That touched Rohan Kishibe’s anger.

Ah! That lottery ticket is a winner!
You should pick it up!

Right before the opera started, I was being licked (gasp), it was truly Rohan-chan.

Keeeeee!!!

I felt like Lorenzo was like Izumi-chan.

I was surprised at how well the actor playing the dad performed in a JoJo-like manner.

I wonder what the right way to happy attack Rohan-sensei would actually be.
Are promising interview subjects coming in one after another?

It’s been a while since I’ve been treated like this…

I thought the ending of the original part was a pretty common one.
It really feels like something Rohan-sensei would do to suddenly snap because his manga was disdained by a curse…

Isn’t it mildly irritating when all sorts of eccentric people who could be good material for a manga come to you?

The fact that it’s a ladybug earring means that gang from that world exists, huh…

Mr. Daito and Mr. Iura were completely inhabitants of the JoJo world.

However, seeing it again in live-action, the servants are certainly people from the JoJo world.
Well, that would turn into an evil spirit.

The five elements were more scattered than I thought.
How many were there, really?

Huh!? They turned the confession room, which was a standalone short story in the original work, into a full-length movie!?

Even knowing the circumstances and details, throwing popcorn was still really interesting and amazing.

I thought that maybe the key was that Dad definitely wouldn’t die until he experienced the ultimate despair, but that wasn’t the case at all.

“Being second is just right…”

I wanted Mr. Rohan to try the popcorn challenge too…
Please show me the bonus footage.

I wonder why even Rohan-sensei was struck by misfortune.

I thought my fiancé would be an artist stepping on a landmine, but it turned out he was just a fanboy all along, which is great…

The scenery of Venice was beautiful no matter where you looked.

I wonder if that glass for extracting organs was made using that man’s company’s technology…

Isn’t the curse of the unfortunate homeless person a bit too high level?

It must be when blood gets on your fingers directly.
When Izumi-kun brought in the project with his fiancée, some kind of attraction was already at work, right?

It’s funny that they sell that popcorn at the Bandai store.

This couple is being affectionate in Italy too!!

Rohan-chan getting caught up in trouble out of curiosity… I was like, “What is happening?”

I thought it was actor Sato Takeru in a different role, but it turned out to be someone completely unknown.
Not similar?

The last “This has saved me…” was expressed with despair over the death of my daughter, but there was also relief in being freed from the curse.

The curse has a few flaws, like being tricked by a substitute.

(I see, seeking a mask to hide my face and from there embarking on the path of a mask maker… it had nothing to do with it…)

I thought the replacement doll looked really familiar, and then I realized it’s the Super Time Jacker.

For some reason, the word “gravity” crossed my mind during the second encounter scene with Maria.

The interpretation that “happiness is attacking” has expanded to involve a curse that includes Rohan-chan as well, and I wonder if it’s picking up some elements from Miragromann or the stand elements from the JoJo main series.
I can’t remember what it was, but it looks familiar.

It seems like Rohan-chan’s finger stain disappeared for a moment, and the curse was lifted, but it looks like this guy still isn’t despaired, so maybe he got cursed again.

I thought Izumi-kun’s Italian cheat sheet was for character development, but it turns out it’s just that he couldn’t remember it for the stage greeting, which is gradually getting to me.

If Master Rohan were to reach the pinnacle of happiness, who would bring despair?

When I read the latest issue.
I clearly laughed because it resembles Ikuta Toma’s appearance.

It was funny watching someone get really angry about the lottery…

Until death by curse or the mask maker, etc.
It feels like there were various hooks prepared, rather than just minor misleads.

I was shocked to learn that they are making artificial skin for the production of Heaven’s Door.

I wanted to see Professor Rohan giving a lecture at the university!!

It seems that the reaction to the pigeon popcorn is not CGI.

This time I unusually haven’t done anything bad.
I thought so, but pretending to be a priest is totally out of the question.

It seems like the lottery wants you to pick up things that have fallen to the ground.

I want to see the story of Hawaii in live-action as well.
Environmental terrorists are just… the kind of people who might complain and be a hassle… this sort of thing is dangerous, you know?

I didn’t realize that the homeless man was Shige-yuki Totsugi until I saw the end credits.

