#kozo ichinose

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[comradeyurika]

This was a pretty creepy chapter. Between Kozo's room somehow having the statement about everyone having amnesia despite the fact that he's been out since the time of the accident, and this ending page with the note, there's a lot of intrigue happening right here. I like how we've taken a break from having big twists to instead focus on the paranoia that Tsubasa is feeling in this situation. Sota keeps warning him not to look into things, so we can really feel the anxiety that there's something terrible waiting right around the corner.

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[jiyura]

I just started reading "The Ichinose family's Deadly Sins

I feel like the character's names are somehow important to either who they are or as for shadow. So I looked up a few of their names.

Tsubasa means wings, hence the drawing on the door to his room.

Kakeru can mean fly or to spread your wings and fly. I found that to be interesting. Either it could refer to something more sinister or maybe to the fact that it's a father's job to help his children "spread their wings" or leave the nest/fly away. To help them grow up and find who they are.

But I could be overthinking things. I haven't fully started researching the names so I might find more. This just really stood out to me.

Also their last name has the kanji for one and rapids/current. Just thought it might be important.

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ICHINOSE-KE NO TAIZAI (2022-2023) by taizan 5

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ichinose ch30 spoilers

Please please let "Tsubasa remembering that Sota left but not remembering him dying or anything" be proof my theory about Sota dying circa 2017 is wrong. Because oh boy, the adults in Sota's life failed him so badly (and later, to some extent, Tsubasa and Shiori too) and I'll be glad if at least he managed to get out and live his life and be happy.

All the adults' lives falling to pieces because they broke the child they kept heaping more and more stuff on until he left seems just as credible for making the family fall apart in 2017.

The adults feel guilty about causing him to leave (/angry over him "abandoning" them) -> they don't talk about Sota

Tsubasa saw the adults literally smashing his brother's dreams to bits -> Tsubasa withdraws from the family

Perhaps Shiori picked up on this too, which caused her rift with the family -> leaving her with no one to talk to either.

(Or maybe the adults are cagey about Sota now because he is connected to the car accident after all, I mean Minako didn't drug those bottles for no reason)

But that chair in the final panel of chapter 29 still makes me feel so uneasy about what's in Sota's room:

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Spoilers for The Ichinose Family's Deadly Sins

CW/TW: Mentions of ED, Mentions of child murder, Coma Mention

Screaming and crying and going insane. This is unorganized, do not care.

Although it seems kinda strange for Sota (blonde haired new dad) to just reveal all of this, if he's telling the truth there's got to be a reason Tsubasa's brain is inserting this. Especially considering it's right after Tsubasa says he thinks his camera is important. Considering the (very small) view we get of the person holding the camera in the flash back, I'm pretty sure it's Sota.

I really enjoyed the most recent chapters. I'm not typically a fan of "it was all a coma" plots but this one feels nice to read. Especially taking into account how Minako and Kakeru are apparently having shared dreams taking place in Tsubasa's brain.

If anything I'd say Sota *is* lying about the true purpose of Tsubasa's dream world. Like Minako and Kakeru having shared dreams with identical scenarios is weird. He was super adamant on the idea that it would be better for Tsubasa to not remember anything and just let himself live out a fantasy, but then the second Tsubasa is like "oh the broken computer in my room is important, I don't know who but when I was super young someone took a picture of me with it." I don't necessarily think Sota is like some kind of evil dude, but I'm sure he has something to do with this in the real world.

Drawing attention to the new newspaper image we see, it mentions (I believe) 5 being injured and 1 [text covered/blurred]. I'm sure that this is either referencing Tsubasa being in a coma or one of the family members dying. I've seen all of one person say they think it's the Grandma, but I don't fully agree. We have very little going on with her currently, so I don't think it would really hit as hard if she died. My bet is more on Shiori, but I do doubt any of the family died in the crash.

I'm obsessed with Minako, just genuinely think she's so interesting. From what little we learn about her she was a very high-class woman, she had a good job and enjoyed the finer things. But she still chose to marry Kakeru with his silly ass proposal. I also wasn't expecting for the eating disorder to be genuinely canon, I had assumed because of her room and her eating habits, but I didn't think it was going to be clearly stated. I do doubt she actually killed Kenta (the child of the woman that she thought Kakeru was seeing), mostly because I feel like she would've gone to jail for that. If anything I think her diary entry refers to Tsubasa specifically, not Kakeru or Kenta. Which could tie into her flashback asking him to not tell anyone something. This makes me think Tsubasa either found out she was literally planning to kidnap and murder a child or found out Kakeru was cheating. I do think it's interesting how this seems to frame her as expecting to get caught or expecting something bad to happen. (My note about why I don't think she killed Kenta is that it's been 4 years since the incident, if she was planning this before the incident and then went though she'd probably have been fund out by now)

