Shiro and Sora face the Flugel that lives inside the library, Jibril, in hopes of gaining the library back for the Imanity.
Sora and Shiro can only run away when Izuna uses her ability called Blood Destruction. Does the Blank still have a chance of turnaround?
The game of Elkia versus the Eastern Federation begins. Sora and Shiro make a good start using their plans.
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Title: No Game, No Life (2014)
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Yoshitsugu Matsuoka | ... | Sora 12 episodes, 2014 |
| Ai Kayano | ... | Shiro 12 episodes, 2014 | |
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Yôko Hikasa | ... | Stephanie Dola 12 episodes, 2014 |
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Caitlynn French | ... | Shiro 12 episodes, 2014 |
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Scott Gibbs | ... | Sora 12 episodes, 2014 |
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Sara Ornelas | ... | Stephanie Dola 12 episodes, 2014 |
| Yuka Iguchi | ... | Chlammy Zell 10 episodes, 2014 | |
| Kara Greenberg | ... | Kurami 10 episodes, 2014 | |
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Christina Stroup | ... | Fil Nivalem 9 episodes, 2014 |
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Mamiko Noto | ... | Fiel Nirvalen 8 episodes, 2014 |
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Yukari Tamura | ... | Jibril 8 episodes, 2014 |
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Amelia Fischer | ... | Jibril 8 episodes, 2014 |
| Kira Vincent-Davis | ... | Izuna Hatsue 7 episodes, 2014 | |
| John Swasey | ... | Ino Hatsue 6 episodes, 2014 | |
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Mugihito | ... | Ino Hatsuse 5 episodes, 2014 |
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Josh Morrison | ... | The Foolish King / ... 5 episodes, 2014 |
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Luke Patterson | ... | Aristocrat Pimp Hat / ... 5 episodes, 2014 |
Two siblings are known to be two of the mysterious blank gamers they are called this because they never fill in their name. Blank gamers are considered to be the best gamers in the world having never lost a game no matter what game. The two siblings one day get a mysterious email and finally teleported onto an other world. The God of this world stated that their be no wars, no stealing and no violence instead everything is decided with a game, any game. Written by Milo Schouten
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I was the type of anime viewer who mostly watched shonen-series like Naruto, Bleach, DBZ, etc. Recently I've branched out and have begun trying out other genres. Boy did No Game No Life impress me.
The story revolves around a sibling pair, Sora and Shiro, who call themselves "Blank." Working together, they've never lost at any game thrown at them. One day, they're taken to a world that suits them perfectly: a world centered around the concept of games.
Whereas shonen animes define "epicness" as intense action sequences involving fantastic displays of power, this show gives the word another meaning entirely. Many of the games that the characters engage in are a battle of wits, requiring complete knowledge of the rules and demanding clever manipulation of their opponents. Often we find ourselves wondering HOW, rather than IF the protagonists will win, seeing as they are this fearsome pair.
I do wish that more attention was given to the younger sister, Shiro. She's supposed to complement her older brother, yet he often outshines her. Many times Sora is shown as the mastermind behind everything when we know that Shiro is every bit as talented as he is. Another point that needs to be addressed is the explanation component of games. The pace needs to be slowed at these points, or else audiences will feel enthralled merely because of the exciting soundtrack and a general epic sensation. We can only truly admire these prodigies by understanding exactly what feat it was they just pulled off, which is hard to do when explanations are whizzing by lightning-fast.
Other than that, the voice acting, art style, premise, soundtrack, humor, and much more all coalesce to form one gripping anime you can't get enough of. If you're looking for a lighthearted yet awe-inspiring anime, look no further.