Does Tengoku Daimakyo Offer New Perspectives on Human Survival?

[firecop]

It’s wild how a single locked door can flip everything upside down, almost like when they first found the hospital in episode one. The way Maru hesitated before trusting the strangers really got me thinking about how survival isn’t just about food or shelter, but who you let in. On the flip side, Kiruko’s epic fail with the old vending machine was hilarious and kinda reminded me that even in a messed up world, people still mess up the simple stuff. If this new group is hiding more than they say, maybe the whole “paradise” idea is just another trap. I’m hyped to see if the next episode peels back another layer or just throws us another curveball. Anyone else got wild theories or favorite moments?

[Roleplay]

Maru’s trust issues make total sense when you think about how every group they meet could be a threat or a lifeline. That vending machine scene cracked me up too—it’s like, even when everything’s gone to hell, people still want snacks. I’m super suspicious of that “paradise” though, it feels way too convenient.