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Mais au cours de l'histoire de la violence japonaise, un chapitre reste trop méconnu, celle des sukeban. Une histoire liée de près au féminisme. Ōsōji, le grand ménage du Nouvel An japonais
26/12 : Si en Europe, on aurait plutôt tendance à dire qu'on le fait au printemps, au Japon – et plus globalement en Asie –, le grand ménage se pratique fin décembre, pile à l'heure pour
accueillir la nouvelle année sous les meilleurs auspices. Hibagon, l'abominable yéti japonais
08/12 : Juillet 1970. Sur la route de son travail, un habitant de la région du mont Hiba tombe nez à nez avec une créature inconnue, mi-homme mi-bête, recouverte de la tête aux pieds d'une épaisse fourrure brune. C'est la naissance de Hibagon, l'« abominable homme des neiges » japonais. Heta-uma, l'art japonais de dessiner « avec les pieds »
27/07 : Brut, naïf et crasseux, aux antipodes des codes du manga commercial, le mouvement heta-uma, littéralement « mauvais mais bon », s'est incrusté depuis les années 70
dans les colonnes des périodiques japonais, à commencer par la revue mensuelle Garo, où il a vu le jour. Le thé en Chine, d'une tradition séculaire intérieure à la consécration mondiale
21/04 : La boisson chaude, c'est toute une institution dans les pays asiatiques. Les cérémonies du thé sont dans tous les esprits lorsqu'on évoque les pays de l'Asie
soit comme coutume d'un raffinement extrême.
As the gym members grabbed the good luck items, Aoki asked Ippo how he should give Takamura the voodoo doll since he will not accept it as he isn't superstitious. Ippo revealed that he already slipped one in his pocket a few days ago. When Ippo learned from Yagi that Takamura was going to the hospital in an ambulance due to a traffic accident, Ippo and Yagi hurried to the Tokyo Metropolitan Hirokane Hospital. There, they were relieved to see Takamura unhurt, as they learned that Takamura saved a boy from getting hit by an
incoming vehicle, and he was in the hospital for the boy since he cracked his ribs while saving him. While doing roadwork, Ippo informed Aoki, Kimura, and Itagaki of the
event and wondered if the bad things that keep happening to Takamura are really just a coincidence. After watching Takamura defeat his sparring partner, Ippo found Takamura running water on his right leg. Ippo figured that his right leg must be injured from jumping off the hood of the vehicle while saving the boy, which Takamura requested for him to not tell Kamogawa about it. Ippo mentioned to Takamura that he has noticed that the weight control is still affecting him despite moving up a weight class, and his movements are dull, advising him to focus on recovering. When Takamura showed him some shredded material that he found in his pocket after the accident, Ippo realised that it is the remains of the voodoo doll that he put into Takamura's pocket, thankful that it protected him. Ippo wrapped Takamura's leg with a bandage with sutra writing on it. Later, Ippo waited outside Takamura's house in order to be Takamura's chaperone.
He soon
realizes that his girlfriend, Hinata, is just one of the many people he has to save, since the gang is nothing like it was in the past,
having become a criminal cold-blooded organization.
The plot is very appealing, in the beggining mainly because of the premise, but then it makes you very attached to the characters. Most of the characters present a duality in their personalities, the series shows the viewers how even gang members can be affectionate, have morals and care about their families, and that not everything is what it seems. Another factor of the success of the plot is that every time Takemichi returns to the present, everything is very different, but, at the same time, some incidents never stop happening, no matter how much the past is changed. Due to this, there are many plot twists and mysteries to be solved, which makes you want to watch the next episode right away.
About characters, the protagonist is very controversial in the fandom. Although, I do like Takemichi, opposite to most viewers, I acknowledge his character development could've been improved. This anime has something uncommon, given that the protagonist is not strong, and his fighting skills don't improve significantly over time, which is one of the main reasons to the general dislike towards him. But, in my opinion, whatever the protagonist of "Tokyo Revengers" lacks, characters like Mickey or Draken, make up for it. In my opinion, yes, Takemichi would be more interesting to watch if he was as strong as the others, but, at the same time, that's what makes them stand out, since Takemichi already has a very unique power, time traveling. So, I actually think it makes sense Takemichi is the way he is, because, in the end, he's not a gang member like the others, he's just someone who found himself trapped in that world and adjusts to it realistically.
