TRILLION GAME

Haru and Gaku are former classmates who set an outrageous goal, they want to make a trillion dollars and they treat that goal like a project. Haru sells ideas, people, and charisma, slipping into conversations and deals with smooth confidence. Gaku is awkward but brilliant at code, building the backend that turns schemes into functioning systems. The show watches their plans unfold, showing clever tactics, moral gray areas, and the strain success puts on friendships and alliances, without revealing major twists or outcomes.

Created in 2024 by Ryunosuke Kingetsu, Riichiro Inagaki, and Ryoichi Ikegami, TRILLION GAME is an animated drama with a voice cast led by Takeo Otsuka as Haru Tennoji, Shoya Ishige as Manabu "Gaku" Taira, and Yuki Tanaka as Rinrin Takahashi. The series presents a polished anime style and a writer-driven concept from creators known for high-energy storytelling.

As of now TRILLION GAME has not received major industry awards or prominent nominations. It’s still early in the title’s life cycle, and recognition may come later if the series gains broader attention or streaming traction.

Among viewers and online communities the show has sparked conversations about ambition, entrepreneurship, and the ethics of chasing extreme wealth. Fans tend to debate the plausibility of the schemes and root for the charismatic lead, while others discuss how the show reflects modern tech culture and startup mythology. Its mix of flashy deals and coder-focused problem solving has given rise to lively thread discussions and fan art.

Critical response is mixed, reflected in a user vote average of 5.9/10 from 11 votes. Many reviewers praise the high-concept premise and the chemistry between the leads, while some point to uneven pacing and moments that favor style over depth. Thematically, the series puts charisma against technical skill, examines loyalty under pressure, and questions what success is worth when measured in raw money rather than relationships or purpose.