[8.0] "I didn't expect that I would have so much fun and light at heart after such a show. There were no big matches here and I still enjoyed it. There was classic DDT humor here, it was especially pronounced in the Yuki Ueno/Hirata match and I haven't laughed like that for a long time and it's definitely a cool match. KO-D Tag Team Title Match deservedly was the best fight of the evening and there the fighters kept the perfect balance. There was also a cool hardcore and, in general, wrestling of a worthwhile level. As a result, I recommend this show and bow to the floor to everyone who has worked hard for this event."

[8.0] "The three top of card matches were all at least very good. This was also a short and breezy show which is another point in it's favour."

[10.0] "This was one of the finest wrestling shows I've seen. The fun just never stops for the casual epic encounter and basically all matches deliver the level of entertainment I was not really expecting to see. Nice opener between two biff lads. Honestly funny, yet story-driven match with Pheromones and butterfly (you just can't make this up). Surprisingly personal fight of Ueno & Hirata. Brutal and beautiful hardcore tag with a freaking t.A.T.u. reference. Unexpectedly raw 8-man tag with some interesting dynamic shifts. Amazing match for the tag titles, just straight up genius action. And finally a great main event, which exceeded my expectations wildly. This show just had it all - stories end and begin, you don't wanna miss a thing and surely want to tune for the next event, everyone works on their top level and all the matches are great in their own way. This event is truly special, especially considering how not-special in grand scheme of things it is. That's DDT at it's finest."

[9.0] "DDT does it again. ASUKA is such a great fit with MAO that none of us saw coming, and coupled with CDK, they made magic. Likewise, a crossdressed Sauna Club brought the magic against Prominence, and Ueno brought the absolute best out of Hirata. All of that topped off with Charisma getting his six-man titles back and looking like an absolute jerk on his way to battle Kenoh, and, well, DDT does it again."

[10.0] "A legendary show. I really liked the previous event from DDT, and it was perfect, as for a house show, but there was a level of Korakuen, and they had to try harder, also with two title matches in the card, and although I didn't expect that they would really be able to surpass the previous show (which, by the way, is not yet added to Cagematch), but they did it! I feel like I watched a mini-version of Kawasaki Strong, when the worst match is a very good match, and I want to admire the best matches and investigate piece by piece. At the beginning of the show we have a good match of a young lion; then the plot tag is a team match, which is successfully complemented by improvisation due to a butterfly that flew in; Ueno and Hirata decide to show a match in the style of NJPW, but they come to their senses in time, returning to the DDT path; the hardcore match is simply incredible, and is the third best match on the show for me, which is close to the so-called "five stars", and the reference to t.A.T.u. makes him a comedy classic at all; teenagers stole the match where Akiyama and Hino were, and Unicorn forced Akiyama to support him more than Koroku; the tag team titles match is the best on the show, and the atmosphere is no worse than the iconic Revival vs. DIY duel; the main event is disgusting in its shell, but because of storytelling and an atmosphere of hopelessness, as in the best episodes of Game of Thrones, it can be considered a full-fledged masterpiece. Many DDT events can be watched from beginning to end, but in this case it is especially relevant, and it seems to me that after this it is impossible not to become a fan of this promotion. One of my favorite shows ever, blessed with a flown butterfly."