Gyakkyo Burai Kaiji Ultimate Survivor■ Public MediaTV anime series ■ Original Mediacomics ■ Broadcast periodOctober 3, 2007 - April 2, 2008 Nippon Television October 2, 2007 - April 1, 2008 (Episodes 1-26) Every Tuesday 24:59-25:29 ■Broadcasting stationNTV ■Frequencieshalf an hour ■ Number of EpisodesEpisode 26 ■Original StoryNobuyuki Fukumoto (serialized in Kodansha's "Young Magazine") ■ DirectorYuzo Sato ■ ProductionAnimation production: Madhouse Production copyright: Nippon Television Network, DN Dream Partners, VAP, Madhouse ■Works©Nobuyuki Fukumoto/Kodansha, VAP, Madhouse, NTV, DN Dream Partners ■ Story A dense and profound entertainment that surpasses the masterpiece "Akagi"! ■Explanation A dense and profound entertainment that surpasses the masterpiece "Akagi"! ■Cast・Ito Kaiji/Hagiwara Masato/Tonegawa Yukio/Hakuryu/Endo/Uchida Naoya/Furuhata/Matsumoto Yasunori/Ando/Sakurai Toshiharu/Ishida/Ienaka Hiroshi/Funai/Ishikawa Hideo/Kitami/Yao Kazuki/Sahara/Komoto Masahiro/Narration/Tachiki Fumihiko/Hyodo Kazutaka/Tsukayama Masatane ■ Main staff・Original story by Nobuyuki Fukumoto (serialized in Kodansha's Young Magazine) ■ Main Characters・Ito Kaiji After graduating from high school and moving to Tokyo, he spent his days in a self-indulgent manner without working, but when he became a guarantor for the debts of his part-time coworker Furuhata, he ended up having to pay them off. In order to repay the debt, he accepted Endo's invitation and entered the dangerous world of gambling. In a peaceful environment, he is just a good-for-nothing, but when placed in an extreme situation where his life is at stake, he displays extraordinary courage and a talent for gambling. No matter what the situation, he would never betray those he trusted. He also has a very kind personality that cannot be completely ruthless, but this often backfires and he is betrayed by others. ■Subtitle・bet.1/Departure (2007/10/02) ■ Related works・Kaiji: The Unfaithful ■ Theme songs and music・OP1 Gyakkyo Burai Kaiji Ultimate Survivor - Review and Recommendation of Gyakkyo Burai Kaiji Ultimate Survivor"Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor" is an anime series based on the manga of the same name by Nobuyuki Fukumoto, and was broadcast on Nippon Television from 2007 to 2008. The series captivated viewers with its story that delved deeply into gambling and human psychology, and its suspenseful plot. Below, we will provide a detailed review and recommendation of the series. Story and ThemesThe story of "Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji Ultimate Survivor" is about the protagonist Kaiji Ito (Kaiji), who enters the world of gambling to repay his debts and overcomes various challenges. While faithfully recreating the dense storyline of the original manga, the unique expressiveness of anime adds even more depth to the story. The theme of this work begins with the question, "What do people think about when they are cornered?" The way Kaiji faces himself and grows through gambling deeply moves the audience. The work also succeeds in drawing viewers in by depicting the thrill and excitement of gambling, such as the "exhilaration of a sudden reversal" and the "psychological battle to attract luck." characterThe main character, Kaiji, is often seen as a loser in a peaceful environment, but when placed in an extreme situation, he displays incredible courage and a talent for gambling. His humanity and growth are depicted, making viewers empathize with him and want to root for him. The characters surrounding Kaiji are also unique, and the antagonists, such as Tonegawa Yukio, Endo, and Hyoudou Kazutaka, have a particularly strong presence. The drama woven by these characters leaves a strong impression on viewers. Production and MusicDirector Yuzo Sato has paid particular attention to detail in his direction to recreate the tension of the original work in the anime. The gambling scenes in particular are well-executed, with skillful camerawork and use of color that draws the viewer in. Hideki Taniuchi's music is also an important element in heightening the tension of the story. The opening theme, "The Future is in Our Hands," and the ending theme, "Requiem for Losers," further enhance the atmosphere of the work. Viewers' reactions"Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor" has been highly praised since it was first broadcast, and many viewers have praised the scenes depicting gambling and psychological warfare in particular. In addition, fans of the original work have praised it, saying that the anime adaptation has allowed them to enjoy the work from a new perspective. Furthermore, because it deals with social themes, it has gained support from a wide range of age groups. Recommendation"Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor" is highly recommended not only for those who like gambling and psychological warfare, but also for those who are interested in human drama and social themes. In particular, those who have never read the original manga will find new discoveries by starting with the anime. Also, by watching the sequel "Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji: Hakairoku-hen", you can enjoy the world of Kaiji even more deeply. This work will not only deeply move and excite the viewer, but also provide an opportunity to reexamine your own life and values. |
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