[7.0] "Very good show, but it left a bit more to be desired. Viento Maligno's unimpressive debut kinda tanked it for me, but last two matches were awesome and totally worth a watch."

[7.0] "First two matches were all about comedy. It wouldn't work on a normal day, but because Takechi was in the main event it was fair to assume that a different crowd would show up, a crowd that would be receptive to two matches in a like a row like that, and they ate it all up. Aoki/Miyawaki vs. Koroku/Rukiya was surprisinngly heated, DDT homegrowns decided to wipe that dumb smile off of Miyawaki's face which made it a memorable match. Harimao vs. DAMNATION T.A was a classic faces vs. heels match where feels eventually made a big comeback and won. SLC continues to be an 'act that tries', so it was interesting to see Viento Maligno (if you wouldn't know that it's Nakamura under the mask, you wouldn't believe it) effortlessly standing out and elevating that faction. Last two matches served different purposes and delivered in different ways, I think they're worthy every parachuting fan's time."

[6.0] "The undercard was pretty weak. The main and semi-main were decent, but nothing I found too compelling."

[8.0] "Takechi got the goods, but I said enough of that in the match review. As this is the last big show before Judgment, I have to say, I think KANON being the challenger ain't it. He's over with MAO, I won't deny that, but I don't think he has the material or charisma to main event while his tag team partner, the most creative wrestler in the company who partnered with the champ for years and left his stable, has both the skill and story to be a believable contender at the third biggest show of the year. I know they've done the match before, but it was so good I wanna see it again sooner rather than later, and way more than an Ueno match with KANON."