TRILLION GAME [Season 1 Episode 24]

TRILLION GAME Episode 24 Review: “I Love News” – The Art of the Deal, Helicopters, and Jam-Stained Faces

If there’s one thing TRILLION GAME has taught us, it’s that Haru Tennjouji doesn’t just play the game—he rewrites the rules entirely. Episode 24, titled “I Love News,” is another masterclass in high-stakes business maneuvering, sprinkled with the show’s signature blend of absurdity and brilliance. Fans have been buzzing about this episode, and for good reason—it’s packed with everything that makes TRILLION GAME so addictive: bold strategies, unexpected twists, and a dash of Tsuda Kenjirou’s iconic voice acting.

The Plot: A Helicopter, a TV Deal, and a Lot of Jam

Haru and Gaku’s latest scheme involves securing a partnership with a TV news station that hasn’t been swallowed up by Kirihime’s corporate empire. The catch? The station in question, Kawara TV, is barely surviving, with its only saving grace being a lucrative (but poorly produced) news program. Haru, ever the opportunist, sees potential where others see failure.

The episode’s standout moment? A ridiculously extravagant helicopter stunt that Haru orchestrates to secure exclusive footage of a breaking news story—a fire that turns out to be less dramatic than it seems. The real kicker? The “blood” on a reporter’s face is just jam. Classic TRILLION GAME humor at its finest.

Fans on MyAnimeList couldn’t get enough of this scene. One user joked, “Forget the fire, ‘Blood on reporter’s face is actually jam!’ is the real headline scoop of the hour.” Another pointed out the absurdity of the helicopter, saying, “Man, that was quite extravagant for a news chopper, wasn’t it? But given this show, I shouldn’t have been surprised at all.”

Haru’s Mind Games: Lies, Charisma, and Toast

Haru’s ability to lie with a straight face and manipulate situations to his advantage is nothing short of terrifying—yet undeniably cool. In this episode, he pulls off yet another con, convincing Kawara TV’s executives that partnering with Trillion TV is their only shot at survival. His confidence is so unshakable that even the most skeptical characters can’t help but fall for his pitch.

One fan perfectly summed it up: “Haru’s ability to lie with a straight face and read people like an open book is honestly terrifying—but in a cool way! His business sense is on another level too; the way he keeps scaling things is wild.”

And let’s not forget the running toast trope! Akari Shirotora, the episode’s new reporter (voiced by Lynn), dashes into the scene with toast in her mouth—a classic anime trope that fans loved. Some even speculated, “It would be quite funny if Haru’s real goal all along was not to make a trillion but to date Akari!”

The Bigger Picture: Setting Up the Endgame

With only two episodes left in the season, TRILLION GAME is clearly building toward something massive. The introduction of Kawara TV as a potential ally against Kirihime’s empire adds another layer to the story’s corporate warfare. Fans are already clamoring for a sequel, with one commenter saying, “2 episodes left, now I’m pretty sure that I want to see a sequel of this anime.”

The episode also hints at deeper character development for Haru. While his backstory remains shrouded in mystery, fans are eager to learn more. One user noted, “I still would like to know Haru’s back story—just don’t want it to be plot armor.”

Final Thoughts: Why This Episode Works

“I Love News” is a perfect example of why TRILLION GAME stands out. It balances high-stakes business drama with over-the-top humor, all while keeping the characters grounded (well, as grounded as Haru can be). The animation by Madhouse continues to impress, and the voice acting—especially Tsuda Kenjirou’s performance—elevates every scene.

As one fan put it, “Trillion TV is shaping up to be something massive. They’re definitely setting things up for a big showdown—I’m hyped to see how it all unfolds!”

If you haven’t caught up with TRILLION GAME yet, now’s the time. Episode 24 proves that Haru and Gaku’s journey to a trillion dollars is anything but predictable—and that’s exactly why we love it.

Rating: 9/10 – Business, Lies, and Jam-Stained Faces Never Felt So Good.

(Word count: 850)

Note: This review is based on fan discussions from MyAnimeList and episode details from IMDb and other sources. All opinions are original and written in a natural, engaging style for a young audience.