Liar Game (2007 TV series)
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Liar Game is a Japanese television drama series in 2007. It was adapted from a popular manga of the same name into a live action series directed by . The drama began airing in Japan on April 14, 2007. It featured Erika Toda as Nao Kanzaki, and Shota Matsuda as Shinichi Akiyama. The first season of Liar Game had 11 episodes, with a 3 hour long finale, which was a first for a drama series. It has also gained the second highest viewer satisfaction rating, for the season, in an Oricon survey.
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『LIAR GAME』（ライアーゲーム）は、甲斐谷忍の漫画作品『LIAR GAME』を原作とした戸田恵梨香と松田翔太主演のテレビドラマ。
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《라이어 게임》(영어: LIAR GAME)은 카이타니 시노부의 만화 작품 《라이어 게임》을 원작으로 한 토다 에리카와 마츠다 쇼타 주연의 텔레비전 드라마이다.
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Liar Game (ライアーゲーム?) è un dorama giapponese, basato sull'omonimo manga scritto e illustrato da dal 2005. La serie televisiva consta di due stagioni, la prima in 10 puntate più uno special, mandati in onda nel 2007, mentre la seconda in 9 puntate nel 2009, ed entrambi prodotti e trasmessi da Fuji TV. Concludono la storia due pellicole cinematografiche, Liar Game - The Final Stage e Liar Game: Reborn con gli stessi attori. Nel 2014, il manga è stato adattato in un drama coreano dal medesimo titolo, con Kim So-eun nel ruolo della protagonista.
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Liar Game (jap. ライアーゲーム Raiā Gēmu) – japońska drama nadawana na kanale Fuji TV w soboty o godzinie 23:00. Drama miała premierę pierwszego odcinka 14 kwietnia 2007 a ostatniego odcinka 23 czerwca 2007. Powstał sequel pod tytułem Liar Game 2.
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《詐欺遊戲》（LIAR GAME）是根據日本漫畫家甲斐谷忍原作的同名漫畫改編的電視劇，第一季由2007年4月14日起在富士電視台週六劇場（土曜ドラマ）首播，由松田翔太和戶田惠梨香主演，亦是戶田首次主演的作品。第二季在2009年11月10日至2010年1月19日於週二劇場（火曜ドラマ）播出。之後並衍生兩篇同名電影作品。
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Liar Game (japonês: ライアーゲーム ) é uma série de televisão japonesa de 2007, que foi originalmente ao ar em 14 de abril de 2007 pela Fuji Television, sendo exibida aos sábados às 23:00. Foi adaptada de um popular mangá de em uma série de ação ao vivo dirigida por . O drama começou a ser exibido no Japão em 14 de abril de 2007. Apresentava como Nao Kanzaki e como Shinichi Akiyama. A primeira temporada de Liar Game tem 11 episódios, com um final de 3 horas, que é o primeiro de uma série de drama. It has also gained the second highest viewer satisfaction rating, for the season, in an Oricon survey.
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Nao realises that as long as people aren't greedy or selfish, and choose to work together cooperatively instead, the Liar Game Agency will not profit and no one will be in debt either. As the first place winner earns a cash bonus of 100 million yen and has the right to leave the game by paying half of his/her earnings, Nao sees it as a chance to save someone with 200 million, and decides to do so for last place member Etou because he was always kind to her even after the others ignored her. She then redistributes the money earned from her votes so everyone gets 100 million yen to clear their debts while advancing to the next round. Following the conclusion of the Restructuring Game, everyone is immediately ushered to the venue of the third round, where they are split into teams of five as the Water Country and the Fire Country. Akiyama, Nao, Fukunaga, Ono Wataru and Aso Hiromi are in the Water Country together. A mysterious man named Yokoya joins the Fire Country and quickly becomes Akiyama's rival. The game requires players to smuggle money from the other country without being caught by a designated inspector of the other country, by making him/her believe that there is no money being smuggled or that there is lesser money than expected within the briefcase, that holds a maximum capacity of 100 million yen.
