You Can WIN This $1,000,000,000 Death Game (How To Beat: Zero 2)

If you were trapped in a vicious tournament where you can become a trillionaire or die trying, what would you do?

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[wildcat]

I like how we are analyzing this like we will have perfectly level headed and calm mental states to think out of the box when we really would just panic and die

[mas]

Got to love that trope of “passing the test after getting every question wrong.” At least that’s how that anchor test felt like when the decapitation blade got canceled out.

[TheTifier]

The guy still gets the reward money but can't be chairman? That sounds like an absolute win for me!

[spikelee]

I would totally die on the first math problem ...

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

One thing I always wanted to praise is How To Beat’s cleverness in almost every scenario when it comes to life or death situations. So if he decided to make his own malicious death game, it’d probably end up being an unbeatable challenge with no way for the players to win.

[asriel]

Player: *breathes*
How to beat: and that was his biggest mistake
Also player: *survives*

[abbyg]

Zero is a selfless soul…. The assistant would have lost and her brother would have been killed, but Zero was like “Screw it. I don’t wanna be chairman.”

[MrPiema]

I love how he calls him nerd but he gets all the questions wrong 6:39

[jotarokujo]

“January 1st is a Monday”
“So December 31st must be Wednesday”
Galaxy Brain

[Vlad-Determined-Hustle]

If I ever get caught in any death game, money game, or escape room, I’m going to say, “It’s okay everyone! I’ve been watching How to Beat. Let’s go!!”

[Crimsontears]

Just for the record, you don't read kanji like that separately. Most more complex kanji are a combination of other smaller kanji so they knew it said "massacre" to begin with and wouldn't have read it as "deer and money". They more than likely just thought it was part of the title and not a clue, since most of the games are deadly anyway.

[gachanime]

I love how I watch him every day but I bet I won’t survive a single death game

[jaenelle-nuzh]

at around 9:00 you said that the hand gesture doesn't look like a fox, but in japan, that's the universal gesture for a fox, just as a lil tidbit of information, so it's a perfectly valid way to communicate quickly and quietly if you have that sort of background knowledge of japanese culture and know the other person does, too (which both people would, being that they're japanese).

[julianpawchuk]

Character: *has glasses*
HowToBeat: I diagnose you with Nerd

[TheUltimateCancerCell]

Dang I really this MC. Even in a death game, he always chooses what’s right and never left his friends behind and was willing to help others as well.

What’s also great was that he isn’t too overpowered for a main character. Yes, he’s smart and has good observation skills as shown in his performance when playing the games but being human, he has also shown his vulnerable sides like how he made mistakes from time to time.

His first answer in that witch manor game wasn’t correct. He’s shown to not have that much of lying skills when he played against the other smart kid in the smashing the rings game. And how it took time for him to realize how the assistant arranges her cards.

Yeah he has plot armor but this how you make a good character imo when it comes to a death game type scenario.

A likable character who is smart enough to survive but also has his/her weak moments. Not some Sherlock wannabe who can immediately guess the answer with an incredibly convoluted explanation. The whole good-natured characteristic was just the icing on top

[robinaraven]

They didn’t want Zero as the next chairman. So what are the chances they noticed Zero being honorable and LET him figure out the brother’s life was on the line, knowing he’d throw the game to save a life?

[acommonchannel]

The chairman really had a heart attack after seeing zero beat it

[AnthonyDinh]

25:18
Slamming at the box he is looking at is a complete throw.
The box is important because he is looking at it, but also it could be protected to throw you off. That’s a 1/2 chance. A better option was to slam at one of the other 3, where assuming the box he’s looking at is not protected. Which is 1/3.

[brendantjeerdsma]

Has anyone tried making Day & Night into an actual Card Game. I think it would be really cool and the Game Theory potential would be unreal. Only thing I would change is instead of using a Dart Board to reveal ranks, use a Random Number Generator or a 13-sided die instead.

[Comedameic]

Next episode idea: If you were trapped in an airplane on first class while all of the food you eat secretly has laxatives inside without your knowledge, what would you do? I'm going to break down the mistakes made, what you should do, and how to beat the shitastrophe in an airplane.