Wait... Sagara? Did I miss something that makes it a certain theory? I do agree that it feels like it. Like he…
Watched it. Tbh, I don't think she's really a time traveller. I think it's just to trick us.
They'll make us believe she's a time traveller, then we'll learn that she is not and BAM reveal of the real time traveler.
Or something like that.
I think the kids just heard about her discussion with the singer student about the festival that would be cancelled because of an "incident". So they just deducted that the incident must have happened earlier thanks to their time traveler Sensei.
Wait... Sagara? Did I miss something that makes it a certain theory? I do agree that it feels like it. Like he…
Definitely Okudaira Daiken. What is the point of having him in a drama if not for an important role.
He seems obsessed with "not being bored", so maybe he felt like she was at fault for him having a boring school life in the last timeline ? 🤣
Sagara also never said anything to him since he joined the group. He called the other traitors, menaced some of being the future victims, or smithing like that but we never see him do or say anything to Okudaira's character so maybe they're closer than what is presented ?
Natsuki Amakusa (Takahisa Masuda), an overconfident genius detective with extraordinary deduction skills, meets Yuya Shiki (Hiki Ukisho), a cool high school student who guessed the culprit at the scene of a suspected suicide. Yuuya possesses a special talent that allows him to see the shadows of murderers.
And drag his plot like they did with daiji in revice? thank god noAlso keiwa has been on breaking point since…
The thing is that it should have been a "cool" and "dark" arc for Keiwa but because he's being so obviously manipulated; it's not fun (to me, of course).
Because I'm usually easily entertained with KR, I don't care about plot holes or logic if at least it's fun. Michinaga was as unlogical as him in his motivations, but the reason it was kind of fun to watch for me is that he was still his own person, sometimes screwing Beroda's plan when he didn't like what she was acting. He was "cool" because he knew he was the bad guy but did it anyway because of his wish. Keiwa, though, is just following advice/orders, gets betrayed, takes advice/orders from the same guys who betrayed him, gets betrayed again, etc... It's so not in phase with the "cool" image that the show is trying to give us by giving him dark clothes and hair and Kaneki Ken finger cracks.
Keiwa is having the typical edge lord storyline with lots of egde and no lord. Maybe edge servant.
Other thing: I agree that it didn't come from nowhere. Though I do think that it's a mystery why, when Keiwa heard about the Goddess's secret; he didn't go directly to Ace and questioned him. Ace & Keiwa haven't had a single conversation since 15 episodes ago... Even though Keiwa should have like 100 questions for him? It's exactly like you said, he was isolated, but THAT felt so out of place. Like seriously? They were partners, the guy betrayed him, manipulated him and they go over their differences to become friends for Keiwa to just suddenly stop talking to him because he learns that the thing that the GDP uses to modify reality is in fact Ace's not conscious mother? We still haven't had a single scene of someone explaining the situation to Keiwa or him asking question about it so sometimes I even wonder if Keiwa knows everything that happened lol
And drag his plot like they did with daiji in revice? thank god noAlso keiwa has been on breaking point since…
The thing is that it should have been a "cool" and "dark" arc for Keiwa but because he's being so obviously manipulated; it's not fun (to me, of course).
Because I'm usually easily entertained with KR, I don't care about plot holes or logic if at least it's fun. Michinaga was as unlogical as him in his motivations, but the reason it was kind of fun to watch for me is that he was still his own person, sometimes screwing Beroda's plan when he didn't like what she was acting. He was "cool" because he knew he was the bad guy but did it anyway because of his wish. Keiwa, though, is just following advice/orders, gets betrayed, takes advice/orders from the same guys who betrayed him, gets betrayed again, etc... It's so not in phase with the "cool" image that the show is trying to give us by giving him dark clothes and hair and Kaneki Ken finger cracks.
Keiwa is having the typical edge lord storyline with lots of egde and no lord. Maybe edge servant.