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Fukunaga and Etou decide to collude. Ishida offers to join in, but has secretly decided to collude with Akiyama. Fukunaga and Etou distrust each other, so Ishida throws in their "Yes" votes. She betrays them by also voting "Yes" - thus Akiyama won. The organizers order Fukunaga to return the stolen 100 million from the player Akiyama substituted. Akiyama earns 2.1 billion, and covers the debts of his team and Ishida's team, losing the means to withdraw from the tournament. He advances to the next round, intending to expose the mastermind behind this tournament of deceit. Tanimura meets Kanzaki to persuade her to rejoin the tournament. Tanimura recounts that Akiyama's mother was seduced by a multi-level marketing organization and incurred huge debts upon withdrawal. She committed suicide to fund Akiyama's education through life insurance. Akiyama took revenge by swindling and destroying that organization, but was jailed for it. Tanimura urges Kanzaki to save Akiyama like how Akiyama saved her. Kanzaki enters a resurrection round along with the 8 other players' from Etou's team, including Fukunaga, who were all in debt. All were loaned 100 million for the round, and only 1 would be eliminated.
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The second question has a 4-6 result: Kanzaki is eliminated, while Akiyama, Tsukahara, Ishida and Koichi Etou survive. The third question sees Tsukahara agreeing to vote "Yes" and Akiyama agreeing to vote "No". The results are revealed one by one - Ishida and Etou both voted "No". Thinking that he has won, Tsukahara reveals himself as Yuuji Fukunaga and "X", who can imitate a woman's voice. Fukunaga admits he went on to form two other teams of 8 , had Ishida survive to throw off suspicion, and planned to betray all three teams with a fake name on the contract. However, Akiyama instead voted "Yes" along with Fukunaga, rendering the question void. Akiyama theorizes that Fukunaga earlier dressed as a woman after tricking his female friend Tsukahara, and changed back as a man as substitutes were allowed. Fukunaga gave himself away as he knew X obtained the extra 100 million from the player Akiyama substituted in the form of a check. For the fourth question, Akiyama immediately and publicly votes "No", putting the other players in a dilemma: they can only be in a 1-3 minority by voting "Yes", but if all vote "Yes", Akiyama wins.
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Akiyama finds Nao crying in despair and teaches her to cheat in the game against Fukunaga by marking the cards imperceptibly. With now 10 votes, Nao goes around to everyone other than Fukunaga to buy 10 votes from them using the remaining 70 million she has on her M Ticket, promising that she will still come in last with 20 votes and be retrenched, but lies that she can barely make it to third round after a player supposedly dropped out. This results in Nao amassing a total of 80 votes and leaving the others far behind, several of them at 41 and others at 40 tied for last place. Akiyama, who is being treated as Nao's possession in the game, begins charging players for a share of Nao's votes using their M Tickets and personal money. Instead of Fukunaga, Nao now controls the game because she can choose freely who she wants to retrench. Desperate, everyone heads there one at a time to buy two votes each for ridiculously extravagant prices, at the same time cancelling out the prices of the votes she bought from them.
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The Restructuring Game involves players going through 30 rounds of voting for five players that they think should proceed to the next round, with the person getting the fewest votes being "retrenched" and earning a debt of 100 million yen. The 100 million each player loans comes in the form of an "M Ticket", that can be used for transactions to buy things such as basic necessities from others, considering the game will last for almost a week and the participants are allowed to bring their personal belongings with them. Everyone colludes to make Fukunaga retrenched, until the person himself steps in and offers for everyone to engage in a little self-sharing on why they cannot fall into debt. When it comes to Nao's turn, he purposely reveals that she has no reason to play it because she isn't in debt, and turns everyone successfully against her. He then tricks her into casting all five for him in exchange for him casting for her. Now shunned by everyone and fooled by Fukunaga, Nao despairs but decides to play a game with Fukunaga as one last try to buy 10 votes from him in return for 30 million yen on her M Ticket, but loses quickly. Notified that Nao is trying to re-enter the Liar Game, Akiyama heads to the venue.
