Mimubi
—Not rated in Switzerland (CH)
Overview
Nao Kanzaki is a college student who is known for her honesty and naivete. One day, she receives a black postcard indicating that she has been selected to participate in the "Liar Game Tournament". Along with the postcard is a box with 100 million yen. The goal of the first round of the game is to trick the other player out of their hundred million yen. At the end, the winner would get to keep the hundred million earned, and the loser owes the LGT 100 million yen, which "will be collected by any means and at all costs".
Cast
17Open an episode for ages at its air date.
Erika TodaNao Kanzaki
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Shota MatsudaShin'ichi Akiyama
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Michiko KichiseEri Samukukwon
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Kosuke SuzukiYūji Fukunaga
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Ikkei WatanabeMitsuo Tanimura
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Yoshiyuki MorishitaYasufumi Tsuchida
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Makoto SakamotoWataru Ono
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Kazuma SuzukiNorihiko Yokoya
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Rinko KikuchiRyo Katsuragi
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MEGUMIMarie Otsuka
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Hairi KatagiriMomoko Taninaka
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Shihou HarumiNorihiko Yasukawa
›- TMDB ID
- 13967 ↗
- First aired
- 2007-04-14
- Last aired
- 2010-01-19
- Status
- Ended
- Episode runtime
- 43 min
- Genres
- Drama, Crime
- Creators
- Unknown
- Countries
- JP
- Languages
- Japanese
Family guidance
Age ratings
—Not rated in Spain (ES)
—Not rated in France (FR)
—Not rated in United States of America (US)
—Not rated in United Kingdom (GB)
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All regional certifications (2)
16Brazil (BR)
Content suitable for viewers over the age of 16.
15South Korea (KR)
This rating is for programs that contain material that may be inappropriate for children under 15, and that parental discretion should be used. Examples include most dramas, and talk shows on OTA (over-the-air) TV (KBS, MBC, SBS), and many American TV shows/dramas on Cable TV channels like OCN and OnStyle. The programs that have this rating may include moderate or strong adult themes, language, sexual inference, and violence. As with the TV-MA rating in North America, this rating is commonly applied to live events where the occurrence of inappropriate dialogue is unpredictable. Since 2007, this rating is the most used rating for TV.
