Since it’s 9 episodes of movies and dramas, it’s easy to watch and nice.

Henmi is too Henmi.

This feels like it really costs a lot of money…

Has the drama come to Netflix?

I thought the same thing when I watched the movie; the level of detail in the edges is incredible.

There are seriously a lot of characters that look like they just came straight out of a manga.

They gathered a cast of extras that really feels like the era.

The heroine’s face has ended up looking like the one in the original work.

I didn’t realize that Netflix is streaming not only live-action versions but also anime.

Shall we binge-watch around Golden Week?

It was bad because it felt like we were filming a melodrama.

I have a lot to say, but for now, I’m looking forward to Abashiri.

I’m so impressed that they recreated the hectic atmosphere of the hotel.

Breathing in the smell of Sugimoto’s (murderer) blanket, I can’t help but overflow with joy and start laughing. Henmi is so cute, isn’t she?

Kind…

I was wondering what to do about WOWOW after going to the movies, so I’m glad I got help.

The battle scenes are just too cool.

Kilo-chan will betray you, this guy is a partisan, and the appeal was really intense.

Was it that explicit in the original work too?

I feel like it’s more solid than an anime.

Each episode of the drama has its own ending theme song prepared, which is luxurious, isn’t it?

The confidence to boldly call anime a rival is reassuring.

I wonder if the final battle of the anime will be done in a movie…?

I want to see Gansoku and Banya soon…

Who is it!? The live-action version of “Who is that!? Uncle” is really scary.

I was just watching the movie version and was surprised to see a thread about it.

Isn’t this quality amazing?

Is Seijin Hagiwara not reading this now…?

Live-action adaptation that ruins handsome actors.

Princess~!

Gaskey’s place is really terrible again.

The final moments of the boss and the princess, the heart mark, and the tempo of peeling off the skin.

It makes me feel nostalgic to see something like this.

The live-action Kilo-chan’s face is already Yurubals.

I particularly like the drama’s ending theme, “Skeletonize!” by Straighter.

Since you can make a face look similar with makeup, it’s absolutely correct to cast someone who has a similar vibe.

When I think about having the final battle at this quality, I can’t stop getting aroused.

I hope the movie will be broadcast on terrestrial TV soon…

Is the growth of the person behind Arishipa okay?

Isn’t Yamazaki too sexy when he’s taking a bath?

I didn’t expect Hiroshi Tamaki’s Lieutenant Tsurumi to be that perfect in the ear-shearing scene.

I want you to take pictures at the Meiji Mura Museum.

Did we skip any episodes?

I understood that the conflict between Hijikata’s faction and Ogata was cut short.

I’m really glad that Shiraishi is not Daigo from Chidori.

(Television shopping begins during the Meiji era)

The Henmi episode was really great, but the pickled herring that appeared briefly looked so delicious that I ended up buying it online.

Horse racing has too many aspects that are simply impossible.

Who?! Who is it?! It’s scary!!

It’s unavoidable that I cut back on horse racing because the budget blew up.

Replacing it with a game of chance was a good change.

Horse racing seems like it would cost a lot when trying to recreate it.

Some of the cast have faces that seem a bit too young…

It’s just that it seems to be a dissatisfaction, but it’s really well done at that level.

I guess Shiton Anabatake won’t do it after all…

The people inside Sugimoto and Shiraishi are just too much like Sugimoto and Shiraishi…

Maybe the most expensive one is the Edogawa-kun house.

Edo Shell-kun died quickly, huh…

The movie wasn’t like that, but in the drama, the brown bear has a full-on mascot vibe throughout the whole first part—maybe it’s because of the budget…

The reproduction of Major General Arisaka was amazing.

As I reread the original work in preparation for the next Abashiri arc, I thought, did Tonianji appear this early!?

Nikaido is just too much like himself…

The fact that they’re even replicating Ogata’s “Who the hell are you?” vibe is crazy.

In the original work, Tsukishima wasn’t as firmly established as a character until around the time of Edgar Kun.

Kiro-chan murmurs Sofia’s name in her sleep.

The movie was difficult to evaluate until the beginning, as it was just a standalone film.

Although I said I jumped into the river, it was actually from directly above!?

I guess it’s not a big deal that most of it was cut out…

It was more gruesome than I expected.

Stop intentionally shining the artificial pink light when the gay atmosphere starts!

Shiraishi doesn’t really seem that similar to that.

When I move, I can’t help but feel like Shiraishi…

I wonder what else there is besides WOWWOW.

The Day of the Mud Family Conflict arc is pretty much exactly like a bodyguard if you turn it into live-action…

No way!

I’m looking forward to the final battle where Ushiyama goes on a rampage inside the train.

I have quite painful memories of the detour episodes during the serialization.

I am dissatisfied that the princess’s indecent nipples were not captured.

Even if I say it, the only thing that was completely cut was Shiraishi’s love story…

If you only watch the drama, it seems like they wanted to depict the real Kumagishi Chouan… but when they show the Sister’s painting, it becomes hard to understand.

