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On Yasuda Ken Apr 18, 2019
Person Yasuda Ken
This guy is pretty underrated, he's really versatile.
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Replying to Flan_Chair Mar 16, 2019
Title Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom Spoiler
Amazing ending
Granted, it was fairly cliched, as people have pointed out, but I still found the moment where the class 'saved' Ibuki to be heartwarming. Overall though, this show was a wild, suspenseful and very fun ride that ended in an important moral lesson.
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On Yell Mar 6, 2019
Title Yell
interesting
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Replying to lastobjective Feb 26, 2019
The head writer also was the head writer for Kamen Rider Build, and he's a big KR fan from what I've read. But…
Splendid
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Replying to Coriander Feb 24, 2019
Why was it a let down to you? Because Hiiragi wasn't there most of the episode? They told a good story about Kai
I was just a bit worried that they would run out of steam a bit early, but that fear has been assuaged. Episode 5 was great apart from this.
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Replying to Salva252 Feb 23, 2019
Person Imada Mio
I googled her to see if she was working on new projects, only to find out she has a huge and her image is tainted.Apparently…
Is this a well known about thing? It doesn't seem like she's received huge backlash and has a lot of social media followers.
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On Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom Feb 23, 2019
Title Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom Spoiler
Episode 5 was a bit of a let down but episode 6 more than made up for it. Don't think this was intentional but the focus on Tokusatsu as part of Hiiragi's past coincides with Masaki Suda's own history as a Kamen rider, while the actors who played Tanaka and Tsuboi both featured as antagonists in said series.
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Replying to Flan_Chair Feb 5, 2019
It's fairly grim but there's quite a few funny moments- although some cross the line into dark humor.
Story wise it's quite dark so far- after all, it all revolves around a student's suicide, and the teacher isn't afraid to use violent means and threats against his students.
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Replying to chase_kayden Feb 2, 2019
Is this any good? Not too dark perhaps? Thank you.
It's fairly grim but there's quite a few funny moments- although some cross the line into dark humor.
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On Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom Feb 1, 2019
Love that there's no black-and-white morality- the students, while being the victims, are far from innocent, while Bookie, despite being a killer, has heroic traits and a sense of justice. Suda and Mei are great actors in their respective roles too.
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