Can I watch the Akagi anime to learn how mahjong works?
Can I watch the Akagi anime to learn how mahjong works?
Daniel Miller
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Samuel Martinez
Tbh no
Kayden Watson
no
Chase Torres
The show doesn't explain the game. I went through it understanding nothing.
Still entertaining, though.
Eli Rivera
It's honestly better just knowing the basic explanation they give you. I enjoyed it more that way.
Once I learned/played mahjong and revisited it the series just felt like asspull after asspull.
John Hughes
more mahjong:
Sebastian Murphy
it'll take you an hour or two to understand it max, you might as well learn it if you're going to watch 9 hours of akagi
Juan Baker
Logan Murphy
I liked Kaiji a lot better, but then the manga goes to shit when it becomes about fucking mahjong too
Lucas Davis
simple guide to online mahjong
Landon Robinson
No but it was still fun to watch.
Bentley Stewart
Landon Rivera
Jose Butler
>10hoe
Old and busted use this:
repo.riichi.moe
Robert Jones
thanks
Christopher Kelly
Same, besides the times he straight up cheats. I'm still a sucker for keikaku though
Alexander Rodriguez
Nobody knows what Akagi is doing.
Blake Anderson
Seriously? The show explains everything. I was able to understand rules by ep. 6 or 7.
Hudson Martinez
Do not declare riichi's shit advice, a lot of times it's the only way to get anything out of an otherwise garbage hand or rush a win
Sebastian Scott
When can we get more FKMT, tonegawa was great.
Carter Phillips
It's not a hard game to learn. On account of being a game.
Lucas Allen
Ten already did the more realistic mahjong route. Akagi was a spinoff about a legendary player's youth, so being over the top made sense. That being said, it's still way more interesting if you know the game, especially parts like the post-Urabe match explanation.
Julian Wilson
>tenhou old and busted
Daniel Lee
Wait so it really possible to enjoy Akagi and other mahjong manga by FKMT without knowing the shit out of mahjong? I was excited to read kaiji after watching s2 then it turns out it was a mahjong arc. Ive googled mahjong rules and i pretty much went braindead after reading those.
Jaxon Barnes
>Once I learned/played mahjong and revisited it the series just felt like asspull after asspull.
mahjong is like that, if anything Akagi's rounds are more realistic because most mahjong anime is yakuman spam
Mason Ward
Akagi uses copious, bizarre metaphors to explain the meaning behind certain situations and hands.
Having basic mahjong knowledge helps, but you can get through the show with zero.
Angel Foster
DKaiji seems like a very steep shift compared to the earlier games but Minefield is actually really simple
The best way to explain it is that they already have their hands ready and all they need is the 1 tile that either one discards to win
Try to keep this alone in mind if you read it without learning regular riichi rules
Nicholas Adams
Don't read, play.
Lucas Kelly
Just remember that tanyao and pinfu are the fundamentals of mahjong and that the sands in the depths of hell are magical sands and you'll be fine.
Lincoln Hall
We had a Mamiya thread yesterday if you weren't there.
James Davis
Play mahjongsoul tutorial nya