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Yokoya's clever control and Akiyama's flustered expression are just too good! You can also feel the sense of chaos and the hint of Naoko's betrayal.
Yokoya's smarts might be a bit annoying, but his vote-gathering strategy is really impressive. It's also cool to see him forcing a devil's deal even when he's vulnerable, and Naoko rising to become the boss of the Land of the Morning. As Akiyama and Naoko win over "trust," the gap between them and Yokoya, who is "dominating," really highlights the essence of the Liar Game. The OP and ED songs fit the mood perfectly, and I'm getting more into the game's evolving meaning. I can't look away from the second half, and I'm excited to see what more bluffs and betrayals are in store!



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