Anywayz I love Ichinose Family's deadly sins. Very fun, and I thoroughly enjoy the writing and art style. The pacing is a bit strange though

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WSJ November Serialization Round

While we wait for the next batch to be announced, the first of likely 2 series has ended. The Ichinose Family's Deadly Sins review below (contains spoilers)

The Ichinose Family's Deadly Sins - 48 chapters/6 volumes From the famed Taizan5 of Takopii's Original Sin came a new series following a dysfunctional family stuck in a looping dream world for unknown reasons. His previous manga was known for its short but shocking run with twist after twist to keep the audience on their toes. Takopii is best described as Doreamon gone wrong. However, while this format worked quite well for a title that was designed to be short, it becomes very challenging in Jump's long running serialized template. Can the constant string of mind blowing cliffhangers keep the audiences attention in the long term? The Ichinose Family's Deadly Sins begins with the entire family waking up to learning everyone has amnesia after a car accident. They return home to discover each of them is probably hiding a dark side from the rest of the family. During the series we learn about each problem: - Tsubasa (the main character) - bullying at school - Shiori (little sister) - seeing older men - Minako & Kakeru (Parents) - Insecurities and cheating - Sachie (Grandmother) - Alzheimers' - Kozo (Grandmother) - Dream research, Coma - Sota (Older Brother) - Ignored The thing to worry about in looping stories is how the character development can become irrelevant due to the resets. It can look like characters are only progressing because the story itself is moving. Effective time loop stories allow the main characters to remember previous loops or provide a strong narrative reason for memory resets. The actions from previous loops carry over in some manner or at least build up to a major all or nothing moment. Ichinose is not only on the weaker end of the spectrum, but actively undermines sustained development through trying to have twists every cliffhanger. Its further compounded by needing to explore the issues of each family family. Tsubasa starts off as the main character until he's overshadowed by everything else. He quickly became just someone an observer who drives the plot forward at each stage. For better or worse, The Ichinose Family's Deadly Sins is a family drama disguised as a mystery thriller. Several of the early plot points such as Tsubasa's bullying, Shiori seeing older men, and the grandmother's alzheimers all become pointless in the grand scheme. Even the grandfather's research quickly gets side tracked. Taizen5 sure seems fascinated by what a Camera can capture. It was the biggest plot device in both Ichinose and Takopii. An item that can capture positive moments in time yet can also be the center of such malicious actions. That was also quickly forgotten and didn't matter that much in the end. The family members individual rooms also stopped mattering at some point in the middle. We never got to see into Souta's room either. About halfway the focus shifts almost completely to the older brother Souta and how the family had a falling out from being unable to relate to or support his dream of being a photographer. There's an entire arc where we get to compare the dysfunctional Ichinose family to Souta's "fake" family of similarly outcasted people. The change in focus also brings more attention to the father Kakeru since he is culprit behind the dream world. His motives were driven by insecurities from his upbringing and seeing Souta seemingly get praise with ease from the grandfather.

In the end, I thought this manga would end with a moral about how a family can come to an understanding but I guess not. All they learned was that living in this dysfunctional family is just a fact of life. It's not the worst manga by any means, but the ending is weak for a series that ran for an entire year. I got some enjoyment out of the week to week cliffhangers, but there's little re-read value here. Its not that complicated upon a quick review of the plot. Taizan5 should stick to shorter stories if he wants continue with this writing style. I think they work better in 2-3 volume formats where there's less meandering in getting from point A to point B. Definitely an unusual series for Weekly Shonen Jump. The only author who successfully made the leap from Jump+ to WSJ is Tatsuki Fujimoto. tldr - Not a deep mystery or compelling drama but its fine for a 1 time read, Takopii is a good series I promise. Long live Cipher Academy, the sole survivor of the batch of 4 from late last year! Final Score: 4/10

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Yokai! Hyakkiya - High School

Guest stars:

Yashima Ryo - Azukiarai

Murakawa Shoichi - Ittan-momen

Ichinose Wataru - Ushi-Oni

Mike Tomoya - Shirime

Kawai Ryo - Tofu-kozo

Matsufuji Eru - Nure-onna

Ohsaka Miyu - Noppera-bo

Taishu Nukanobu - Noppera-bo

Mukaide Aris - Hibagon

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HiGH&LOW THE MOVIE 3 FINAL MISSION (JM, 2017) (Sub. Esp)

