First fall for him

More on Flumpool? Well, maybe just a little. The first Flumpool’s song I listened to was ‘Hikari no Hashi’ (Over the Rain) the OST of Jdrama Bloody Monday. Watching Bloody Monday was when I started to fall in love with Miura Haruma playing the role of Takagi Fujimaru.

Miura Haruma

Bloody Monday is a drama directed by Hirano Shunichi adapted from manga by Ryo Ryumon. It was aired in 2008 but I didn’t watch it until 2010 because I thought it was of horror genre; instead it is thriller.

To put it simple, it is a story about a high schooler who hacked the Japan National Security System and got caught red-handed. Turned out later, the government asked him to hack the security database of a terrorist organization who planned in destroying Japan.

What I love about the plot is that it gives you extra chill down the spine. One time you think you can trust the character, and the next thing you know he’s a betrayer. Up until one point, you’ll be kept in constant suspense along with the main cast; with the thumping of scared the enemy will anytime appear anywhere. Cool plot!

Line of Bloody Monday casts

Bloody Monday 2 which was aired in 2010 is just as thrilling. The plot was fast that when you missed an episode, you won’t be able to keep up. And still, the OST of Bloody Monday 2 is the song ‘Zanzou’ (After image) by Flumpool. As far as I’m tuning in to their tracks, Flumpool has never let me down. Their lyrics are deep, and their music might sound typical but they’re original.

More on Bloody Monday 2, there are more suspense, more action, more complicated plot, and more tears. Unexpected murders of characters, man! You have to check it out! But I wonder if they’re going to have the third season on, because in the last episode of second season Narimiya Hiroki who played role of Kanzaki Jun or shortly called J (head of terrorist in Bloody Monday first season) is purposely shown alive freely unexecuted.

Narimiya Hiroki

Narimiya Hiroki as Shinagawa Daichi and Naka Riisa as Adachi Hana in Yankee-kun to Megane-chan

I’ve watched him in Yankee-kun to Megane-chan recently, genre high school comedy; interesting, funny and light puppy love (plus, there's Kanata Hongo!). Eventhough it was aired in this recent 2010, unfortunately that's not his latest drama.

Juui Dolittle is! It’s still airing in Japan. Along with Oguri Shun as the main cast, I’m so going to watch it soon!

To whom it may concern,

Ps: The one played Takiya Genji in Crows ZERO is Oguri Shun, and yep in Hanakimi he’s the main cast as Sano Izumi.
Pss: Anime? That’s a lot of episodes don’t you think?
Psss: Yea, I’ve watched Crows ZERO 2 =)