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No problem. You can try watch the Gintama live action movies first, and if you like it, you can try watch this movie and other drama and movies that I recommend.

If you like other Yuichi Fukuda's movies and drama, you might enjoy it, it's not recommended to expect it to be an accurate adaptation from the manga.

Yuichi Fukuda's movies and drama that I would recommend.

Drama
-Blue Blazes/Ao Honoo(my favourite)
-Kyo Kara Ore wa!!/From Today, It's My Turn!!
-Yuusha Yoshihiko(I only watch season 1 and 2)
-Saru Lock(freaking hilarious)

Movies
-Gintama
-Hentai Kamen(classic)
-The Disastrous Life of Saiki K

Download link for the movie and the english subs.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/yfl4loqsmvw46cs/

Open the .txt file, and copy the download links. I'm not sure how fast is the filehosting, but I downloaded from it just fine.

The movie is in 4 part. After finish downloading, extract the 4 files using WinRAR or 7Zip. And then download the subs. Make sure rename the subs the same as the movie's filename.

I didn't expect this drama is been wrote by the same person who wrote Stand Up!!, Arisa Kaneko. No wonder there's a similar aspect on that drama with the main plot of this drama. 🤣

I'm kinda glad most of the original cast don't return for the 3rd season. At least they going to make something different.

Thanks for your reply. I've just check the manhwa, I didn't expect it really different from the drama.

I'm not sure where my sister read about this, but she read some comment said that Song Hye-kyo character is not similar with the manhwa because she's shorter. Is it true?

Oh I already knew about her leaving her agency. I first knew her from Amachan, but I still haven't watch that Asadora yet.

Oh, I wanted to watch her drama as the main actress

She's always adorable, being wanted to watch that Kanako drama, going to watch that now.

I'm also suprised, I thought Japan started their bullet train in 90's or something. 😅

I've watch everything that Ikuta Toma in it but once that saw that name I was like... 🥴

Ikuta Toma is like one of my favourite Japanese actors and he's awesome in Takashi Miike's "The Mole Song", and I really wanted to watch this because of him.

And then I saw that @$$hole name in the cast list and I was like... Urgh... 🥴

I'm totally shock to know that Media Prima aired J-Drama now, after so long it absent on 8TV. I guess they signed new agreement with Fuji TV now, totally glad they did.

I'm never knew this drama before and my local TV, TV3 Malaysia aired it, and out of curiousity I've watched episode 1, although I'm not a huge fan of romance and melodrama drama.

And I'm hooked, and the final scene on episode 1 make my eye tear a bit. I never watch Ren Meguro drama, he's quite a good actor.

I've just remember that I've being wanting to watch this and hoping that I could find the HQ version. So, the HQ from DoA is unseeded now and no one rip the english subtitle when it aired on Crunchyroll?

Eiji-kun and Hina-chan~ ☺️

Didn't expect they're together again after the Shinigami-kun drama.

What bothers me a lot with season 2 and 3 is Hyun-su felt like a side character, does Song Kang got busy or something?

And too much damn time on those soldiers and that crazy doctor, it bores me to death.

Still, I'm not really a fan of those soldier plot, it bogged down too much of the story, just put the crucial characters from those soldier and it's enough, and also with that crazy doctor, man that guy is such an eyesore.

It's weird why I rarely felt emotional while watching season 2 and 3, despite the death of important characters, I just felt nothing. While I cried so much in season 1, they build up so much on the characters that we love and losing them is really a heart-wrenching moment.

The biggest sin is that Hyun-su felt like a side character in season 3 like in season 2 does, it's like the writers didn't know how to expend his character and left him underdevelop after season 1 is finished.

Eun-hyuk return felt like out of place and abrupt, we know that he maybe still alive but his come back as neo-human felt empty and doesn't left any impact and just looking cool and that's it.

Season 1 felt special, and really close to my heart, and I can relate on what happened to Hyun-su, and how starts to open up to people despite the madness that happen to their world really left quite an impression on me.

Season 2 and 3 felt different, it had too much characters, unnecessary plot point, the story goes here and there just to make it more complex than it already is. Season 1 is the perfect example of "sometimes less is more".

But despite how mediocre season 2 and 3 is, I kind of miss the core characters from season 1 and some of characters from season 2 and 3.

Now I'm worried on the upcoming Alice in Borderland season 3 because it's an original story.

Just rewatch it for the 3rd time and didn't expect to get emotionally invested by it and cry at the end.