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Título: HIGH&LOW The Movie 3 Final Mission País: Japón Género: Acción Duración: 118 min. Fecha de estreno: 11 de noviembre, 2017 Dirección: Kubo Shigeaki, Nakakuki Tsuyoshi Guion: Hiranuma Norihisa, Watanabe Kei, Kamijo Daisuke Producción: Ueno Hiroyuki, Fujimura Naoto, Nakabayashi Chikako SINOPSIS A fin de ocultar la pasada corrupción del gobierno, el grupo Kuryu sigue un plan para destruir uan calle y construir un casino. Para detener al grupo Kuryu, los miembros de SWORD comienzan a moverse. CAST ASOCIACIÓN SANNOH Iwata Takanori como Cobra Suzuki Nobuyuki como Yamato Machida Keita como Noboru Yamashita Kenjiro como Dan Sato Kanta como Tetsu Sato Taiki como Chiharu Yagi Masayasu como Ijuin Kabuto Iwaya Shogo como Ken Yamamoto Shogo como Hikaru WHITE RASCALS Keiji como Rocky Endo Yuya como Koo Inaba Yu como Kizzy Yanagi Shuntaro como Kaito Nishimura Ikki como Heidi Hirose Tomoki como Marco Nisikawa Shunsuke como Lassie Matsuda Ryo como Cosette Kyan Yutaka como Bito Darvish Kenji como Shimura INSTITUTO OYA Yamada Yuki como Murayama Yoshiki Suzuki Takayuki como Furuya Hideto Ichinose Wataru como Seki Kotaro Aoki Ken como Nakakuki Kiyohara Sho como Nakabayashi Jinnai Syo como Nakazono RUDE BOYS Kubota Masataka como Smoky Sano Reo como Takeshi Zen como P Sano Gaku como Yu Fujii Karen como Lala DARUMA IKKA Hayashi Kento como Hyuga Norihisa Abe Ryohei como Sakyo Ozawa Yuta como Kato Shu Mizuno Masaru como Futa Tanaka Shunsuke como Raita Moriya Koji como Agyo Izawa Yuki como Ungyo DOUBT Nakamura Aoi como Hayashi Ranmaru Akiyama Shintaro como Takano Takeda Kohei como Hirai MIGHTY WARRIORS Elly como Ice Oya Kana como Sarah Nogae Shuhei como Pearl Shirahama Alan como Bernie Anarchy como 9 Likiya como Diddy Sukezane Kiki como Dixie PRISON GANG Naoto como Jesse Sekiguchi Mandy como Pho Iwanaga Joey como Brown Nakatani Taro como Mocai Jay como Nakamon Takeru como Miou Kido Yasuhiro como Akune (EX)MUGEN Akira como Kohaku Aoyagi Sho como Tsukumo HERMANOS AMAMIYA Takahiro como Amamiya Masaki Tosaka Hiroomi como Amamiya Hiroto GRUPO KURYU Tsugawa Masahiko como Kuze Ryushin Iwaki Koichi como Kurosaki Kimitatsu Kishitani Goro como Zenshin Yoshitatsu Kato Masaya como Katsunari Ryuichiro Sasano Takashi como Ueno Ryuhei Takashima Masahiro como Minamoto Ryukai Kinoshita Youka como Fujimori Tatsuo Nakamura Tatsuya como Iemura Tatsumi Saotome Taichi como Ryu Tatsuhito Kobayashi Naoki como Kuki Genji Kenchi como Nikaido Onozuka Hayato como Kirinji Takeda Kozo como Yoshida Kagetora Kuroishi Takahiro como Udaka Shinichi Yuki Jutta como Oba Kunimitsu Shogen como Okido Ken Shiroishi Tomoya como Eto Araki Hideyuki como Fukuda Watanabe Kohei como Yagi ICHIGO-MILK Kaede como Shiba Sato Harumi como Oshiage Yamaguchi Nonoka como Nonoriki Kido Airi como Ichikawa OTROS Fujii Shuka como Naomi Bando Nozomi como Ijuin Nika Nakai Noemie como Furuno Suzuki Rio como Eri Horibe Keisuke como Natano Eichi Hasegawa Hatsunori como Shinohara Toyohara Kosuke como Saigo Ikeue Kohei como Kikuchi

TRÁILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq7mAAjn8nw

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[comradeyurika]

Okay, things are starting to come together more. This seems like it must have been the inciting incident that caused the family to start falling apart (Sachie mentions Sota taking her to the hospital in the chapter, but as Kozo is the one with the major health problem this was probably something routine). Sota was more passionate about photography than his future, and Kozo was determined to have Sota be assisting him in his work, so the adults all broke his camera in order to force him to focus on his future instead of his passion.

I assume that a lot of the parents struggles we saw earlier started as a result of guilt over this/how their children viewed them after this, and Tsubasa's problems in school likely also originated here. I can also see Kozo's focus on his research to the point that he would destroy his grandson's precious camera as the reason why in the dreamworld he was constantly just on the verge of solving the problem of the dream, but could never get any further. The dream Kozo had an impossible research problem to solve.

I'm intrigued to see what Tsubasa finds behind the door next week, as this could really turn things on their head again

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