[6.0] "A real nothing doing show aside from Momo's turn. Turning on your team after fighting alongside them for most of the match is such an awfully stupid trope."

[7.0] "It's been a while since there was a big show without a Red/White Belt title match on it, but it was designed to focus on units and create memorable moments for their histories. Even though they are not MOTYCs, last two matches are must-see for different reasons. Other trio matches were fun, and Syuri was kicking ass in the opening."

[8.0] "An unorthodox show from Stardom that took some big risks: Low number of matches, no major titles on the line, and the main draw being gimmick matches. This easily could have flopped if it didn't hit the right notes... but it absolutely did. The finish to the QQ/Oedo Tai captain's fall match will be talked about for years... arguably the most impactful angle Stardom has run since Io turned on Mayu in 2016, and should set the stage for the biggest feuds of 2022. Main event was a ladder match for people who hate ladder matches (like me). 80% wrestling, 20% ladder spots is my kind of mix. Mayu Iwatani's moonsault will probably go down as one of the crazier spots in joshi history (not unlike Bull Nakano's leg drop off the cage). Overall, an event that overdelivered, and gets a big thumbs up."

[8.0] "Undoubtedly, stardom was one of the best events of 2021, which is worth watching all the matches, and with the last two matches, it shows that stardom can also do great in team tag competitions."

[8.0] "Other than the opening match, every match was at the very least good and the show clearly peaked with the last two. It was a brilliant showing of Stardom's strenght when it comes to multi-woman tags, an aspect that isn't talked about nearly as often as it should. Two stories carried this show and while the outcome of QQ vs Oedo Tai may be controversial, I think it'll deliver in the long run and be well remembered, just like the Natsupoi-Himeka story. Overall, it was a very fun show that never dragged and gave us quite a few very memorable moments."

[8.0] "It's an high 8 almost 9 tbh. It was such a good idea to do a unit tournament instead of just another normal filler PPV where you already know the results of every match. QQ vs OT and the Ladder Match were both awesome."

[8.0] "In my opinion, the show was a little underestimated by people due to the coming Queendom. But in reality, the card was really interesting, mainly thanks to the Momo-SLK and Himeka-Natsupoi storylines. It turned out to be really really good, especially as for the secondary PPV. Of course, the last two matches have stolen the show."

[8.0] "For the most part, I thought this was a really good show, especially for a B-PPV where only one title was on the line. None of the matches went over 20 minutes, everything was at least good and all the PPV matches were PPV quality. The preshow gauntlet match was what it needed to be, and there was follow-up with the attack angle. The two ladder match qualifying matches were both very good, with the Stars vs Cosmic Angels matches being the slightly better one. The QQ vs Oedo Tai match went at a blistering pace for the first 12 minutes with a few shockingly-quick eliminations, before getting bogged down with some overbooking and extreme interference. The end result will be a polarizing one, but it gives me hope that Momo will benefit from it. As much as I like her, she needs a makeover from a character standpoint and this opens the door for that. A heel Momo atop the heel faction could be really good, and could make her a well-rounded wrestler, after being one-dimensional for so long. The post-match angle got me feeling surprisingly emotional, as QQ of all factions made me feel sympathetic. Utami showed sadness and emotion! That alone is a massive shock. The main event was a perfectly fitting way to cap the show, with the second half featuring some amazing and memorable spots, especially Mayu moonsaulting off the ladder and Koguma diving off of it and out of the ring. The ending was unnerving and tense, but it worked. The post match was wholesome and a good way to send fans home happy. This was a B-PPV with a unique lineup compared to other B-PPVs, and everything delivered. The bottom line is that this show was mostly awesome, nothing dragged, every PPV match was ***1/2 or better, the faction match had an unforgettable result and post match, and the main event was excellent with some very memorable spots. That all makes it worthy of an 8/10 in my book."