That being said, Twin still provides adequate introduction to its unique premise and fascinating system, one of compulsive gambling and class divide. Case in point, Saotome Mary (main character in Twin) is the second female lead in the main story, and the consequences of gambling can be better understood by reading Twin's 'predecessor'. Not only was Kekegurui published first, reading/watching that first would give you a better beginners' perspective to the universe, and a greater appreciation for the Twin prequel. > The following section is for readers with no prior experience with Kakegurui (main story), and does not contain any spoilers.Īlthough Kakegurui Twin is the prequel to Kakegurui (main story), I would highly recommend starting the series with Kakegurui the manga (ongoing) or the Kakegurui anime (2 seasons aired, 12 episodes each). After learning what brutality the system may bring, Saotome sets off to quite literally, gamble her way to victory, making friends and enemies along her exciting journey. The stronger you are at gambling, the higher your social status would be in the academy. Kakegurui Twin tells the story of Saotome Mary, an intelligent scholarship student, and her path to achieving success at Hyakkaou Private Academy, a school which evaluates people by their ability to gamble, and attended by (I am currently caught up to all 52 chapters of Twin I have access to, as of Jan 27 2020.) Feel free to scroll down and find the one you're looking for. This review is separated into 2 sections: a spoilers-free review for new readers of the series, and a more critical analysis for those who has read or seen Kakegurui (main story) before, containing minor spoilers.

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