Would you survive these deadly competitions?
That one character you liked survived.
Well, you’re free to stop now.
As the Gods Will / Toho
Here are the best as well as how likely youd survive their particular contests.
(Also, for some reason, a lot of them are Japanese.
Like, is Japan OK?)
(Squid Gamewas actually accused of plagiarizing this concept.)
Villain: Takeru seems to like killing his classmates alittletoo much.
Likelihood youll survive:1/10 Godzillas.
Toho
There is no room for error in these games failure means a horrific death.
The rest will have to survive on hopes and dreams.
Likelihood youll survive:7/10 Brazilian wandering spiders.
Netflix
Though cutthroat and unfair, the Process is not explicitly deadly.
But if you lose and return to poverty, you might die of starvation.
Liar Game
Concept:Characters are invited to play a suspenseful psychological competition involving fibbing and manipulation.
Fuji Television
The rounds grow increasingly complex, intertwining mind games with social experiments that challenge players trust.
Villain:The mysterious creators of Liar Game.
Likelihood youll survive:9/10 accidental poisonings.
Netflix
Villain The Queen of Hearts, an eerily cheerful sociopath with model-good looks.
Likelihood youd survive: 1/10 Mothras.
The death count on this series approachesSquid Gameterritory, though the fantasy element ofBorderlandsoftens this blow a bit.
Netflix
Villains:6th Floor and 8th Floor (like, those are their names in the show).
The game grants players unique powers known as Sigils, which they employ to battle others in real-life encounters.
Villain:Banda-kun, a bored man dressed like a baseball team mascot.
Nexus
Likelihood youll survive:3/10 Charizards.Did we mention that those real-life encounters are deadly?
Oh, we didnt?
Well, they are!
