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Liar Game Episode 12: Yokoya

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Liar Game Episode 12: Yokoya

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 11 Next: EP 13 →

OSHIMETER

8.1

17 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

Wah ronde tiga ini menarik juga dan saya mulai paham dengan aturan mainnya. Kehadiran karakter Yokoya juga membuat plot semakin seru. Belum mau berspekulasi, tapi semoga Akiyama punya rencana yang bagus.

Un episodio muy completo que nos muestra despliegue estratégico de los distintos jugadores, además de darle diálogos a personajes secundarios sin depender de Akiyama. Me gusta la tensión que se crea gracias a Yokoya, y el actor de voz logra expresar su personalidad de villano a la perfección.

Nao is becoming really funny and not someone I find annoying anymore, lol. She's really amusing now. But this episode really focused on the new character, and honestly, he seems so interesting that it kept me watching until the end.

This was a really nerve-wracking episode. A little bit amusing and embarrassing at times, but still full of tension for the characters. I loved how this one progressed, and the ending made things even more interesting.

I could feel the tension in the atmosphere throughout this episode. I really liked the progress so far and how the characters coordinate with each other. Yokoya was definitely an interesting character. I'm really curious to see more of him in this game.

megurine_marvel_496

Yokoya just sitting there petting a mouse while he bankrupts people is the most villainous thing I have seen in a while, his whole vibe is just completely different from the other players

Kikuzawa suddenly winning 100 million at the very end felt super weird and suspicious especially since everyone else was getting destroyed by Yokoyas guesses

The smuggling game is getting stressful because the day side team is just falling apart and everyone is too scared to even try moving any real money anymore

Akiyama dropping his own money on the floor just to bait the other team into a reaction was such a smart move and it really showed the difference in skill

yoruichi_yukiko

I really do not believe that Yokoya is actually psychic or has clairvoyance, but the way he called out that 50 million and ten thousand yen smuggle made my skin crawl The voice acting for him is so perfect because he sounds so calm while he ruins everyone and now I am just wondering if Kikuzawa is actually helping him from the inside

That Yokoya guy is terrifying and the way he guessed the exact amount of Fukunagas smuggle was unbelievable because how does anyone even do that without some kind of trick

I was laughing so hard at Nao trying to act like her suitcase was heavy and it was so obvious she was failing that even Fukunaga had to say something about it

totally awesome

a

EPISODE CONTEXT

As the 12th and final episode, this installment closes out every major thread the series has been carefully weaving — the escalating psychological battles, the complex push-and-pull between deception and genuine connection, and the moral evolution of its key players. Everything that preceded it, from early strategic gambits to deepening character conflicts, has been building toward this confrontation. There is no next episode to set up; this is where Liar Game makes its definitive statement.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

As the 12th and final episode, this installment closes out every major thread the series has been carefully weaving — the escalating psychological battles, the complex push-and-pull between deception and genuine connection, and the moral evolution of its key players. Everything that preceded it, from early strategic gambits to deepening character conflicts, has been building toward this confrontation. There is no next episode to set up; this is where Liar Game makes its definitive statement.

QUICK TAKES

Wah ronde tiga ini menarik juga dan saya mulai paham dengan aturan mainnya. Kehadiran karakter Yokoya juga membuat plot semakin seru. Belum mau berspekulasi, tapi semoga Akiyama punya rencana yang bagus.

Un episodio muy completo que nos muestra despliegue estratégico de los distintos jugadores, además de darle diálogos a personajes secundarios sin depender de Akiyama. Me gusta la tensión que se crea gracias a Yokoya, y el actor de voz logra expresar su personalidad de villano a la perfección.

Nao is becoming really funny and not someone I find annoying anymore, lol. She's really amusing now. But this episode really focused on the new character, and honestly, he seems so interesting that it kept me watching until the end.

This was a really nerve-wracking episode. A little bit amusing and embarrassing at times, but still full of tension for the characters. I loved how this one progressed, and the ending made things even more interesting.

I could feel the tension in the atmosphere throughout this episode. I really liked the progress so far and how the characters coordinate with each other. Yokoya was definitely an interesting character. I'm really curious to see more of him in this game.

megurine_marvel_496

Yokoya just sitting there petting a mouse while he bankrupts people is the most villainous thing I have seen in a while, his whole vibe is just completely different from the other players

Kikuzawa suddenly winning 100 million at the very end felt super weird and suspicious especially since everyone else was getting destroyed by Yokoyas guesses

The smuggling game is getting stressful because the day side team is just falling apart and everyone is too scared to even try moving any real money anymore

Akiyama dropping his own money on the floor just to bait the other team into a reaction was such a smart move and it really showed the difference in skill

yoruichi_yukiko

I really do not believe that Yokoya is actually psychic or has clairvoyance, but the way he called out that 50 million and ten thousand yen smuggle made my skin crawl The voice acting for him is so perfect because he sounds so calm while he ruins everyone and now I am just wondering if Kikuzawa is actually helping him from the inside

That Yokoya guy is terrifying and the way he guessed the exact amount of Fukunagas smuggle was unbelievable because how does anyone even do that without some kind of trick

I was laughing so hard at Nao trying to act like her suitcase was heavy and it was so obvious she was failing that even Fukunaga had to say something about it

totally awesome

a

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©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