[9.0] "A wrestling show that takes wrestling as theater to the extreme. Easily one of the most unique wrestling shows that you'll ever see. I give huge props to Hyper for willing to do something like this for a show. She really shows how creative one can be with this medium."

[10.0] "One of the most innovative wrestling show in recent years, a testament to Hyper Misao's creativity and willingness to push the boundaries of wrestling as a medium. The battle royal was a nice callback to Misao's history in TJPW, Yoshihiko vs Shoko Nakajima surprisingly the most normal match of the show and a great display of Nakajima's technical and athletic abilities (contrary to what we're used to see with Yoshihiko the match is mostly grounded and could have been a fine match between two "normal" wrestlers). As for the main event it is a truly unique experience, that explore the possibilities of wrestling as a theatric and physical performance to tell stories, pursuing the trend of pandemic era "cinematic wrestling", while exploring the character of Mahiro Kiryu with nice twist of elements of the TJPW lore."

[9.0] "I'm just happy the rating for this show is high. I love surreal, weird comedy-based shows like this, and you never know how fans will react to them. It wasn't for everyone but clearly a lot of people loved it. If you like the more comedic side of wrestling, especially joshi, this will be right up your alley."

[9.0] "This was a unique show. It was one part Inspiration, one part Hiragana Muscle, and all Hyper Misao. The first match would not have been out of place on a somewhat standard TJPW card, but the video beforehand establishing that Hyper Misao brainwashed the wrestlers was a nice touch. It helped set up the loose reality of the show and separate it from other TJPW shows. The second match was a good Yoshihiko contest. It was the main event that makes this show stand out. It was one of a kind. My only point of criticism is that it was a bit too long. I would have liked if they had put one more match on the card and shortened the main event by that length."

[10.0] "This was show of the year. Hyper Misao is a genius producer/booker. Sad to see trolls being worked by her awesomeness. First time ive seen a 0 rating on a Tjpw show."

"A weird, cerebral journey through a mind as unique and singular as Hyper Misao's.. You get your shenanigans battle royal to start, with everybody dressing in different era Misao costumes and having been hypnotized and conscripted into performing for Misao's amusement. Then you get the shockingly technical showpiece that is YOSHIHIKO vs Shoko Nakajima. And then main event, which can only be described as an hour-plus long stage play in a ring with sound effects, lighting, video clips, and melodramatic soliloquies about regret and perseverance in the face of immeasurable challenge. Also a time travel plotline. It's absolutely not for everyone, and yet I've never really seen anything like it. If you rank this show like any other wrestling show, meant to be enjoyed piecemeal by people with no attention spans, only searching for the next "banger" match, it's not that. But it's the same way you wouldn't try to compare a Batman movie to Schindler's List. It's a different genre of wrestling. Wrestling isn't always just workrate. It's stories. And a hell of a story was being told here."

[10.0] "Best show of the year and it's not even close. This show is the culmination of years waiting for PaMi to finally produce a show from start to end, since her fake graduation which gave us a glimpse of what she was capable of, we've waited, and it did not disappoint. 3 great matches, 2 truly entertaining stories that made the 2 hours fly by. We saw on twitter the struggle she went through to prepare this experience, and I'm glad the reception has been so good. I hope she got the itch to do more of these, because I certainly wanna see more."

[0.0] "Unfunny, uninteresting, un-wrestling. Boring for non-Japanese speakers or anyone who likes wrestling in their wrestling shows."

[4.0] "A 3 match show where one is Yoshihiko. It's what you expect and nothing more. House show opener with low card wrestlers and a weird show main more like a stage performance than a wrestling match, also with low card wrestlers plus Rika."

[10.0] "The funny, stylish produce show you'd expect from Misao with all three matches being good fun (let us rate Shoko/Yoshihiko dammit), the roster getting to mess around with the likes of Nekosama and heavy metal heels Rika and Arisu, and a genuinely touching second half of the show spotlighting a low-key midcarder in Mahiro. I'm biased as I've been very endeared to Mahiro since I first started watching TJPW, her evolution to a more fleshed out and confident character that's grown her a larger fanbase has been a rewarding journey to keep up with the last year or two and it's pretty lovely that Misao would use her own produce show to highlight someone else's story. She's spoken at times of wrestling saving her life from a dark place, an experience that Mahiro opened up about herself here, and somehow blended a life lesson of accepting your past and choosing your future into a silly comedy wrestling show. Gotta give the main event and show as a whole the 10 for just being a good time and having something meaningful to say about wrestling."

[10.0] "Any show that pushes the concept of what wrestling can be is always a good idea and this executed it very well. Taking an ordinary tag match in Arisu/Rika vs Mahiro/Aino and taking it off the rails with time travel, heartfelt confessions and a heel version of Arisu and Rika (which should happen again and again and again) made the final 'match' payoff so much better. The Misao battle royal and Shoko/Yoshihiko were fun too but it was all built around Mahiro, kinda like an episode of a TV show where they do a dive into one character and their origin and backstory. Seeing different versions of lots of TJPW people were pretty fun like Neko as Sakisama and 6 different people dressed as Hyper Misao. It had a nice overarching message too which is that you can't change your past so do your best for the future. Not understanding Mahiro's speech at first because it's Japanese confused me a little but knowing the translations and everything that happened previously made the main event feel special. Would love another one of these"

[10.0] "I'm personally incredibly thankful that Misao got to pull off what she did with this show. It's incredibly unique and there's nothing else like it, well worth a watch."

[9.0] "Great event with the only downside being that, even with spoilers and match details, I didn't pick up on everything. Hopefully someone can fan translate the promos one day."

[9.0] "This was a fantastic show that achieved everything it set out to do and more. Two great comedy matches followed by finale that was a wonderful fusion of wrestling match and time travel stage play. Hyper Misao has one of the best minds in wrestling, mixing the absurd with the emotional in this show to great effect. I highly recommend reading Dramatic DDT's twitter to get a summary of what was happening during the final tag match. It was a high concept premise exploring various alternate Mahiro timelines before she tearfully recounted Mahiro past struggles and reasons for becoming a wrestler, choosing to accept the present instead of changing her past."