The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt Episode 4: It Takes Two to Tango
Manga volume 7-8
Oshimeter
6 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS

The mind games in this episode were quite something. It's a must-watch for people who enjoy strategy talks, but also a good watch for casual watchers curious about it. This is also important for the plot, so it's a given to not skip it. That said, I find the strategies and political nuances in Wein and Lowa's conversation to be quite fascinating. It's subtle, but I see parallels to it in our modern world. Though, if I'm being honest, I'm rewatching it now purely to see Ninym again, lol.

This episode felt like pure mind games and I loved every second of it. The back-and-forth between Wein and Lowa was so sharp, with both constantly trying to stay one step ahead. Gerard also brought a chaotic energy that made things even more unpredictable. Tense, clever, and weirdly fun to watch.

The chemistry between Wein and Ninym sure is great, but adding Lowa into that and we have an entirely unpredictable dynamic. God, I love the character writing in this show so much, plently of subtle nuances with meaningful interpretation. The title "It takes two to tango" literally can be used to summarize this episode.



