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"caralho majima vamo com calma"

Like a Dragon: The Movie 2007 - Dir. Takashi Miike

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SLAY!

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Ryu ga Gotoku - 0 MAJIMA GORO - 2015 . Digital

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From childhood’s hour I have not been as others were (x)

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yeah uh-huh

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its gutwrenching to think about majima in all this. he’s been “ready to die” since age 20 and has thrown himself in front of bullets and knives for kiryu- but somehow, against his will, he lives long enough to see kiryu get cancer and be faced with the possibility of outliving him. the last thing he’d ever want to live to see. I imagine he feels like the definition of a dead man walking; like he should’ve been gone years ago and yet he’s still here, out of place, watching his world crumble around him

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I hurt

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MAJIMA GORO • 龍が如く８ // LIKE A DRAGON 8: INFINITE WEALTH (2024) ↳ Story Trailer

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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (January 26th, 2024)

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being sad about kiryu while watching the rgg summit infinite wealth trailer but then seeing how good majima looks

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I'm ready for war

*wraps Kiryu in a blanket* IF HE *REDACTED* FROM *REDACTED* I'M FUCKING RIOTING

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Dear RGG team,

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Oi, Saezuru fandom, why is everyone so quiet? Or am I in the wrong tag? Why is no one talking about how Chapter 49 ends and what is to come?

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Hi! Probably I'm another fan disappointed by the way Yoh's character has been treated recently. The whole thing gives the sad feeling of a discarded idea. To follow the tastes of some fans, I guess? I'm happy you wrote about him. LL

Hi there, fellow Yoh fan!

It's a Finder thing, to not always develop the ideas that it throws up in the air. Yoh is probably the most blatant, I think, especially when we go back to Vol. 10, Chapter 81. An entire chapter dedicated to Yoh waking up, to Tao apparently rising to the position we kinda glimpse at in FnR, and then nothing else. Part of me wonders if they just put it there as a filler or if there were plans for another side novel focused on Fei Long and his affairs. In the main story, it is safe to say that Yoh appeared in Vol. 9 with no explanation and then disappeared in equally obscure circumstances. It is, indeed, annoying.

That said, I understand that, as a secondary side character, it's not as if Yamane Ayano is under any obligation to give Yoh more space than she already did. BUT, if the FnR events are indeed canon and we are to assume that Yoh was adamant about NOT returning to Hong Kong, but ended up returning anyways, that leaves a giant gap between his last moments with Fei Long in the novel and his re-appearance in Vol. 9. What made him change his mind? Is he already back in Taiwan? What is the nature of his relationship with Fei Long now? It's just odd that none of that gets addressed, not even in a speech bubble or side note. Is it because of editorial decisions? Fan preferences? Author's change of mind? I don't know. But I really wish we had been given a little bit more, if only for proper closure.

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I feel like you have a good grasp on Akihito and Asami as characters and this has been occupying my mind for the whole day, an AU crossover with 'Higurashi' where everything in 'Finder' including the events hasn't changed until the 'Pray in the Abyss' arc where instead of staying hidden at the temple, Akihito instead gets sent to Himinazawa and through some events in the first day staying gains the ability to tranverse worlds through the sea of fragments. All he has to do is die to do this, and he'll be sent back to worlds where everything is still the same, but Akihito gets sent back to the day where he first met Asami every time he dies. This goes on for 50 years although the relationship with Akihito and Asami still fall for each other in every single world.

What do you think, and what do you think would happen if Asami finds out about what Akihito is going through?

Oh wow, I just looked up Higurashi and it looks lit! What a fascinating premise. It does look like it's a very complex universe, and because I did a very superficial reading of it (and a crossover would require a more refined understanding of its rules and characteristics), I can only offer a tentative answer to your question based on a somewhat similar crossover (maybe remotely similar lol. Or not at all similar. I apologize in advance for my ignorance).

*clears throat*

So.

Back in the day, I was obsessed with the idea that Asami (not Akihito, but Asami, because to me he is the one secretly wishing he could transverse universes and timelines to change how his story with Akihito began - heck, perhaps even change his own life/career choices!) would be out of himself with grief after Akihito dies, because of his criminal shenanigans. A figment of his former powerful self, he would spend day and night looking at all the pictures Akihito ever took while alive, and one day, without any explanation, he goes into a trance and finds himself - yup - transported to the past, at a certain point of their relationship.

He then realizes that, perhaps, if he makes different decisions in the past he can alter the future, meaning: Akihito does not die the way he does, and he and Asami can have a life together.

The problem is, no matter what point of their relationship he travels to, no matter what decision he makes, the outcome is always the same: Akihito dies. Every. Single. Time.

Until the moment he understands.

The only way to save Akihito is to go back to the day they are supposed to meet, and make sure they never actually do.

When he returns to the present, he is alone. Most powerful man in Japan, yadda yadda, still with Kirishima, still with Suoh, but with no Akihito.

Except, he remembers everything.

And one day, getting out of Sion and before entering his limo, he sees the photographer walking down the street, talking on the phone with who knows who, looking as beautiful and free as he ever was.

And their eyes meet for a second, Akihito raises an eyebrow, but keeps walking, and Asami lets him go.

Because to him, Akihito being alive is the only thing that matters, even if all he can have now is memories of a life they had together somewhere, sometime.

So, to answer your question, I think Asami would do the unthinkable to stop Akihito from suffering. Even if it meant dying, even if it meant leaving, even if it meant that the only way to relieve Akihito from that "curse" is to simply never allow them to meet each other.

Thank goodness we know Finder is not that kind of manga, heh!

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KINNPORSCHE (2022) dir. Khom Kongkiat — #when you’re trying to keep your mafia husband alive, but he’s a horny little sh*t

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