[6.0] "Alright show with nothing really of note. Maika vs Iida vs Kamitani was alright. Iida showed good underdog energy and hit some pretty cool big moves. Maika showed good physicality and technique in all her attacks. Kamitani hit some nice agile movements and high-flying attacks. A bit of sloppiness but nothing awful. Iida's win and celebration was a nice feel-good moment. ***. Riho & Ruaka vs Konami & Tora was mostly lame. Tora's beatdown work was very poor. Konami's strikes and submissions were good but sadly too rare. Riho was energetic but had typically weak attacks. Ruaka's offence was very limited and unpolished. **. Bea & Saki vs Himeka & Natsupoi was fine. A standard match with the heels beating down the babyfaces for the 1st half before the babyfaces got their extended comeback during the 2nd half. All 4 looked good, though Bea and Himeka impressed the most. **1/2. AZM vs Hoshizuki was a fun 10-minute sprint. AZM's offence all looked very good and professional, while Hoshizuki's more basic offence was enjoyable energetic. They did really well rapidly trading flash pins back and forth, making for a very fun final 1/4th. ***1/4. Mina, Tam & Unagi vs Death, Mayu & Kid was fine. They had lots of quick, mostly low- and mid-effort exchanges and spots with constant tags and run-ins to allow all 6 women to show off their skills. A shame that Tam and Mayu weren't at least their teams' last surviving members, since they were obviously the best workers here. The match coming down to Death vs Mina was underwhelming but at least they had a few good interactions. **1/2. Syuri vs Giulia was the first 'major' match on the show, but it ended up being pretty disappointing. There wasn't any meaningful story, just both women essentially going 50/50 the entire way before the match ended in a 30-minute draw, which was really stupid considering this was a title match on a PPV. Their technique was mostly good, at least, but they never went for anything too creative or exciting. The draw was just a cheap excuse to have a relatively big match but not put either wrestler over in order to maintain the company's established hierarchy, which I understand but still don't respect. ***1/4. Utami vs Momo was a standard Stardom 'epic', with the usual abandoned limb-targeting and bland, overkill big-move trading. Both women showed decent fire and got some good impact in their various exchanges and spots, but there was no story/psychology to get invested in. The entire 2nd half was literally just them trading moves 1 at a time that progressively became 'bigger' (in terms of kayfabe damage), but there was nothing else to make any of it more exciting. I could have excused that boring structure if their exchanges and spots were notably creative or explosive, but they didn't show that either. It was still a good match and the MOTN, but it wasn't any sort of great match to end this otherwise 'alright' show on a strongly positive note. ***1/4 - ***1/2"

[7.0] "Technically, this was the 2nd biggest STARDOM show ever, it went around 3h15min, so I set my expectations higher than usual. Production was great, and show felt major league, but I can't say that this was some must-see show, STARDOM simply needs bigger and better roster for these shows. Promotion still needs wrestlers on the level of Kagetsu, Hazuki, Arisa Hoshiki & Hana Kimura really badly. You can watch last two matches because Meltzer rated them, but I think it makes sense to watch this show from start to finish if you're looking for a starting point before watching big Nippon Budokan show on March 3rd."

[9.0] "The best of the three recent Stardom PPV's. Outside of the second match on the show, everything was enjoyable and the final two matches were both great. I slightly preferred the main over the semi-main, mainly because it had a better finishing stretch and a finish itself. AZM vs Mei was on par with most of AZM's matches with SLK in terms of quality and elsewhere, I was very surprised to see how strongly Mina was booked to look in the Artist title match."

[9.0] "Awesome event. The best matches: 1)AZM vs Mei, 2)Cosmic Angels vs STARS, 3)Momo Watanabe vs Utami Hayashishita."

[9.0] "Once again Stardom delivers. Utami Hayashishita vs Momo Watanabe was entertaining and full of suspense and edge of the seat moments. AZM vs Mei Hoshizuki was another fast paced and incredible bout that showed intense fast flash pin falls can be an excellent cleanser that leaves a truly competitive taste in the mouth of viewers. Highly recommend this show."

[10.0] "Arguably the best show in Stardom's history. Both the Main Event and Semi-Main were MOTYCs, and the undercard was better than Yokohama."

[10.0] "Probably the best Joshi event of 2020, well done Stardom. The main event was fantastic and the co-main might have been even better!"

[10.0] "If you want an entry into the "Best Event of 2020" (let alone "Best Event of 2020 held in Japan" or "Best Joshi event in 2020"), this is definitively one to put in said lists. The Future title match sure started with a surprising result (well done Gori-chan! ), Konami and Tora dispatched Ruaka easily (Riho was almost a non-factor), HimePoi proving they're an well-oiled machine (Poi's breakneck speed and Himeka's stature and raw strength), AZM and Marvelous' Mei Hoshizuki having MOTN (more of this please! ), STARS blowing a 3-1 lead and Mina Shirakawa grabbing victory from the grasps of surefire defeat and denying STARS the pleasure of giving the COSMIC ANGELS the worst title reign in the company's history (good on the COSMIC ANGELS - in 2 matches in a row giving victories to the lesser experienced members proving that TJPW's loss is indeed STARDOM's gain), Giulia and Syuri proving that the DDM push is to continue in 2021, with thankfully no 1997 AJW triple title unification BS right now (Giulia improving since coming to the company and Syuri being the badass that she is) and Uta and Momo proving that QQ has the company at their feet (so young yet so determined and good in-ring). If there's no über levels of BS and the current COVID-19 pandemic subside just a bit (even if right now it can't be stopped), 2021 will be STARDOM's affirmation year as not only the undisputed #1 Joshi fed in the biz (and one fed that you should see, male or female, Japanese or not) but also the legitimate true successor to AJW for those who still have doubts on it and the spark to ignite the Joshi Puroresu rebirth."