Episode 7
Mebuki's reliance on luck fuels her growing anxiety, while Kurumi remains calm and collected... This contrast, paired with the dark atmosphere, keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
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Mebuki-chan’s downfall arc is in full swing. She’s being tossed around by Moichiko’s lies and ignoring Yasuko’s advice—it’s basically a straight-up Liar Game scenario. In FX, not having enough knowledge means you end up relying solely on luck, which is honestly the scariest part of the world. Kurumi-chan is winning, so she’s chill, but Mebuki has started envying others’ success and leaning heavily on luck... She’s charging headfirst down the path of a flawed FX warrior, making us worry for her. The scenery feels like it’s being swallowed by darkness, and with that evil-sounding humming, the heavy atmosphere lasted the whole episode. I kept wondering why she consults that demon instead of just relying on Senpai Kurumi, who’s still riding the protagonist buff. The end card features Mashiro from Masakazu Igarashi’s *Recently, These Detectives* delivering justice to FX from above. Seeing her smash down on the trading screen with a mighty punch made me chuckle. And that post with "Investment is your own responsibility" repeated five times? Having it drag on like that actually makes you steel your resolve.
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