Great Pretender Review

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Who Told Edamura To Kill Abbie And Cynthia To Gain The Respect Of The Suzaku Lady?

There seemed to be strong foundations for a fantastic ending to this show.That’s what I thought, at least, until I actually watched that last arc.I don’t think there’s really a way to address the problems I have with Great Pretender unless I spoil some things, simply because I truly thought it was amazing up until that last arc. So, if you still are interested in watching it and don’t want to read on, a spoiler-free analysis of the show would be that it almost felt like the first 3 arcs and the last arc were from 2 completely different shows. The only thing I took issue with was the fact that there were often many different languages being spoken in a scene, and it wasn’t clear what language people were speaking at times.

The interesting thing about Great Pretender’s first 3 cases was not how the case would end, but how the con was handled, and how the plot would change one of the main characters and increase our knowledge of and empathy for them.Speaking of characters, all were likable and relatable in the first 3 cases. We got to see the backstories and growth from 3 out of the 4 main characters–Edamura, Abbie, and Cynthia. So there should be NO SYMPATHY for her.What changes everything is when Edamura’s father tells Edamura to kill Abbie and Cynthia to gain the respect of the Suzaku lady.

At this point, the authors could still make it believable that Edamura’s father truly is a scumbag who just killed his friends, or they could go the other route (as they did) and make it turn out that he’s part of the con, and actually on Edamura’s side. For one, Edamura genuinely believes he is killing his dad in that scene. This is addressed a little in the end of the show when Edamura is yelling at his dad with the Suzaku katana to his dad’s chest (which, by the way, ends in Edamura getting killed…but not really, because, you know, faking your death is a great plot point when you use it 5 times in a row, right?)

I get that they’re trying to humanize the villain, but this humanization is addressed so sloppily after setting this precedent that human trafficking is BAD and anyone who participates in it freely is a BAD PERSON (which is absolutely correct!). That ain’t right.Another thing to mention is that, when they introduced the Dorothy-Laurent plotline, they essentially shifted audience’s perspective of the goal of the conmen from being noble (destroying a terrible company that BUYS AND SELLS CHILDREN) to being vengeful (getting revenge for Dorothy). No, actually, scratch that–the worst part about this is that all they do to get revenge (and fight human trafficking, I guess) is put the leaders and a few of the members of the Shanghai and Suzaku trading companies on an island and let them just vibe there.

And these actual criminals, one who one of the main characters (Cynthia) has had a personal vendetta against for about 20 YEARS, are just chilling on the boat, explaining to the audience how they regained their status and were totally content. I will say once again that it really does feel like cases 1-3 were from a completely different show with completely different characters than case 4, so I don’t feel like it’s appropriate to group them into one score.OVERALL CONCLUSION (TLDR) (4/10)4/10 doesn’t feel like it’s a low OR high enough score when addressing this show. The first 3 cases served as the deception that Great Pretender was truly going to be (and end) fantastically, with a solid cast of likable characters, a good sense of humor and dialogue, and a coherent plot that would make you wish you could just erase your memory and watch the show again for the first time.

Who Is Supposedly Japan’S Greatest Swindler?

Great Pretender Title English title Great Pretender Japanese title グレートプリテンダー Hepburn title Gurētopuritendā Staff Director Hiro Kaburagi Producer Maiko Okada Writer Ryōta Kosawa Character designer Yoshiyuki Sadamoto Composer Yutaka Yamada Japanese Information Status Airing Original run July 8, 2020 – September 21, 2020 Studio Wit Studio Broadcaster Fuji TV (Ultra+), BS Fuji English Information Original run August 20, 2020 – November 25, 2020 Other Information Genre Crime Action Comedy Adaptations Original Templates/Infobox Great Pretender (グレートプリテンダー, Gurētopuritendā?) is an original Japanese anime television series produced by Wit Studio and directed by Hiro Kaburagi. The series premiered on July 8, 2020, on Fuji TV’s +Ultra anime programming block. It received a June 2, 2020 release ahead of its television debut on Netflix in Japan.

The fourth case (Wizard of Far East) is scheduled for a global November 25 release. Plot [ ] Only BADs are our targets! Trick you!

Cheat all fortunes of you! Our CON GAMEs stage, is the whole WORLD!! Makoto Edamura is supposedly Japan’s greatest swindler.

The Frenchman, whom they tried to swindle, turns out to be Laurent Thierry- a much higher-level ‘con man,’ in control of the mafias. Edamura is yet to find out what fate awaits him, after having engaged in the Frenchman’s dirty jobs…! ra’z and Kid Gotti Born Rich (ep 1) Wanna be Free by YVY feat. ra’z and Luke Zephyr (ep 1) On the Move by YVY feat. ra’z, NVK, and XMEAN (ep 7) The Carnival of the Animals by The Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (ep 9) Our Love by YVY feat. Quincy (ep 11) Someday by YVY feat.

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