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| I was theorizing that Yokoya's rats were the ones behind the info leak, but that was wrong. He simply had another person ratting out information to him instead. I can't believe Big Dog Kikuzawa would betray the team like that... But with the "monster" description he used for his prior experience with Yokoya in highschool, i'm starting to get a picture of the motive. |
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| There you have it. We’ve got a dirty traitor who immediately bullied others once he got power, just like what was done to him. Disgusting. |
| Damn, that bastard was actually teaming up with Yoyoka because he knew him from school and used to be bullied by him... at least Akiyama found everything. |
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Reply to Uitari
since when it is allowed to restrain participants? i mean, in this case you could beat ppl up or restrain them or do any harm to make them unable to play and win whatever game it is
| @Uitari It's allowed as a part of the closed room team dynamics only (so to punish betrayers and shit performers). Yes, Contraband is that cruel as a game. Ofc it's not allowed in any other game especially using it against opponents as opposed to teammates. |
| My honesty's brutal but it's honestly futile if I don't utilize what I do though for good, at least once in a while |
| This twist was a bit straightforward. There were signs in the previous episode but this one with how Kikuzawa acted, it was even more obvious that he was probably a traitor. Some years passed since I've read manga and I forgotten most of the plottwists but mostly what surprised me is how annoying Kikuzawa was. I do not remember being this bothered by his behaviour. I get why he would take the deal despite being bullied (the initial fear + the possibility of money) but it was quite ironic how he himself was so quick to jump into the same position. I guess some people really are like that. This episode was also a shine for my beloved Nao. Really proud of her, for partially helping to solve the clairvoyance issue & for standing up to Yokoya like that. Though it was so sad that she couldn't really be acknowledged by others for her cute bear idea T_T Very excited to remind myself of what happens next! Now that Yokoya's trick was worked out, a new game of cat and mouse will start between him & Akiyama. |
| This is a game full of lousy worms. Well, that’s just how it is. Right? Cronies from completely different teams. Damn. It was good. I found it weird that no one beat him up after he apologized and confessed. |
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