#ColdGame

June. 05,2021

Rating：

5.5

Genre：

Drama Family Sci-Fi

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Trailer Synopsis

The Earth has descended into a new ice age of -45 degrees Celsius. At the evacuation center, dozens of people who have fled are living on the edge of their lives. In a world where civilization has collapsed, money and status have no meaning and every blanket and canned food is sought after, values have changed drastically. Humanity is faced with an extreme situation where only those with a strong desire to live will survive. Kimura Shoko, a genius con artist with two previous criminal convictions, is determined to do whatever it takes to survive in this new world. For some reason, the shelter she arrives at values family over everything. As the "mother" of a "masquerade family", she faces harsh days. Behind Shoko's explosive desire to survive is a desire to see her son again.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2021

8 Episode

Episode 1 - Frigid Survival! -45 ℃ refugees

June. 05,2021

Absolutely live! The shocking ice age survival begins Suddenly panicked by rebellion and riots.

Episode 2 - Desperate cold hell!

June. 12,2021

Desperate!? Save the cold hell ice shelter at the cost of camouflage ... Who is the liar?

Episode 3 - Another "camouflaged family"?

June. 19,2021

Some rumors begin to flow in the evacuation center. It is said that the jailbreaker hides his identity there. Takashi and Hina get scared, but Daiki notices that the family in the next classroom is suspicious.

Episode 4 - Aim for a new leader

June. 26,2021

In line with the hope of living as a new leader, do not lose to your neighbor in a charming battle.

Episode 5 - I've been from the time this was born

July. 03,2021

The camouflaged brother and sister are in a big pinch. Even the father is a suspicious move.

Episode 6 - I'll wait and go to help

July. 10,2021

Hope for the government rescue unit that finally appeared. However, only a limited number of families are rescued, and rumors spread that Kisaragi branch manager has prioritized rescue for families in the evacuation center.

Episode 7 - Promise of mother and child. Never abandon!

July. 17,2021

Daiki headed to the outside world with the determination of death in order to save Shoko's son, Yusho. At the evacuation center, Kobashi was put into the disciplinary room for letting Daiki aim at Kisaragi, and Kurosaki took over.

Episode 8 - I'll live because anything is fine

July. 24,2021

Shoko and others Kisaragi pointing a pistol at the Kimura family. What is the final confrontation between the two people? Can you see the tricks set by Shoko Kimura, a genius scammer with two criminal records?

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