The postcard with Araki-sensei’s illustration of Issei Takahashi as an entry bonus is really cool.

Since the Louvre was relatively calm, I went to see it with as low expectations as possible.
I’m honestly quite satisfied.

It takes too long to do a homeless person’s makeup, like 90 minutes.

In hindsight, after the reveal, it’s easy to understand Rohan’s exaggerated reaction when Maria was shot.

By the way, didn’t Rohan-chan’s pronunciation of “art” sound strange?
Is it correct to say art?

The Rohan Kishibe drama series has been going for a long time, but it’s remarkable how so many JoJo-like characters keep appearing one after another…

I didn’t have an explanation for that part, but I was initially thinking that while they wouldn’t kill the groom, it somehow became acceptable to kill the bride, until I realized it was acting.

Dad, how did you know at first glance that Rohan-chan was that priest from back then?

Naa! Naa na na na na na na na na!!!
What do you think will happen when you’re watching a serious movie, and suddenly you’re hit with subtitles in the style of JoJo’s?!!!
The person in front of me, who looks like they haven’t washed their hair in a week, is scratching their dandruff loudly.
I feel like I’m being made to mess around with my phone insensitively!!!!
Don’t ever try to make a thief punk talk in the original style again!!!!!

I thought the blood on the teacher’s hands was actually ink used for making masks!
Completely different.

Lorenzo seems to understand a little Japanese, so he can understand Izumi-kun’s lines.
Izumi-kun doesn’t understand at all without a cheat sheet, so it’s really a guess.

It seems like a strategy that Tokushou would use, purposely breaking the mirror while being attacked by happiness, saying that the second one is just right.

The status of the mountain god is continuously rising.

In the scene of the performance, I first thought there’s no way a good person would have an unfortunate death in front of Izumi-kun…

Izumi-kun can only defeat opponents who attack without question, as he was also damaged by the stalker.

I didn’t really understand, but there were two people at the end, and the father’s curse hasn’t been broken, right?
Was the curse placed by the homeless person, “Despair visits when the father is at the peak of happiness,” overwritten by the curse placed by the substitute, “Despair visits the father when the daughter is at the peak of happiness”? Or did they coexist?

A man who doesn’t shake that much when facing strange beings, but is on the verge of tears just because his pet dog dislikes him.

Well, I did think that he was just looking at his notes and I wondered if he understood Italian, but then he suddenly started moving as if he understood everything, so… Izumi-kun…

I think either is fine.
In the end, the goal is to continue giving despair to men.

It’s a pity that Maria has lost her cuteness from when she was a young girl.

By the way, it seems that vagrants and substitutes are treated as separate curses, huh?

My father’s curse hasn’t been broken because reassurance triumphed over despair.

She is a character from the original work, so she is not exactly an original character.

The smartphone grandpa’s paparazzi operation was hardly taken seriously and was quickly dismissed, making me laugh.

If we can create a story involving Rohan-chan afterwards, it seems like the Mochizuki family could do it too.
Since it’s a happy ending, would it be unnecessary?

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We must not let our guard down…

If I had to be greedy, I would have liked to have one more game of chance battle in the second half.

Ah, I wanted to act too…
(Rohan’s face seeing something unbelievable)

I like this.

I love Russian roulette with all the bullets loaded.

You can’t eat popcorn that is on fire.

Isn’t the effect of constraints that occur when something like a curse happens in this world too strong?

I can’t throw popcorn that high because my shoulders are weak.

It’s on fire!! There’s no pigeon that can eat the popcorn!!
…Huh!? I can’t see it!!

I like the part where it spits out popcorn for the second time.

Popcorn that fell on the shoulder.
Trying to suck it in as a last desperate attempt.

I love how Dad looks at me with a face that says, “Manga…? What are you talking about…?”

I was taken by surprise and let out a little gasp when my side was scraped by the glass.

That world has a bad security situation to begin with, and with monsters appearing too, there’s no way I want to live there…

If there’s such an incredible curse, I thought you should have tried harder while you were alive.

“I heard various interesting things at the stage greeting, like ‘The pigeon looking this way wasn’t edited or anything, it was seriously captured.'”

It seems that scene was filmed with quite a lot of effort…
Well, as a result, it ended up being almost exactly like the manga version, but the popcorn challenge.

