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同じく

2年が１日で終わった

見終わった→観終わった 自分も昨日観終わった

めっちゃわかるううう一瞬だった

同じく。全く同じこと思ってた。

She has inspired me to work harder in my training, her physique was amazing! I loved all the women in the show.

>>Luca96440 さん 初めまして、自分はマンガを実写で知りえて後から原作を見て気に入る派なんですが、 今まで見た中で、原作キャラと実写キャラの雰囲気が超合ってて楽しめました♪

まれとけいた

彼らは素晴らしい仕事をしました

no, it's not

@@hwcperfect It is

@@hwcperfect if you didnt enjoy it why are you still watching a video on it and care enough to comment ?😭

@@hwcperfect Go cry?

@@jrbbbb2145 stupid show, stupid people loves it

近年の日本の民法テレビ局はお金ないから難しいですよね。Netflixはスケールが違う！日本ドラマでも見応えがありました。

@@im5514 予算の問題もありますが、一方で最近だと「エルピス」みたいな良質なドラマも制作出来ているので、どちらかというと縦割りの構造的な問題が大きいですね… 特にキー局はスポンサーにビビって当たり障りのない企画しか通せず、前述のエルピスも予算ではなく内容の部分でTBSではハネられました 良いものを作りたい人たちがいて作れる能力もあるなら、そこがダイレクトにバジェットと結びつくようになってほしいですね 韓国はそれでしっかり成功してるわけですし

漫画原作だし安っぽいドラマだし夢オチだし全然おもんないよ

@@user-zg9el8rq1tそれな。夢オチはあり得ない。それをやってしまうと何でもありになる。小学生でも思いつくありきたりなオチ

@@user-tumugitumutumu その主張も分かるし、個人的にも夢オチは基本的には好みではないけど... 今際の国に関しては単なる夢というわけでもないし、タイトルの納得感もあるから全然ありだと思った。てか、何なら良いオチだと思った。

this is MY THOUGHT when i watched AIB Season 2 for th first time.. like wowwww..

so true my friend how come even peoples compare this with squid game and yet say squid game was better than AIB lmao

wonder the ending was a teaser for S3 really hope they will annouce S3 not long for now

@@mishima433 as much as i want more, the ending of the second season is a closure alrdy. it's the same as the actual manga. well unless they want to milk the hell out of this series but i doubt so. the ending is kind of perfect alrdy

@@sakuno93 for real? Cause I check the wiki it say usagi went back to borderland for the second time so I thought they maybe will make a new season again probably

それな silentとかFirst loveも良かったし 最近の日本のドラマ映画は面白いわ

そしたらテレビは終わるね😂

ここ数年面白いのあんまなかったから ネトフリで本気出してくれて嬉しい

うん！！

so many hollywood movies copied various mangas. early kdramas always copied japanese shoujo manga. squid game copied battle royale and liar game type of jdramas. its insane that the whole world copies japan but unfortunately the original japanese version always gets ignored. i don't know if its lack of marketing or japan just doesn't care..... i think the problem is the og japanese versions always have more quirky things, strange characters and nudity.. others adapt japanese versions with more mainstream easier to digest plots and more normie character writing. thats why they blows up more

@@samiulislam3868 the Japanese are content to have originated ideas and do not mind others borrowing them. They are onto the next big ideas. They used to be bad at marketing but are now improving. In the past they were focused on the domestic market but are now slowly going international. Japan's artistry is really the best in Asia.

​@@samiulislam3868 Quite the opposite. I don't know which country you are from, probably Asian. I'm looking forward to Season 2 of Alice in Borderlands too, but it hurts to see such nationalistic anti comments. Why are Japanese dramas and movies not as popular now as they were in the past? It's simple. just because it's not fun It has nothing to do with marketing. Netflix Korean content is popular throughout Asia and is always in the top 10. Because this is simply fun. On the Japanese chart, often 4 to max 7 numbers pieces of the TOP10 are Korean content. don't be jealous and see reality. If it wasn't popular, Netflix wouldn't have invested in Korea. There is no such thing as success only in marketing. The squid game was also unknown. What you're saying is Wrong, as Japanese Survivor works are far more famous than Squid Games. And it's not surprising that Japanese manga are remade into Korean dramas. (ex Boys over Flowers) Conversely, Japanese dramas also remake Korean dramas. And Japanese drama film cartoons have been imitated Hollywood movies and dramas, Novel. Japanese dramas with the modern style of screenwriting which has coined the term "trendy dramas". The ultimate inspirations for many Japanese dramas are The Big Chill (1983) and St. Elmo's Fire (1985). Japanese manga artists imitate Hollywood movies and novels. (EX - Fist of the North Star (Mad Max), Dragon Ball Z(Superman), Naruto (Harry Potter, etc.) Bad Guy(TopGun), Battleroyla(LongWalk, mean guns)

@@PETBOY K-dramas are mostly overstylized shallow dramas that only care about providing a quick emotional payoff with situations that often add nothing to the economy of the story (talking of Squid Game, most of the deaths were either useless or quickly forgotten and the characters who should have been affected by them, well, weren't), but people don't realise or care enough and watch them because people look cool and they get their easy emotional gut punch. On the other hand, Japanese movies and dramas are more grounded and most often their serious dramas take plenty from the humanistic tendencies that have always characterised their screenwriting history since the 40/50s, often purposefully avoiding lavishnes and easily mistreating their characters, but that in this way makes them more compelling emotionally. The thing about anime and manga is mostly false for the simple fact that if we were to talk about who copies who all of the elements of modern storytelling are exactly the same tropes that have existed for centuries and from which everyone, even Hollywood, takes from (also you tried to cherry pick your examples and still made completely wrong comparisons). If we were to talk about "copying", it is a fact that most of current cinema (and consequently TV series) takes from the Japanese and European cinema of the 50s-70s for the approach to "themes" and characters (with most critics often agreeing that one of the most, if not the most, influential movie in history is Tokyo Monogatari)

@@teo_rz9819 teo, I find your explanation better reasoned. Thank you.

he is dating suzu hirose

@@gn1367 that's a rumor