No Game No Life Scene - Sora & Miko (Coin Toss)

Anime: No Game No Life
Episode: 12 (Final)

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[michaelalegrado]

now this... this is what you call diplomacy that avoids wars

[olsialla]

Solving territorial problems with coin flip...wow

[ChampionCynthia]

i like to immagine that Sora actually practiced coin tossing for around a million tosses in his freetime just so he is able to toss it always exactly the same what would make him know the coin always lands on tails and in case your opponent guesses tails he can manipulate it to get the coin land on the side... i mean the stakes were insanely high so why shouldn't this be practiced by him to perfection just in case...

yes this sounds stupid and it is most likely not possible to learn to toss a coin always the same way but it would be amazing.

[renamon]

The world would be a better place if we all solved our problems with games

[jothamsian]

On 1:11, i like how there is some details to Sora. It could be either of these scenarios:

1. You can see Sora smug a little knowing his chance of throwing the coins at precise location will result into draws as many of you mentioned.

2. Sora’s eyes blackened while still smug prove that he just staying calm and hope for all his best into tossing the coin at precise location, meaning he knows his concern for possibility is not either on head or tails but on the odd of might not fall into precise location.

[CyphenRozulus]

It's called the world's most brutal coin flip cuz it literally coin flipped

[gingfreecss]

If she can grasp all movements, then why couldn't she grasp Sora's foot witht the tiny muscle movement inside his body as a "signal" ?

[TheInfernapeKingBattletube]

As I am rewatching No Game No Life Episode 12 on Netflix, I thought to myself. Is there really a chance a game coin toss can end in a draw? Apparently, according to Google 1 in 6000 chance a coin can land in its side, instead of the flat side of the coin. The infamous No Game No Life coin toss is not BS, that’s a 1 in 6000, that’s almost as rare as shiny Pokémon in Pokémon Sword and Shield.

[standard-carrier-wo-chan]

Whoever that beastkin is forgot to factor the uneven floor. Sora must've noticed that, and tossed the coin in such a way that it'll fall into the nook and stand straight. It takes an insane amount of practice and calculation, sure, but since the coin will be leaning on the floor tile, there's much, MUCH larger room for error, enough that Sora is confident in his coin flipping skills.

[ayoitszac]

My teacher showed this to me and my class for math, for chance and probability lmao!

[angelbotagi]

It always makes me laugh that Miko using blood break caused a huge gust of wind/whirlwind that was blowing clothes and flower petals everywhere but somehow didn’t change the trajectory of the coin. Or hell blow it away.

[tibisan]

the most unrealistic part is how sora has the physical skill there to actually flip a coin right into exact position he wanted, yet according to miko theres no magic used
yes practice helps, but never means he can be always accurate with it, i can guess there exists plan B if he fucked up, or knowing that miko can't sense some magic applied to him (but then this should be written somewhere)
also ig miko can cancel wind pressure applied to the coin created by apparently activating blood destruction...?
well shouldnt bother too much ig

[koop]

She use ultimate move

Sora: move a slab

[nibs]

last time I tossed a coin I said it would land on its side and.... it landed on its side and rolled🤣

[frimi]

Of all the things I granted from suspension of disbelief, this moment stretched it too far. I call pure bullshit on the idea that Sora can flip a coin so precisely that he can make it fall into a crack AFTER one bounce

[msY]

This coin flip is almost as bullshit as our wait for season 2

[PanPan-mlip]

No season 2 this coin flip basically bullsh*t