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KANESHIRO Muneyuki FUJIMURA Akeji Action Shounen Supernatural Horror Summary: Takahata Shun's day at high school begins just as normal and boring as ever, but it doesn't end that way. After his teacher's head explodes, he and his classmates find themselves forced to play children's games, such as Daruma ga Koronda (a game like Red Light/Green Light), with deadly stakes. With no idea who is behind this mysterious deadly game session, and no way of knowing when it will finally end, the only thing Shun and other students can do is keep trying to win... You May Like Manga triangleOther manga by the same author(s) Gamble Fish Manga - Read Gamble Fish Online For Free. Read Gamble Fish Manga Online The story is set at Shishidou, a school attended by rich and elite people.
Tomu Shirasagi, a gambler, is a mysterious new transfer student who has come from a public school (instead of a prestigious private one) and faces the elitist environment. There, he declares a challenge toward any student and claims he will bring to the ruin the whole school through a series of gambling matches. Nobody knows why he has come to that school or what the real motivations behind his actions are.
During any match, Tomu shows off all of his unique coolness and ability. Shigurui. Paranoia Agent. Creation[edit] During the makings of his previous three films (Perfect Blue, Millennium Actress, and Tokyo Godfathers), Paranoia Agent creator Satoshi Kon was left with an abundance of unused ideas for stories and arrangements that he felt were good but did not fit into any of his projects.
Not wanting to waste the material, he decided to recycle it into a dynamic TV series in which his experimental ideas could be used. In the case of a film to be shown at theatres, I'm working for two years and a half, always in the same mood and with the same method. I wanted to do something that allows me to be more flexible, to realize instantly what flashes across my mind. I was also aiming at a sort of entertaining variation, so I decided to go for a TV series.[1]
Kaiji (manga) Tobaku Mokushiroku Kaiji (賭博黙示録カイジ, lit.
Gambling Apocalypse Kaiji?) , also known as Ultimate Survivor Kaiji, is a Japanese manga series about the art of gambling, written by Nobuyuki Fukumoto. It is published by Kodansha in Young Magazine. The first part of the manga (13 volumes), was adapted as a 26-episode anime television series called Gyakkyō Burai Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor (逆境無頼カイジ Ultimate Survivor, lit. Suffering Outcast Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor?) After graduating from high school in 1996 in Japan, Itō Kaiji moves to Tokyo to get a job, but he fails to find steady employment because the country is mired in its first recession since World War II. However, Kaiji survives the gamble and is invited to another gambling night, this time at the Starside Hotel. Though Kaiji survives the Starside Hotel he now has a debt of over 9.5 million Yen.
After finally clearing his debt Kaiji has been living with Sakazaki and his family until Sakazaki kicks Kaiji out with 3 million Yen in cash. Phoenix (manga) The Drifting Classroom. The Drifting Classroom (漂流教室, Hyōryū Kyōshitsu?)
Is a horror manga series by Kazuo Umezu. It was awarded the 20th Shogakukan Manga Award in general category in 1974.[1] The story was adapted into a Japanese live action movie in 1987, and given a modern setting at an international school in Kobe. The movie starred Hayashi Yasufumi and Aiko Asano. It is unusual among Japanese movies in that most of the dialogue is in English. A more modern remake came in the form of a fully Japanese language dorama (The Long Love Letter) which changed it into a love-story of sorts.[2] Plot summary[edit] Sho Takamatsu, a sixth grader, proceeds to school following a bitter argument with his mother about her throwing out his things.
In the face of this unexpected and frightening development, many of the adults and students at school lose their wits. The stranded children meet many challenges in their desperate fight for survival.