Other thing: I agree that it didn't come from nowhere. Though I do think that it's a mystery why, when Keiwa heard about the Goddess's secret; he didn't go directly to Ace and questioned him. Ace & Keiwa haven't had a single conversation since 15 episodes ago... Even though Keiwa should have like 100 questions for him? It's exactly like you said, he was isolated, but THAT felt so out of place. Like seriously? They were partners, the guy betrayed him, manipulated him and they go over their differences to become friends for Keiwa to just suddenly stop talking to him because he learns that the thing that the GDP uses to modify reality is in fact Ace's not conscious mother? We still haven't had a single scene of someone explaining the situation to Keiwa or him asking question about it so sometimes I even wonder if Keiwa knows everything that happened lol
I liked the first episode! I always enjoy fun dynamics in drama, especially when they decide to not follow the usual "the cold/crazy genius and his useless assistant".
Here, they are friends and partners, and each has their own field of work. Even the secondary female cop (she's like a third lead) is not the usual hardass "I don't trust them, but I always get manipulated into helping/letting them have info". She's strong-headed, but the fact she's treated as a friend as well changes the dynamics. Even if they banter, they are all on the same relationship level, which I like.
The case, though, was a little underwhelming. But that's also because I usually like the "why" better than the "how". And the reason was pretty obvious since the beginning, only the trick was a real mystery. It wasn't that much of a problem, though, as I enjoyed the first episode.
"the one looks like bear whats her name" !! she was very rude
I'm not from an English-speaking country, and we do use the word "teddy bear" to describe guys who are impressive looking, but in fact are super cute, maybe it's the same in Korea? (In Korean, I think "bear" and "teddy bear" is the same word, I could be wrong).
I heard some of my Asian friends use that word in the same way, too, so it may be something lost in translation.
(I also heard "bear" being used to describe bearded, kind of old and usually grumpy guy, but that's obviously not the case in this context).
The fact she forgot his name is sad, but some people are just bad with names. It's the first time they meet, and they all must be super stressed because it's the first day of filming.
Worth watching for ep 5-6 (Kitamura Takumi), ep 7-8 (Shiraishi Mai), and ep 9-10 (Sometani Shota). The rest is boring to the extreme.
For the ones curious: Aragaki Yui episodes are 3, 4, and 11, and for Akaso Eiji, it's 1 and 2. Unfortunately, the script cannot be saved by the actors.
Anyone else feels less sympathy for Tono than we are supposed to? I mean, he recklessly chased after the criminal…
I definitely feel the sympathy, and cried a lot. Especially because I'm kinda scared that his colleague is pregnant with his child (the stomach problems).
But I do think that his reason of being a policeman is pretty cringe. Like, his backstory is not really emotional. They should have made it his dead little sister or something other than a girl he barely knew lol And for the criminal, it was kind of reckless, but he's a young cop, and he was already into the building when Kazama told him to stop.
Uryu & Kosaka (the poor friends) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RigZwT7J1E&list=PLmoyULaM_rcycKv40ilaYGLmPW6rWnJY_&index=48
Mayumura & Higurashi (the sciences kids) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRjLhhxKJZg&list=PLmoyULaM_rcycKv40ilaYGLmPW6rWnJY_&index=34
Enami & Suhara (the girl who felt alone and the guy who lives in easy mode): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DC4NfmSXdz8&list=PLmoyULaM_rcycKv40ilaYGLmPW6rWnJY_&index=18
Mizuna & Ikuta (the school festival) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkvcORnD8iU&list=PLmoyULaM_rcycKv40ilaYGLmPW6rWnJY_&index=3
They'll make us believe she's a time traveller, then we'll learn that she is not and BAM reveal of the real time traveler.
Or something like that.
I think the kids just heard about her discussion with the singer student about the festival that would be cancelled because of an "incident".
So they just deducted that the incident must have happened earlier thanks to their time traveler Sensei.
(Though this time it was thanks to Sagara)
He seems obsessed with "not being bored", so maybe he felt like she was at fault for him having a boring school life in the last timeline ? 🤣
Sagara also never said anything to him since he joined the group. He called the other traitors, menaced some of being the future victims, or smithing like that but we never see him do or say anything to Okudaira's character so maybe they're closer than what is presented ?
I think Sagara is a time traveler though.
And the boy played by Okudaira Daiken (the one with the camera who wants to do a movie) is the one who killed her.
I do agree that it feels like it. Like he knows that Kujo gets killed and is trying to make her leave.
The second, third, and fourth episodes were really fun. A lot more private, so a lot more powerful.
If you're talking about the RAW, then it has been upload on the internet
Only the first episode was especially long
Because I'm usually easily entertained with KR, I don't care about plot holes or logic if at least it's fun.