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With the end of the first round imminent, Akiyama has not stolen the money. Fujisawa ignores a desperate Kanzaki. At 5 p.m., Fujisawa celebrates the end of the first round and his victory, while a suited man collects the money, claiming to be a tournament organizer. At 6 p.m., the real organizers arrive as the man leaves, passing the money to Akiyama, thus Kanzaki won. Akiyama tricked Fujisawa by substituting the organizers' letter to specify the wrong round ending time, then hired an accomplice. The organizers collect 100 million from Kanzaki. She gives 50 million to Akiyama, then 50 million to Fujisawa to help pay his debt. Akiyama follows suit, clearing Fujisawa's debt. Kanzaki must continue in the tournament because she cannot pay 50 million to withdraw. Tanimura brings Kanzaki to the second round's location by pretending to help her to quit the game. Akiyama joins the tournament. The second round is Minority Rule, where players answer a Yes/No question, and the majority are eliminated with a 100 million fine. Players are given a 100 million to be repaid at the end of the round. The winner receives the losers' fines of 2.1 billion.
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Nao Kanzaki is a young nurse who is extremely naive. Her honesty draws the attention of policeman Mitsuo Tanimura. Kanzaki receives a suitcase with 100 million yen, along with a message that she must participate in the Liar Game Tournament. The first round of the tournament sees players having to return 100 million back to the organizers after one month. Players are paired up as opponents, and may steal the opponent's money as a prize. Losers unable to pay will be in debt to the organizers. Kanzaki's opponent is her former teacher Mr. Fujisawa. She goes to meet him, and he suggests depositing their combined sum in a bank, thus tricking her into handing over all her money. Tanimura tells a distraught Kanzaki that the police cannot help, but someone else can: Shinichi Akiyama, a convicted fraudster who bankrupted a multinational company. Akiyama eventually agrees to help Kanzaki in exchange for half her winnings. They agree to steal Fujisawa's 200 million. Putting Fujisawa under constant supervision, Akiyama deduces the money is hidden in Fujisawa's living room. Fujisawa boasts that the money is in a safe.
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Akiyama had arrived too late to stop Kanzaki from taking part. At the organizers' suggestion, he joined the tournament as a substitute for a player who had been tricked into handing over her 100 million to another seemingly female player . Akiyama and Kanzaki agree to work together. The practice round question sees a minority voting that they were men when in reality it was the opposite. At Akiyama's behest, Kanzaki found out that most of the 22 contestants took part only because having spent or lost their winnings, they could not pay the withdrawal fee. Akiyama proposes a strategy to win by forming a group of 8, with half of the players voting each way, and the ultimate survivor sharing the 2.2 billion prize. Rie Ishida, who wears sunglasses, is suspected of being X. To exclude X, Kanzaki invites 6 men to join their team, and they sign a contract. One man, Yuu Tsukahara, suggests the team members talk freely to other players to allay suspicions of collusion. Tsukahara manages to converse with Ishida. The first question has a 12-10 result, and the majority players leave peacefully, drawing Akiyama's suspicions that X has already manipulated the game.
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Is victory possible? Nao and Akiyama begin to fight in this next round.
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Heart pounding psychological tricks keep the audience on the edge of their seats.
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A formidable new enemy appears in the Smuggling Game!
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A fierce battle of the wits begins over 100 million yen.
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The final game has been prepared. Despair, deception, betrayal, lies… and hope. Each player’s true nature will be revealed, and all of Liar Game’s secrets will become clear in this final encounter.
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Could you survive on this new stage?
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Driven into a corner, Nao has fallen into despair.
