Liar Game Anime Quotes

Hiroto Shinohara is a new transfer student to Academy Island, where games determine student rankings. The more games won, the more stars a student has, with the highest ranking being that of a Seven Star. On Hiroto's first day, he accidentally antagonizes Sarasa Saionji, the so-called Empress of Academy Island and granddaughter of the island's head director. Forced into a game fueled by misunderstandings that he somehow ends up winning, he is thrust into a major bluff where he must lie about his ranking or risk expulsion from the school and island. Fortunately, with the help of the mysterious Company headed by Shirayuki Himeji, Hiroto is not alone in his bluff. The Company will do everything in its power to help him cheat his way through the game challenges sent his way by students wanting to beat him. Though he is a One Star student, he must fight as though he is actually a Seven Star, and overcome insurmountable odds in his quest to search for a missing girl from his past.

Score: 6.33 out of 10

★★★☆☆

Liar Game: People who are still tormented by their consciences are still worth saving.

- Akiyama Shinichi

Liar Game: Saying humans can't be trusted, please never use such words again!

- Kanzaki Nao

Liar Game: That's people for you. Trusting one another, helping one another- it's all a fantasy. Humans are creatures that will always betray.

- Yokoya Norihiko

Liar Game: The true evil is becoming apathetic about other people.

- Akiyama Shinichi

Liar Game: People can believe in one another if we keep trying.

- Kanzaki Nao

Liar Game: People should be doubted. Many people misunderstand this concept. Doubting people is just a part of getting to know them. What many people call "trust" is really just giving up on trying to understand others, and that very act is far worse than doubting. It is actually "apathy".

- Akiyama Shinichi

Liar Game: "Trust". The act is without a doubt a very noble one. But you know, what many people call "trust" is actually giving up on trying to understand others. And that has nothing to do with "trust", but is rather apathy.

- Akiyama Shinichi

Liar Game: The question is what does it take to be the one in control? Money? Brains? Strategic Prowess? Of course, all three are very important. However, there is something that outshines them all and provides a faster and more effective way to victory. And that is... information. The one in possession of information will be able to easily become the ruler of the liar game.

- Yokoya Norihiko

Liar Game: You gotta love humans. When everything sticks to the script, they can put on a great act. But as soon as something unexpected happens, they react completely true to their nature.

- Akiyama Shinichi

Liar Game: I've already made up my mind, to the statement: "The most important thing in life is money". I answered "No".

- Akiyama Shinichi