ghost , I recommend Who Are You?
Recommended by anonymous2615 - Nov 22, 2019
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Subtle conflict, Beautiful cinematography make romantic feeling throughout watching the movie, day to day couple conflict, like watching couple in real life, character growth
Recommended by junah - Nov 22, 2019