I’m glad you got such wonderful legs!

I would like to enjoy the sea otter hot pot without cutting it.

Sister Miyazawa’s name came up and I laughed.

Wait a minute, has the drama version progressed that much?!

Well, it can only be done by Hiromi Tate.

But the boss facing off against the bear was really cool.

What the creators want to capture aligns with what the viewers want to see.

As expected, it seems they didn’t do all the episodes of the original work.

Is there going to be a continuation of the live-action version?

It seems like Edogai-kun’s costume costs a lot of money.

It was a mystery that there was no “like a cat! like a cat!” at Edgar-kun’s fashion show!

There shouldn’t be any reason to omit it.

Isn’t Ushiyama’s boobs too sexy?

I have watched up to episode 4.

Episode 4 was so well done that I laughed out loud.

I didn’t know stories about hotels could be made into live-action!

This scene is troublesome because it seems like the main actors would want to do it precisely in spots where they normally wouldn’t.

Wow… all the staff are doing whatever they want in this drama…

It seemed serious right up until the movie…

The original story gets livelier as it progresses, so the drama is really enjoyable.

In the movie part, we haven’t built a relationship yet, so there are fewer gag scenes.

Please finish filming before anything happens to Hiroshi Tachi.

Also, I absolutely want the performers not to get involved in crimes or drugs.

The shitty live-action contractor Kento Yamazaki is starting to be rewarded since Kingdom.

Usually, in such scenes, the director and the script demand it, and the actors tend to dislike it.

The actor doesn’t ask “Let’s do it!” and the director and scriptwriter struggle to somehow make it happen.

It’s the opposite!

Don’t cry, Genjiro-chan… I would definitely like to see it in live action…!

I wonder if they will do the Seton version…

It’s an episode that was cut even in an anime that follows the original story pretty closely, and honestly, cutting it doesn’t affect the story at all.

This manga was also mediocre, and the live-action was mediocre too.

It seems like Ryohei Suzuki is about to appear but hasn’t come out yet.

For the first time in live-action, I thought, “Wow… she’s cute,” about Tanigaki.

Before watching: I guess there will be a drama on terrestrial TV before Movie 2.

Now: It’s impossible, right?

I met with director X, but when we got to the filming of the opening scene with the gold dust, the river was frozen on the day of the shoot, so we had to start with breaking the ice first.

Why would an actor really try to fall into the river in such cold weather…?

I thought the descent of the tub was a good original that made use of its source material.

If you are recruited by Hiroshi Tamaki’s voice, it’s persuasive enough to make you want to follow along.

I want to do a live commentary here, but it’s tough with just Netflix.

In terms of the story, there’s really no need to do it, Mr. Seton…

So far, there hasn’t been a cut for the prisoners; we’ve just gone through the second person with Shiraishi.

I didn’t expect them to depict the boss and the princess so intensely… the boss looks cool.

The biggest problem with this movie drama is that it can only be filmed in winter!

The fake Ainu cut from the anime is quite bold, isn’t it…?

I can only be grateful because you are really doing it properly.

I saw the news that WOWOW was in the red due to the production of this drama.

It’s obvious, right? It’s laughably well-made.

The fake Ainu will be done properly, but maybe Michifune Chizuko becoming Mizuhashi Chizuko was because that might have made things more troublesome.

In the original work, spring is also coming now and then, right?

It’s just for a moment.

I went to Abashiri Prison for my pre-study, and I realized that the movie “Bad Hanako” was also filmed here.

The boss was a bit different from the image I had, but the princess was a perfect princess.

The staff who gathered thatch for the roof a year ago to photograph the winter kotan and built the chise in the summer can be trusted.

There’s been so little news about the anime that the live-action version might conclude first.

When I travel to Hokkaido, it’s nice to see everyone everywhere I go.

Moreover, everything in the Hokkaido Pioneer Village has remained exactly the same.

The food that comes out looks really delicious, so it makes me want to visit Hokkaido.

I find Dog Thread interesting, but I wonder if it will be adapted into live-action someday.

Hiroshi Tachi was too strong of a character.

After transforming into a dog, I couldn’t really tell if Suzuki was Yamaji or Kazuki Kitamura…

I think that Area 203 is partially above the clouds on the slope.

A cool horse-riding dash.

Kilo-chan’s flying princess…? I couldn’t handle it.

By the way, if the response is large as planned…

It seems that they plan to have everything wrapped up with movies > dramas > movies > dramas > movies > and all completed with movies.

However, I am thinking about what to do since there are some episodes that cannot even be released.

Acha Iura is well…

It’s too compatible…

So that means the next one is a movie.

It’s becoming like Demon Slayer.

I wonder what they’ll do about the Sakhalin edition; it would be tough to go there, so will it be all CG?

According to Warner, in terms of the world, Anihata Shiton is about 200 times more outrageous than Sperm Detective.

The fact that it’s from a time that feels somewhat like a period drama adds a nice touch.