[9.0] "First show I've ever seen live and I feel it delivered. I really enjoyed the Takeshita vs.Jericho match as well as the main event of Brookes vs. Ueno. Damn Ueno's will to win was very infectious and you really wanna root for him to win when I was watching him live. And of course, I also enjoyed the Cardona match with MAO."

[7.0] "The ratings I gave the matches individually don't jump off the page but as an overall package I had a good time, it succeeded in feeling like a huge show and not just because of the runtime. The opener, battle royal, Dogeza thing, and DDT/AJPW crossover are completely skippable, and so are the TJPW showcase and Ikemen/Masada probably but I liked those for what they were. The stretch of Sasaki/Endo, Saki's retirement, and Hiromu/Hirata was the peak, all quite enjoyable in their own way. MAO/Cardona and Jericho/Takeshita were matches that happened. The main was overlong and went to the kickout well a million times but Ueno winning the belt is great. Saki's farewell was the big highlight here, everything about it was beautifully done."

[9.0] "It's too long; it has at least one too many guest stars, but great emotion, comedy and storytelling throughout."

[9.0] "Although this has the same problem with all the big CyberFight shows now in that it's too long and the first half doesn't matter, from Sasaki versus Endo onward, this card is show-of-the-year good. Can I also say, no one does the end credits/post credits like DDT? The Ueno and Takeshita interaction was heartwarming, and Hirata not being sold out by Owashi was just the feelgood moment we needed to a feelgood show. Match of the night was Hiromu versus Hirata."

[8.0] "The first half was the Dogeza match and stop, the rest was quite average. Anyway after the very good encounter between Sasaki and Endo everything turned into a masterpiece of a mix between great matches, incredible emotions and big shocks. Thumb up. ****1/4"

[8.0] "I should say upfront, I skipped a few of the matches on this show. But what I watched I was a lot of fun. I guess my one criticism is that the show was about 6 hours, which is just too long. If you are going to pick and choose like I did, the Saki Akai 6-person match and her retirement ceremony are must see. I really liked how the match ended, with the men bailing out so Akai and Miyu Yamashita could settle things. Chris Jericho v. Konosuke Takeshita and Yuki Ueno v. Chris Brookes were excellent. As a TJPW fan, I enjoyed their 6-person match. It was cool that they went with some of the younger, up and coming talent here."

[9.0] "It's not an exaggeration to say that DDT's wrestling craze lasts for six hours and 12 games. Joy, emotion, blood, and reunion in a conference are very worth seeing. DDT is a very human alliance, which not only gave Akai nearly an hour to compete and give a speech after the game, but also allowed players such as Yamashita to take a group photo. Big-name superstars such as Shinsuke Nakamura recorded videos for her. It can be said that the cards are full. Who doesn't want to work in DDT?"

[9.0] "DDT Ultimate Party always run way too long. To make almost six hours entertaining and engaging is quite the accomplishment. Saki Akai's retirement, the heavy metal title shenanigans, Jericho vs Takeshita, and Brookes vs Ueno all make this show worth it. I think Chris Brooke's video package before the title match was really important. He talked about how DDT has been a little too focused on classic heavyweight match ups. I agree and think this was a big problem last year and the beginning of this year. Hopefully this show helps DDT get back to what makes them unique."

[9.0] "yet another major ddt show that lives up, ultimate party was very good. yuki ueno vs chris brookes was really good, jericho vs takeshita was really solid, mao vs cardona was the best matt cardona ddt match although that isnt saying much, hiromu vs hirata was insane fun, sasaki vs endo was the best sasaki match ive seen in a while, but my favorite match by far was eruption vs miyu yamashita, naomichi marufuji, and kazusada higuchi., saki akais retirement was very emotional and the match more than delivered as a final bow. altogether the show was really fun"