Has anyone considered that in spite of Bank/Sunny basically Sun is still responsible for his little brother’s death? Sun decided to help wrecking other people’s lives in order to get money for his own family.
OMFGGGGGGGG FLUKEEEEEEEE IS MY WEAKNESSJust like Boss (BossNoeul), Fluke has this MAJOR DADDY VIBE but in the…
Gap is not a full villain in my eyes. He is certainly not a very nice character at the moment but it is clear it has not always been like this. They were friends with Sila but Gap's horrendous father turned them against each other. Once again a rubbish parent.
I don't know if anyone had this take but this story - consciously or not - is actually a fierce indictment against the Asian institute of filial piety with its selfish and abusive parents eventually wrecking the lives of their kids, making them turn into either monsters or living dead zombies in the fake, mendacious name of parental love, care and concern.
They were referring to Ep 2, where he listened to tips from AI. He did not watch a You Tube video. He actually…
You are clearly a typical foamy-mouthed virtue signaller who jumped on a fashionable bandwagon based on pseudo-scientific headlines just to feel relevant and morally superior. It is quite amusing when your ilk talks about being educated. Lol.
I say it is normal simply because it is a part of our life and it is not going anywhere. Learning to use it sensibly is much more effective for the future than this hysterical luddite tantrum your kind demonstrates, but you might realise this too if you have the chance to go beyond the IQ and EQ level of a 12 years old.
Whether I like AI or not has feck all to do with the fact the filmmakers need to portray realistic situations and a spoiled city yuppie kid using AI to ask about agricultural methods is the most realistic take in 2026, so it is clear and logical they go for this in a script. They have no obligations to join your culture war. Not grasping this is a clear evidence one does not have to use AI to have the critical thinking ability of an aamoeba.
Two things can be true: the father was awful, but abuse still doesn’t justify intentionally triggering someone…
Oh poor abusive old man who tortured his son physically and mentally throughout his life was "triggered" by his son saying he loves someone the old monster was oppsing. My heart is breaking for him. Oh wait, no. Well-done. Hopefully that human garbage rots in hell. Lu Feng should have opened a bottle of champagne.
What I wonder is why, like is it because the brother was always going to get the house? We don't get any explanation,…
The house was probably a shared heritage or if not there must be more to the story, and they apparently agreed about this, it was told Minoru had talked to the solicitor and that Kuji had also approved the solution. Kuji may get his compensation from his brother and not just thrown out to the street. I am not saying this is the case but I don’t know why people jump to such asinine conclusions knee-jerk.
I keep thinking about that brother scene. The school form sets everything in motion, and then the brother’s…
Your last paragraph sums up everything and not just about this episode. And it is all very Japanese.
Azuma's mother probably wanted to tell his son it is okay to slow down in his life and that she probably knows too that he is gay and that it is okay also, but she refrains in the last moment.
Kuji 's father probably wanted to express his emotions to both of his sons but he could not jump over his own stern and rigid shadow.
Azuma's father was not a very reliable breadwinner but he tried to be a good father in his own way to his kids, and in a very subtle way as the previous episode proved, by translating a book specifically tailored it to his son.
I think there is quite a chance Fumiko has something she would tell Azuma as well about their sibling dynamics, yet she does not.
It is all very, very subtle, sensitive, heartwarming and painful at the same time.
I say it is normal simply because it is a part of our life and it is not going anywhere. Learning to use it sensibly is much more effective for the future than this hysterical luddite tantrum your kind demonstrates, but you might realise this too if you have the chance to go beyond the IQ and EQ level of a 12 years old.
Whether I like AI or not has feck all to do with the fact the filmmakers need to portray realistic situations and a spoiled city yuppie kid using AI to ask about agricultural methods is the most realistic take in 2026, so it is clear and logical they go for this in a script. They have no obligations to join your culture war. Not grasping this is a clear evidence one does not have to use AI to have the critical thinking ability of an aamoeba.
Azuma's mother probably wanted to tell his son it is okay to slow down in his life and that she probably knows too that he is gay and that it is okay also, but she refrains in the last moment.
Kuji 's father probably wanted to express his emotions to both of his sons but he could not jump over his own stern and rigid shadow.
Azuma's father was not a very reliable breadwinner but he tried to be a good father in his own way to his kids, and in a very subtle way as the previous episode proved, by translating a book specifically tailored it to his son.
I think there is quite a chance Fumiko has something she would tell Azuma as well about their sibling dynamics, yet she does not.
It is all very, very subtle, sensitive, heartwarming and painful at the same time.