Michinaga was as unlogical as him in his motivations, but the reason it was kind of fun to watch for me is that he was still his own person, sometimes screwing Beroda's plan when he didn't like what she was acting. He was "cool" because he knew he was the bad guy but did it anyway because of his wish.
Keiwa, though, is just following advice/orders, gets betrayed, takes advice/orders from the same guys who betrayed him, gets betrayed again, etc... It's so not in phase with the "cool" image that the show is trying to give us by giving him dark clothes and hair and Kaneki Ken finger cracks.
Keiwa is having the typical edge lord storyline with lots of egde and no lord. Maybe edge servant.
Other thing: I agree that it didn't come from nowhere. Though I do think that it's a mystery why, when Keiwa heard about the Goddess's secret; he didn't go directly to Ace and questioned him. Ace & Keiwa haven't had a single conversation since 15 episodes ago... Even though Keiwa should have like 100 questions for him?
It's exactly like you said, he was isolated, but THAT felt so out of place. Like seriously? They were partners, the guy betrayed him, manipulated him and they go over their differences to become friends for Keiwa to just suddenly stop talking to him because he learns that the thing that the GDP uses to modify reality is in fact Ace's not conscious mother?
We still haven't had a single scene of someone explaining the situation to Keiwa or him asking question about it so sometimes I even wonder if Keiwa knows everything that happened lol
Because I'm usually easily entertained with KR, I don't care about plot holes or logic if at least it's fun.
Michinaga was as unlogical as him in his motivations, but the reason it was kind of fun to watch for me is that he was still his own person, sometimes screwing Beroda's plan when he didn't like what she was acting. He was "cool" because he knew he was the bad guy but did it anyway because of his wish.
Keiwa, though, is just following advice/orders, gets betrayed, takes advice/orders from the same guys who betrayed him, gets betrayed again, etc... It's so not in phase with the "cool" image that the show is trying to give us by giving him dark clothes and hair and Kaneki Ken finger cracks.
Keiwa is having the typical edge lord storyline with lots of egde and no lord. Maybe edge servant.
Other thing: I agree that it didn't come from nowhere. Though I do think that it's a mystery why, when Keiwa heard about the Goddess's secret; he didn't go directly to Ace and questioned him. Ace & Keiwa haven't had a single conversation since 15 episodes ago... Even though Keiwa should have like 100 questions for him?
It's exactly like you said, he was isolated, but THAT felt so out of place. Like seriously? They were partners, the guy betrayed him, manipulated him and they go over their differences to become friends for Keiwa to just suddenly stop talking to him because he learns that the thing that the GDP uses to modify reality is in fact Ace's not conscious mother?
We still haven't had a single scene of someone explaining the situation to Keiwa or him asking question about it so sometimes I even wonder if Keiwa knows everything that happened lol
Still a good KR; but could have been great.
I always enjoy fun dynamics in drama, especially when they decide to not follow the usual "the cold/crazy genius and his useless assistant".
Here, they are friends and partners, and each has their own field of work. Even the secondary female cop (she's like a third lead) is not the usual hardass "I don't trust them, but I always get manipulated into helping/letting them have info". She's strong-headed, but the fact she's treated as a friend as well changes the dynamics. Even if they banter, they are all on the same relationship level, which I like.
The case, though, was a little underwhelming. But that's also because I usually like the "why" better than the "how". And the reason was pretty obvious since the beginning, only the trick was a real mystery. It wasn't that much of a problem, though, as I enjoyed the first episode.
I heard some of my Asian friends use that word in the same way, too, so it may be something lost in translation.
(I also heard "bear" being used to describe bearded, kind of old and usually grumpy guy, but that's obviously not the case in this context).
The fact she forgot his name is sad, but some people are just bad with names. It's the first time they meet, and they all must be super stressed because it's the first day of filming.
For the ones curious: Aragaki Yui episodes are 3, 4, and 11, and for Akaso Eiji, it's 1 and 2. Unfortunately, the script cannot be saved by the actors.
But I do think that his reason of being a policeman is pretty cringe. Like, his backstory is not really emotional. They should have made it his dead little sister or something other than a girl he barely knew lol
And for the criminal, it was kind of reckless, but he's a young cop, and he was already into the building when Kazama told him to stop.