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Ep7 > Emotional damage

So far, so good. Great characters and interesting build up. Rin is best girl

He probably got plot armor xD

Surprisingly slow-paced, I haven't seen the original film, but I wasn't a fan of how the characters were developed (besides Suda's character). Good casting but would consider it a one-time watch. Also a bit predictable on which character would be involved with the cube.

We don't know yet but due to the show's popularity, they would likely show it in other Asian cinemas. For overseas, maybe a few months later.

Daoko is in this! That got my attention o.o

Hi, unfortunately not. My schedule has been packed since mid last year. I could ask some people on Twitter to see if they'd be interested to cover it.

He probably wasn't thinking rationally. His number one priority was to keep his daughter safe. From a writing pov, it wasn't necessary.

I was surprised when they mentioned covid and how the government handled the zombie virus well. Imagine this being an actual virus after covid. We'd be doomed.

Yeah, I'm actually surprised considering this is 12 episodes with 1 hour per episode. They could have covered so much, but scenes were repetitive.

Pretty sure his Mum called the Dad. We see an office full of zombies. It's implied the Dad also turned. Basically all the parents turned.

Nam-ra was the real MVP of this series.
I'm also surprised everyone was still able to run without water or food for days.

12 episodes was not necessary for this series. Especially with the amount of duration and story shown overall.

The ending credit scene tho

This looks promising. Haven't seen many good GL's sadly, but looking forward to this one.

Clear visuals and potential in world-building, however 57 minutes in, the story was anti-climactic. 

It would have been nice to see more scenes and obstacles for Kento's character. A bit of a missed opportunity on Pete bot having some action scenes. 

I did appreciate the film for having a mystery element to it. For the romance element, I had mixed responses partly because of the age. I believe it would have been interesting if Rin and Riko's role was switched with a bit more backstory to their characters. Kiyohara would have nailed the role of antagonist or antihero based on her role in Switched (also on Netflix).

Legit, especially during December

I had a feeling a lot of people would be commenting on Hira's character.
What bothered me with the first episode was how he didn't ask permission to take a photo. While in the cd drama he asked. I believe the showrunners toned down the series to attract more audiences.

I didn't exactly read it, but listened to the CD drama. It's on tumblr somewhere.

People are either gonna like Hira or find him odd.
Seems they have changed a few things from the Novel.