If this ever get an anime adaptation the first episode should be movie length and end with this, is it limbo situation? Are they trying to figure out each other's secret before passing on or something? There's no way it's continuation of the previous timeline because the hospital should be worried this family got into the same accident

Shiori having her memory is totally debunk now, both her and Tsubasa had a moment where their body do things automatically despite thinking it's not right, I wonder if the nature of their amnesia is just developing a different innocent personality to hide their sins and the accident was the result of the dad switching personality in the middle of driving and not knowing what's going on

The people in that district specifically mentioned he's a kid and shouldn't be here, by saying she's his little sister he probably just ruined her job for her

She mentioned she works so it's probably her job to escort men who pays her and not just her boyfriend

I wonder if Shiori didn't really have amnesia and just blending in because everyone else did and the reason she's worried last chapter has something to do with the reason of the accident, she called him big brother before Tsubasa woke up and she left early as if she remembers her morning routine

Reading this because I really like the writing and foreshadowing in Takopi and it was a perfect length to tell the point of that story let's see how the author writes longer series

Pack it up Disney All Might

She was never mentioned again outside of the arcs the anime covered I never expected this encounter would happen when Junpei went to America even though it's obvious if you just remember her character, but I did instantly recognized her

This unhinged storytelling is Kaneshiro's specialty, compare to his other works Blue Lock seems like kidzbop version

You should always try to forgive them, but if after trying you still can't forgive them then don't

Either Taiki or Kyo also gonna miss the train

Is this guy the first character to ever fight zombie empty handed?

Okay now this feels like the manga is ending I thought we gotta go through more hoops

I really like part 1 and the anime adaptation is well deserved, I was wondering if it's ever gonna get season 2 but after reading part 2 it's best if they don't waste time on it, you'd think part 2 being twice as long mean we're gonna get another part 1 but twice as long but half of it is just a lot of dragging, detour on useless development, and horrible retcons because the author makes up the plot as they go, this makes me despise the writing and decided to drop the manga and watch the live action hoping for a better writing, and it was better, part 1 of the live action drama was pretty faithful and pretty much similar to the anime adaptation, the sequel movie skips the plot of part 2 but still includes the development that has to carry over for part 3 aka the only good parts of part 2 but the drawback of that is the reason for Reika being targeted was never explored, I don't have reference to compare for part 3 since I dropped the manga but I think the ending of the live action is a fitting ending for the premise of this story and I highly recommend the live action over the manga

She imprinted on him

Yes and no, the jersey and the stadium is from the u20 match but it's just a visualisation that he still wants to play soccer but it didn't actually happen, he did not run out to the stadium changing from the spandex into the uniform before the match started

This shitshow arc is finally over and I can finally drop the manga with the headcanon that he did kill Kubo and turned himself in, I can finally watch the live action movie with a hope that it will be written a lot better, the premise of a dad trying to cover up his crimes against the syndicate was interesting but it really goes off the rails in this arc, no wonder there are only misogynistic dumb incels left in the comments if it wasn't for my policy to finish a series on some ending I would've dropped this 50+ chapters ago, but the author is bad enough to not have any break point between volumes

That's the only use for the katana? It would've been more believable if Kubo throws it earlier before he had a chance to throw the flare but Tetsuo has to throw it to make a dramatic exit that Kubo survived

In the end he didn't use the katana, the author just draw him with one back in chapter 49 because it looked cool without any plan of using it

In the end the glasses' role is just to deliver the katana to Kubo what a waste of an interesting character