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Shiboyugi: Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table Episode 1! (Patreon)

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2026-07-27 12:53:01
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Sage Bastien

GREAT ! i bet you might like it !

Sage Bastien

it's a one kind of anime, animation/vibe wise i thought haha

Ketanak

I think blonde took too much time finding the right key, but managed to unlock fast enough to not die.

Ketanak

My theory is the countdown are chapters? Idk i'm as lost as Neila

Neila Reacts~

ohhh u r riight tbh, maybe that s why she thought it was her fault the blue haired girl died

Jake

So happy to see Neila reacting to this, since I only ever finished the first episode. I totally agree, Momono really was annoying. I get being scared, but I agree with the fact she seemed like a "!mean girl", manipulating others. And seeing Yuki stab her was satisfying but watching a death scene with her would have been far more enjoyable... (I'm totally not sadistic at all, hehe).

Browny Bear

the last two girls could not reach the key because their arms were too short. the blonde girl cut off her own arm in order to reach the key but still had to unlock her shackles to make the trap stop (even though her shackled hand no longer is connected to her body), after that there wasn't enough time to pass the key to the last girl. i am pretty sure that is what happened.

VeeGee

I'll note what the #/23 thing is below. It's not a spoiler, but I'm placing it down below for those that want to figure it out themselves. The Shiboyugi anime is an adaptation of a light novel, so these numbers are just the chapter number out of the 23 chapters of volume 1. Another anime that does something similar is the Monogatari series since that's also based on a novel, and I figure that the director is heavily inspired by Monogatari since both shows and similar vibes are being pretty different than you normally see in TV anime.