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Akiyama works wonders at the Restructuring Game’s conclusion. Onward to the next stage!
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Saturday's Premium Special Project: 3 Hour Special
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What will be the conclusion of the great struggle?
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X’s identity is revealed at last!
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What is the true aim of the Liar Game Tournament? The fight shifts to a new arena.
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What secret plan could Akiyama have up his sleeve to turn the tables?
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In this twist-filled drama, who will come out on top, X or Akiyama?
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A competition for 2.2 billion yen, decided by minority vote, begins.
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Yokoya’s terrifying true nature is revealed in a shocking development.
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The ensnared Nao suffers alone, with nowhere to turn.
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The surprising revival round begins: Restructuring Game!
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Who will claim the 2.1 billion yen prize in this shocking conclusion?
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Akiyama is enraged and Nao is devastated in this tumultuous round.
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Could a miracle turn things around? Where is Akiyama?
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Liar Game is a Japanese television drama series in 2007. It was adapted from a popular manga of the same name into a live action series directed by . The drama began airing in Japan on April 14, 2007. It featured Erika Toda as Nao Kanzaki, and Shota Matsuda as Shinichi Akiyama. The first season of Liar Game had 11 episodes, with a 3 hour long finale, which was a first for a drama series. It has also gained the second highest viewer satisfaction rating, for the season, in an Oricon survey.
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『LIAR GAME』（ライアーゲーム）は、甲斐谷忍の漫画作品『LIAR GAME』を原作とした戸田恵梨香と松田翔太主演のテレビドラマ。
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《라이어 게임》(영어: LIAR GAME)은 카이타니 시노부의 만화 작품 《라이어 게임》을 원작으로 한 토다 에리카와 마츠다 쇼타 주연의 텔레비전 드라마이다.
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Liar Game (ライアーゲーム?) è un dorama giapponese, basato sull'omonimo manga scritto e illustrato da dal 2005. La serie televisiva consta di due stagioni, la prima in 10 puntate più uno special, mandati in onda nel 2007, mentre la seconda in 9 puntate nel 2009, ed entrambi prodotti e trasmessi da Fuji TV. Concludono la storia due pellicole cinematografiche, Liar Game - The Final Stage e Liar Game: Reborn con gli stessi attori. Nel 2014, il manga è stato adattato in un drama coreano dal medesimo titolo, con Kim So-eun nel ruolo della protagonista.
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Liar Game (jap. ライアーゲーム Raiā Gēmu) – japońska drama nadawana na kanale Fuji TV w soboty o godzinie 23:00. Drama miała premierę pierwszego odcinka 14 kwietnia 2007 a ostatniego odcinka 23 czerwca 2007. Powstał sequel pod tytułem Liar Game 2.
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Liar Game (japonês: ライアーゲーム ) é uma série de televisão japonesa de 2007, que foi originalmente ao ar em 14 de abril de 2007 pela Fuji Television, sendo exibida aos sábados às 23:00. Foi adaptada de um popular mangá de em uma série de ação ao vivo dirigida por . O drama começou a ser exibido no Japão em 14 de abril de 2007. Apresentava como Nao Kanzaki e como Shinichi Akiyama. A primeira temporada de Liar Game tem 11 episódios, com um final de 3 horas, que é o primeiro de uma série de drama. It has also gained the second highest viewer satisfaction rating, for the season, in an Oricon survey. A série foi baseada em um mangá homônimo criado por Shinobu Kaitani.
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《詐欺遊戲》（LIAR GAME）是根據日本漫畫家甲斐谷忍原作的同名漫畫改編的電視劇，第一季由2007年4月14日起在富士電視台週六劇場（土曜ドラマ）首播，由松田翔太和戶田惠梨香主演，亦是戶田首次主演的作品。第二季在2009年11月10日至2010年1月19日於週二劇場（火曜ドラマ）播出。之後並衍生兩篇同名電影作品。
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