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I love samurai films. This is done very well with very impressive fight sequences and innovative camera work. Pays homage to Kurosawa genre with fast pacing and great action sequences. Main characters are build very strongly and compelling. Only gripe is what a cliffhanger! Can't wait for the next season!

Obviously this is a squid games rip which was originally an Alice in Boarderland rip. As the title suggests, I thought it was pretty good. It didn't bore me but it didn't entirely captivate me either. The fight scenes were the coolest part about it, loved them. I will be watching season 2 if it gets one.

First of all, I want to state that show is worth watching. Especially to those attracted to Samurais and Japan. It reminds me of Squid Games and type of show that is.

Show is fun, samurai battles really well coordinated, lots of techniques. Lots of different types of characters.

But I have one major downside, and that is loopholes, un logical scenarios and actions.

Also, I think it needed few more episodes to completely fill in some story holes, or invest more time in explaining it.

One point per life. During the Meiji era, 292 fighters came together at Tenryu-ji Temple in Kyoto after sunset, The challenge was clear: take each other's wooden tags and make it all the way to Tokyo. The winner would get the prize ¥100 billion.

The first five episodes offered enough bloody, ambitious set pieces and character development to keep me generally engaged, with the sixth episode (Action-packed climax) features the final showdowns of the tournament, concluding with an intense battle that takes place during fireworks.

Last Samurai Standing is a visual treat and sure to satisfy genre fans. If you're looking for seriously brutal samurai fight sequences and a tension-filled contest, "Last Samurai Standing" is a must-watch.

This show is a great edition to the genre.

It is Squid Games meets Death Race with anime samurai tropes.

The combat scenes are absolutely fantastic.

The anime vibes are grounded just enough to not feel campy.

I will say that I hope they wrap it up by the end of next season. I feel like the pacing was well done. It would be a shame to spoil it by dragging it out more than it has to be.

Definitely worth the watch for anyone that wants some high octane sword fights.