sorry but what's the difference between sunbae and hyung? Is it like 'senpai' and 'kouhai' or.. Σ(っ°Д °;)っ
If they were Japanese, I think it's like when you're so close to someone and you kinda omit -san or senpai or even start calling them with their first name. You wouldn't start calling your close senpai "nii-san" - 'cause that's kinda weird. But yeah, it's literally like that in Korean.
Well, I think Doyun usually called Chan "hyung" behind his back though. (▰˘◡˘▰)








Is the manga and anime any different?
Nope, the anime is as good as the manga.
thanks :)
I'll read from where the anime stopped this week then
Personally, I enjoy the manga more, as the face detail is insanely intricate, but to be fair achieving that level of detail for an anime would just be a waste of time, in terms of just showing the audience several frames.
But the anime has amazingly smooth and visually appealing animations of high quality. However, the trademark grins and smirks of the manga are lost in the anime... instead they kind of just look awkward without the dramatized shadows and creases on their faces.
I enjoyed the manga more too since I've already read it before the anime even started and I wasn't really suprised about the gambling sessions.
But honestly, I really liked the last episode. It was something that didn't happen in the manga and it seemed like Suzui-kun really is someone special and not just the guy that likes Yumeko (my thought).
The gambling itself was not that chalenging for me to understand (I usually need some chaps to keep up with the rules). I loved to look up the hidden meanings behind the cards.
I've read a hilarious comment about the Suzui scene. Something like he used his Shinigami Eyes (Death Note reference) XD
Basically I wouldn't mind a 2nd season, but it can'T be better than the manga as long as it follows its plot sealessly.
Oh yeah, but another little peeve I have with the anime is that the pacing is so strange. For someone like me who's read this since it's like 10th or 15th chapter, and has spent over half a year if not more reading all the gambles, it seems so strange to realize all these gambles took place within days of each other.
It's just so fast paced compared to the manga! Some of the suspense is lost though but that's probably due to the el classique 'to be continued in the next chapter'.
I'm pretty sure the last episode is different
Now that you mention it, you're right about that. I've read all available chapters in one night (someweeks before the Anime started) and for me there wasn't much difference in pacing. But would it be better if they made a 26 Episode long Anime with at least 2 Episodes for one Gamble?
Mmmm probably not, it's probably a personal thing haha.