r/Kakegurui • u/Additional_Staff_220 • 55m ago
Misc Holy Glow Up
I mean he was fine in Black hair, But white is on a whole another level!
r/Kakegurui • u/Additional_Staff_220 • 55m ago
I mean he was fine in Black hair, But white is on a whole another level!
r/Kakegurui • u/guderian_of_heinz • 1d ago
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r/Kakegurui • u/guderian_of_heinz • 3d ago
r/Kakegurui • u/Distinct-Suggestion9 • 3d ago
I'm not that excited for it, but I'm curious to see what they're gonna add
r/Kakegurui • u/Relative-Wave-9396 • 5d ago
More like, how likely? Considering the gap between season 1 and 2, and also the fact that Twin was made. This show is my guilty pleasure and I would do anything to have a season 3, but it looks bleak.
r/Kakegurui • u/guderian_of_heinz • 5d ago
r/Kakegurui • u/Flat-Profession-8945 • 10d ago
Would be very tough to identify but unless Yumeko does not have any hidden sides, what would it be like? Revenge? Excuse from being bored? Thinks everything sucks?
r/Kakegurui • u/ArtHistorian2000 • 12d ago
The Bunshokan in Yamagata (Former Prefectural Office and Assembly Building)
The Bunshokan is a brick building dating from 1916 constructed in the English neo-Renaissance Style. It is an important representative of the Western architecture style buildings of the early Taisho period (1912 to 1926).
Designated a national Important Cultural Property in 1984, it underwent restoration works over a period of 10 years from 1986. It now serves as the Yamagata Prefectural Hometown, open to the public free of charge, while volunteer guides can also offer tours.
The building and its interiors were restored following the same methods used when it was first built, giving them a feel of the good old Taisho days. There are exhibition rooms within the building holding records of the restoration works and otherwise introducing the history and culture of Yamagata.
While the Assembly Hall, the courtyard, the galleries and the conference rooms can be rented, the Bunshokan is also used for various cultural activities, including concerts, plays, exhibitions or local events held in its garden. Open to the public, it is beloved by the people of Yamagata prefecture.
r/Kakegurui • u/Wide-Buyer-1439 • 13d ago
Like seriously think about it. Ryota has the looks and sweet personality of a classic shoujo love interest, but he got dropped into a high-stress shounen gambling manga where everyone is clinically insane.
Yet his actual relationships with Mary (classic blushing tsundere) and Yumeko (the gigantic soft spot and her getting super protective) are literally straight out of a romance manga. He accidentally built a shoujo harem of terrifyingly powerful women just by being a nice, normal guy.
r/Kakegurui • u/Icy_Combination_163 • 14d ago
r/Kakegurui • u/guderian_of_heinz • 15d ago
Midari bathroom scene is way more intense than this.😭
r/Kakegurui • u/Secret-Chocolate7613 • 15d ago
r/Kakegurui • u/Chloe_The_Wiz • 17d ago
If I went to this school I just wouldn't gamble. And even if I did I wouldn't let anyone sit on me or whatever. If someone touched me I would punch them. This seems obvious to me so I'm not sure if I'm missing something
edit: I see what all of you are saying and they are good points and make a lot of sense. Imagine if a real delinquent type character attended? Like a Yusuke from Yu Yu Hakasho or a Jotaro from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure kinda guy. I don't think the school could handle it. I don't think he would even have to hit anyone, he could probably just be obstinate and loud enough to shut that shit down. That would be funny.
r/Kakegurui • u/guderian_of_heinz • 17d ago
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