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So Kakegurui Twin bows out with a decent final chapter, layering on the usual delicious twists. And as the camera cuts across to Aoi, he admits that he has a crush on Mary too. As she walks away, she prepares for her role to play in Kakegurui.īut wait, there’s a final scene involving Aoi after the credits! With the focus on Sachiko, Aoi mentions off-screen that he’s confident Mary is going to join Full-Boom in the future. Instead, she decides to carve her own place in this world.

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Hearing all this, Mary slaps away Aoi’s hand and promises she’s never going to join Full Bloom. “We don’t need people who fall behind,” He says. Aoi sees her as a liability given how much she underestimated Mary. Only, Aoi shrugs off the latter’s courtesy and tells Sakura she’s gone and dropped. Aoi certainly doesn’t object and neither does Sakura either. Mary’s win also gains her entry privileges to Full-Bloom. Sakura’s confidence – especially showing them the map – was enough for Mary to come out on top.

Sachiko is impressed by Mary’s foresight, given the entire game was actually a ploy to buy her more time to find the treasure. She’s shell-shocked when Mary’s friends return with the box, leaving Sakura empty-handed and losing overall. This is the real secret they needed to decipher and something Sakura completely overlooked. Something Sakura overlooked is that the two numbered musical notations represent a point on the map… that has three-dimensional coordinates. They were heading off to find the other treasure box. Tsuzara and Yukimi leaving earlier on served as an alternate ploy other than an annoying distraction. She’s lost the game and her plan has gone up in smoke… or has it? How does Mary find the treasure box?

Given Sakura’s unpredictable bouts in the past, she’s wise to these sort of deceptions. Well, it turns out Sakura actually removed one of the Go stones earlier on and decided to play Mary at her own game, having sussed out what she was up to earlier on. Remember the distraction? Well, it turns out Mary was actually biding her time to switch the die with only 7 pieces left, making sure she rolled 6 so Sakura is left to roll 1 and lose the game. There’s a bigger plan to work here but it backfires on Mary. Mary’s plan here is to try and use her numbers to her advantage, tasking Tsuzara with making loads of noise as a distraction. They’re only using the black Go stones for now, but both girls test the stones to make sure they’re legit (they are). So the match gets underway and each of the girls take it in turns. With Mary doubting her own abilities, given she’s only just descended into this world, Tsuzara promise to stay by her friend’s side throughout the entirety of this game. There’s no fancy equipment and barely any room for manipulation. To spice things up, they’ll be using a dice to remove the number of Go pieces from the pile against whatever they roll. The loser is the person who takes the final stone.

Essentially, two players remove 1-3 stones from a 20 stone pile. The game the girls will be playing is called Dice-Nim. He tells them both he’s rooting for them, but Sakura and Mary are guarded and don’t give much away. What game do Mary and Sakura play?Īoi shows up to oversee proceedings, deciding to be the dealer for this. And of course, they’re both going to be gambling. Who will come out on top? Hyakkaou Academy is in for quite the showdown and this final chapter rounds everything out nicely, with a couple of well-placed twists along the way.Īptly titled “A Resisting Girl” (a throwback to Mary’s tenacity and never-say-die attitude this season), Sakura and Mary – having both won their respective treasure hunts – prepare for their final match. After the treasure hunt in the last episode, Kakegurui’s finale comes down to one last conflict between Sakura and Mary.

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