English Dub Review: My Gift Lvl 9999 Unlimited Gacha: Backstabbed in a Backwater Dungeon, I’m Out for Revenge! “The Tower War”

Divide and Conquer.


Overview

As Sasha and the White Knights enter the tower, Light’s strategy against the White Knights comes into play…



Our Take

Picking up from the previous episode, this installment leans hard into momentum, delivering a surprisingly dense run of confrontations that feel more like an RPG gauntlet than a standard fantasy episode. Multiple battles unfold in parallel, letting different members of the cast finally step into the spotlight, and while some antagonists are deliberately over-the-top, they’re framed convincingly enough to feel like legitimate obstacles. The sheer number of encounters packed into a single episode is impressive, even if a few resolutions come and go a bit too quickly to fully savor the tension.

What really elevates the episode is how it spreads the focus across the ensemble instead of centering everything on a single figure. Watching different characters flex wildly different abilities keeps the action fresh, and the contrast in personalities from theatrical showboating to quiet, ruthless efficiency adds texture to what could have been a one-note power showcase. That said, repetition and heavy-handed reminders of what’s coming next occasionally blunt the impact, and the lopsided power scaling makes it clear these clashes are less about suspense and more about catharsis.

Overall, this is one of the most satisfying episodes so far: fast, indulgent, and unapologetically focused on payoff. While it doesn’t pretend to offer high-stakes uncertainty, it compensates with creative action, improved animation, and the long-awaited chance for side characters to shine. It feels like the calm-before-the-storm moment where the pieces are finally in place, setting up the remaining 2 episodes to go bigger, louder, and more personal, leaving me itching to see what comes next!