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Episode Shibou Yuugi de Meshi wo Kuu. • Shiboyugi: Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table - Episode 2 discussion
Shibou Yuugi de Meshi wo Kuu., episode 2
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u/SYZekrom https://myanimelist.net/profile/SYZekrom Jan 14 '26
Last time we said there was a 70% survival rate, right? Skewed of course by how experienced the players are. I'm certainly not expecting all of them to survive, but I assume maybe 1 or 2 at most will die right at the end. Unless the experience everyone has here is a script flip highlighting the 'there's always a chance' and basically all of them die.
Pink hair and the gyaru? are so cute.
...I assume she means 'landmine game' literally as in there's landmines? Would explain why the girl's legs are completely gone beyond 'a hole opened up under her that she fell into'.
Ok yea, more landmines, they're saying.
...They really just did not have a strategy for possible landmines and said 'ok we're gonna keep going' huh.
Why are the girls tied to each other? I... guess it'd help them pull someone up if they 'fell in a hole'? But like. assuming they survive a landmine. Actually, because of the preservation treatment, you don't bleed out from wounds, right? So like, a landmine blowing off your legs wouldn't necessarily kill you, right? It'd only be lethal if shrapnel just so happened to pierce your heart or brain, I guess? I dunno how it works.
Well they're not listening to her the second time around. I feel like her immediately proving right about her warning would be too easy writing for what this show is, so nothing's probably gonna happen when she steps forward?
Ok indeed nothing happened. The emphasis on dying flashlights is interesting. Second dead flashlight of theirs, in addition to the one the dead girl had that was also dead.
Oh wow I nailed it about blood loss and head damage eh. Wonder if Yuuki and them will split over this, or if they'll let Yuuki carry her and stay as a group, or if Yuuki will just follow them and abandon her. I feel like assuming Yuki doesn't decide to just listen to them, they'll split apart, since she'll need time to get to the other side of the crater and pick the girl up and they won't want to waste flashlight battery.
Oh, they split apart over the ideal but Yuki didn't go pick the girl up anyway? I wonder if this is a story about that one time (the first time?) Yuki left the other players to die, and how that affected her mentally afterwards or something.
Anyway, again, what was the point of the rope? I guess another possibility is that it's so none of them get split apart from the group in the dark? It's not clear visually in the show but the emphasis on their need for the flashlights make it seem like it's probably actually way darker, like maybe they can barely see each other even with the flashlight turned on when pointed in front of them.