Tasuuketsu

Tasuuketsu Fate of Majority" has quickly become one of my favorite anime series. From the very first episode, the unique and captivating concept drew me in. The storyline is masterfully crafted, with twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat. It's rare to find a series where predicting the next move is nearly impossible, and this anime excels in maintaining that suspense.

One of the standout aspects for me is the ability of the show to create moments that genuinely give you chills. The ending scene of episode 3, in particular, left me speechless and eager for more. These intense moments are ... a testament to the show's excellent pacing and storytelling.

While the animation quality might not be on par with some of the higher-budget productions out there, it doesn't detract from the overall experience. In fact, the slightly lower animation quality becomes negligible when you're so deeply engrossed in the plot and characters.

Having only watched three episodes, I'm already completely hooked. "Tasuuketsu Fate of Majority" offers a refreshing take on the genre and stands out with its unpredictability and gripping narrative. I highly recommend this anime to anyone looking for a series that keeps you guessing and delivers emotional highs and lows with each episode.

Although Anime rating is very low but for me its one of the best high stakes game anime I watched. Every person give its own opinion. You can't judge a 2 core anime with just 3 episodes. I recommend viewers to give it some time we don't know what story we might get in future episodes.

Tasuuketsu brings you the latest in the death game genre, offering a thrilling mystery where a group of young kids must solve a deadly puzzle to survive.

The first word that comes to mind for this anime is "sloppy."

The story revolves around a group of school kids who must navigate a death game. The game involves finding mailboxes and laptops to submit yes or no questions. If the emperor likes a question, they can ask it, but he will kill the majority group each time. There are backstories, unique power cards people can find, a group of "bad guys," and some emperor who runs all this.

None ... of it is logical, which can be okay, but the way he delivers the plot and all the backstories is very sloppy.

I think there is a lot of potential for something like this to be great. I bet the Web manga is impressive, but this adaptation is a hot mess.

All other aspects are rather average: animation, music, etc... It is just a world of mediocracy.

feels kinda like a bad "rip-off" of the most basic version of Alice in Borderland. It tries to be this series where you need to out smart people, like in NGNL, but it fails horribly, the rules of the game are explained, but I think pretty weirdly, maybe I was just to distracted by how boring it was explained, that I didn't quite grasped it.
Its like the pinnacle of mid, in fact its so mid that its, Id say bad even. Characters are just so wishy-washy, I feel like I know more about the mc's dead friend, then any other character till ep 3. ... There is one kinda romance going on while they try to figure out what's going on and how to survive, but its just the bad version of Kirito and Asuna, and their romance is already pretty meh.