I watched both, and pressed myself to finish it. At first glance, it was amazing, and the character design was very good (one-finger shape). The art style of S1op was the main thing that attracted me to the pit, but S2op was very general. Needless to say, the music sucks... The plot is very interesting at the beginning, the gambling setting is novel, and the heroine's morbid personality is also very attractive. But the more you see the back, the more you feel aesthetic fatigue. The heroine's character is not rich and layered from beginning to end, and there is nothing worthy of admiration. On the contrary, it is not comparable to the Saotome Yari, who was thought to be cannon fodder at first. The final battle of S1 was just a bunch of shit. At the beginning, I felt that the passerby male protagonist who was in the perspective was very good. Not only could he not be able to substitute in the perspective, but he felt superfluous. The battle was getting easier and simpler. Tasteless. But S208's gambling made me find it very interesting. Since then, the quality of the gambling has begun to rise, and the psychological portrayal of the characters has become more in place. The heroine has also begun to have a tendency to be a passer-by heroine... The portrayal of emotions has begun to prevail, not a single one. It is estimated that the author is limited in his ability to seek transformation. The second part played steadily in the later stage and the production was excellent, so he gave it more than seven points.
View more about Kakegurui reviews
