[J-DRAMA] BLOODY MONDAY
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Blade Dancer
Not-So-Rabid Blade Fangirl
TimeLesSub is the only one I know of, and since they just released 5 today, I assume it's the one everybody's talking about. I haven't gotten around to watching it yet though, I don't want to get hooked until a few more episodes are out. I hate waiting! :laugh:
Takuya
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Holy effffff~!
This show is beastly. Wow.
[hide]Kanzaki -> KanzaKi --> *remove the Ks* -> Anzai...who is actually the real mastermind, K. She was such an innocent little girl though...snapz.[/hide]
Oh shizzzz.
Watching the last episode now. My adrenaline is going, I'm about to pee my pants, and I love it.
This show is beastly. Wow.
[hide]Kanzaki -> KanzaKi --> *remove the Ks* -> Anzai...who is actually the real mastermind, K. She was such an innocent little girl though...snapz.[/hide]
Oh shizzzz.
Watching the last episode now. My adrenaline is going, I'm about to pee my pants, and I love it.
Takuya
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Whoever wrote this show is a genius son of a gun.
[hide]I'm not sure if I was satisfied with the ending. From the start though, I honestly expected it to have an SP-ish end, where nothing is resolved and it seems that there's always something greater at work. I knew Maya would live on to sin more, although the Butterfly Guy still being alive scared the crap outta me. And from the second-to-last episode, I honestly did suspect something from the look on the Minister of Justice's (Otoya's grandpa) face. Dang...the chain of evil was a really depressing outlook at the end.
Although I loved J at the end. Could he actually be good? I have this small flickering hope within me that perhaps, just maybe, J was working against K the whole time. His quote at the end was amazing: "Those who have something to protect are weak. However, those who have nothing to protect, no matter how strong they are, won't win in the end." That alone, and the fact that J took the neutron bomb elsewhere, makes me suspect that he wasn't really bad. Either way, Narimiya Hiroki was a beast and did a ridiculously good job in this show.
I also get the feeling that Fujimaru/Falcon is going to continue hacking / beasting it up / owning the terrorists. Obviously, although a lot of the stuff with the terrorists was resolved, there's more than just that organization. I think a movie is more highly likely. Either way nothing will change. The more I think about it, the more I think the end is fitting (much, much more so than SP's ending). The show took us through the defeat of one terrorist organization (I think...unless J's actually planning more, although I choose to believe he was good, or at least not as evil as K). However, other than that, Takagi Fujimaru is still there, evil is still there, and THIRD-i is still there. The last scene, after Haruka had her surgery, with Fujimaru standing outside looking at Tokyo, really struck me with the sense that everything is yet to be continued.
BLOODY MONDAY was an amazing show. TimeLesSub did an amazing job. I liked it. [/hide]
[hide]I'm not sure if I was satisfied with the ending. From the start though, I honestly expected it to have an SP-ish end, where nothing is resolved and it seems that there's always something greater at work. I knew Maya would live on to sin more, although the Butterfly Guy still being alive scared the crap outta me. And from the second-to-last episode, I honestly did suspect something from the look on the Minister of Justice's (Otoya's grandpa) face. Dang...the chain of evil was a really depressing outlook at the end.
Although I loved J at the end. Could he actually be good? I have this small flickering hope within me that perhaps, just maybe, J was working against K the whole time. His quote at the end was amazing: "Those who have something to protect are weak. However, those who have nothing to protect, no matter how strong they are, won't win in the end." That alone, and the fact that J took the neutron bomb elsewhere, makes me suspect that he wasn't really bad. Either way, Narimiya Hiroki was a beast and did a ridiculously good job in this show.
I also get the feeling that Fujimaru/Falcon is going to continue hacking / beasting it up / owning the terrorists. Obviously, although a lot of the stuff with the terrorists was resolved, there's more than just that organization. I think a movie is more highly likely. Either way nothing will change. The more I think about it, the more I think the end is fitting (much, much more so than SP's ending). The show took us through the defeat of one terrorist organization (I think...unless J's actually planning more, although I choose to believe he was good, or at least not as evil as K). However, other than that, Takagi Fujimaru is still there, evil is still there, and THIRD-i is still there. The last scene, after Haruka had her surgery, with Fujimaru standing outside looking at Tokyo, really struck me with the sense that everything is yet to be continued.
BLOODY MONDAY was an amazing show. TimeLesSub did an amazing job. I liked it. [/hide]
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P-chan
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[HIDE]I watched both last eps this morning and was totally blown away by it. The whole discovery of K just left me sitting here going "wow" for quite a while before I could start that last episode XD
As for the ending, it was unexpected but then kinda expected considering J's personality. He was the one who did all the dirty work and his lil sis messed it up. The guy's pride is hurt. If anything, he wants to be the one to pull that trigger instead of her.
... I'm kinda hoping for a season 2 XD they left that story wide open.[/HIDE]
As for the ending, it was unexpected but then kinda expected considering J's personality. He was the one who did all the dirty work and his lil sis messed it up. The guy's pride is hurt. If anything, he wants to be the one to pull that trigger instead of her.
... I'm kinda hoping for a season 2 XD they left that story wide open.[/HIDE]
Aoiblue
Raxbait: Hip
[HIDE]Yea the ending kinda wanted me needing for more. I loved the fact that they hid J's name by just adding in the 2 k's, genius. To me I think that since they were influenced by they're father into hating Japan was what I think most likely why they were evil. The fact that the father was gone, I think we got to see J's good side. And that K's was told she was god, and I think that got to her head a little. Though I think deep down she didn't mean to kill Hide. Man, this was a good drama. Here's to hoping for a SP/Season 2/Movie![/HIDE]
Blade Dancer
Not-So-Rabid Blade Fangirl
I just finished watching it, and while I'm still a little confused about how some of the ends tied up, it was an awesome series!
[hide]I'm just sad that after all that, Fujimaru's dad died! Though it did mean that his little sister got a kidney... But man, they set that up well! I totally thought he was waiting in the hallway to see if his dad made it!
And Otoya wasn't even related to J, right? J just thought he was?[/hide]
[hide]I'm just sad that after all that, Fujimaru's dad died! Though it did mean that his little sister got a kidney... But man, they set that up well! I totally thought he was waiting in the hallway to see if his dad made it!
And Otoya wasn't even related to J, right? J just thought he was?[/hide]
Blade Dancer
Not-So-Rabid Blade Fangirl
Ah! Gotcha. 
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