There were times when the background blur was incredibly strong, but I wonder if there was some meaning to it.

It was like that during the popcorn throwing shoot… I want to see the making-of…

It’s from the original work, but it’s hilarious how that cursed face changes and tricks them; it’s so silly.
The punchline “Be careful, this guy will trick you again, so keep a close eye on him” has a strange sense of human touch.

Until just before, I was barely holding back the curse, but once I got into the manga, of course that would happen…

Looking back, I feel that when discussing the plague, it touched on the history of the Italian setting, while also implying that Master Rohan was transferring the curse of luck. I thought the screenwriter was remarkable.

I think Arata Iura seems like a good person, but he also suits the transformation and the curse-cursing theme…

The scene where Izumi-kun and Lorenzi-san are waving at Professor Rohan from the ship with smiles, amidst the rather heavy atmosphere of the conversation, was just too bright and it ruined everything.
Every time, Izumi-kun’s treatment is just too perfect.

That’s the place where Bucciarati died.
That’s where we fought the White Album.

Well, there isn’t a statue of a golden lion…

A ladybug accessory I saw somewhere.

Maria, who wanted to escape from luck, had a ladybug attached upside down, and I thought, is the person making this movie a JoJo fan?

It doesn’t seem like Izumi-kun will have the impression of being struck by good fortune.

Mr. Rohan, where are you selling that coat?

They won’t attack unless you reach climax.
In other words, if your daughter has a spirit like DIO, there’s no problem at all.

I thought it was fine that they were having a normal conversation even though they were reading from cue cards for the initial greeting, but it fell apart at the final punchline.

Did the father ever realize that his daughter’s death was an act?

Rohan’s coat is amazing, but Izumi-kun looks great wearing that pure pink too…

Lorenzo, you should stop… He’s fooling around with women when you’re not watching…
I couldn’t help but feel bad when I saw a picture of Izumi-kun hugging someone and looking happy.

I like that shirt of Mr. Rohan.
It’s amazing how well those outfits suit you, along with Izumi-kun.

At the stage greeting, I faithfully followed the agreement to wear something red and ended up choosing a red suit, resulting in looking like a character from Yakuza, Shunsuke Daito.

I thought at first that the homeless person was Naoto Takenaka.

Receiving a huge bouquet all of a sudden might feel more like a nuisance than luck.

It was a movie that felt like there was no wasted time, as if I was being guided.

In France, comics are recognized as the ninth art, but this time the setting is Italy.

If only Koichi-kun was left behind, happiness would have been given… He doesn’t appear in the drama… Is he invincible?

I got a secret when I bought 2 charms.
…This is an item of misfortune!

It’s been a while since I’ve been looked down upon like this… I was angry, but when was the last time before that?
Is it Martha’s time?

Well, the stage greeting was interesting, but…
Who on earth was the lead actor who became this advertisement person…?

The story was amusing because during the stage greeting, Maria was still in her open-faced makeup from the Heaven’s Door scene when filming wrapped up.

Izumi-kun seems like he would avoid getting cursed with a theory that he won’t know when the peak of happiness is…

I heard a voice bursting out from a corner saying “Bonjour”!
You’re too poisoned!

“Izumi-kun, you say such nice things like ‘Tomorrow might be even happier.'”

I don’t think the father believes that his daughter is alive, does he?
I truly believed that my daughter died because of the curse, and yet internally I felt, “But now my curse is over!”
However, the curse from the substitute man means that when the daughter is at the peak of her happiness, her father should be at the bottom of his misfortune. So, every time the daughter feels more happiness than this time, her father will feel more misfortune than this time… something like that.

Is the ending location the place where Ghiaccio is pierced?

Not realizing I’ve been deceived, I’m just living… maybe I’ve already started to self-suggest that merely living is a kind of profit, like the old man at the end.

I especially love Izumi-kun when he’s invincible in movies.

The most brilliant moment in this movie was the scene where Lorenzo arrived by boat and joined forces with Izumi-kun.
I don’t feel like I’m going to lose anymore.

It’s nice to see Rohan-chan catching up to the two by using misfortune to her advantage…

In the end, it’s not direct despair caused by the curse, but rather indirect despair that arose in order to stop the curse, and is that what you were satisfied with?