#hana sensei

[doublesama]

Let’s talk about Hana-sensei in this review of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Episode 270.

[yonamatsuri]

they're cute 🥺

[ukgk]

(2004/06/05)

[wondrousmay]

I’m squealing about this after-credits scene from the latest episode of Nare-Nare Hana-Nare!!! Shion and Suzuha’s relationship has been really cute so far but this scene really sealed the deal!

I also loved their friends’ reaction to this development because they’re like us haha:

[yukiendlessky]

"You're the one...who I want to keep...by my side."

Thank you Hisaya Nakajo.

2023.10.12

[roseillith]

[ochrefall]

I don't know what came over me, but last week, suddenly, I miss seeing YamaPi and Ikuta Toma. For YamaPi, I slightly remember him being one of the cast of Alice in Borderland, so I planned to watch it after I finished Doctor Cha.

For Ikuta Toma, I didn't really know what movie or jdorama he starred in recently. So I browse for his filmography, and unintentionally got sucked down by multiple clips, videos and trailers for his movies.

Now, I'm just happy for him to saw that his list movies and dorama is long. He is striving in the entertainment industry. But, as I watched his movie 'Sensei' (My Teacher), I was in awe of his acting. He portrayed his character so well. Mature and really thread his student's love so gently.

I can see why his student fall hard for him. He portrayed this character to become a teacher that give no-nonsense, straight to the point, but at the same time caring for his student, and exudes sexiness even when he just sitting there and reading a book (or when he lay asleep).

This is my favorite scene, it was the conversation on the bridge at the last part of the movie. He try to control his emotion so that the KISS (that we all hope and see coming) didn't happen again. He lose control on the roof, but he try to not make the same mistake again.

In summary, this is a gentle love story. I really hope this also include character development and come off as a bit of 'coming of age' movie, but no, this is just a love story movie.

I won't lie, I also think that I don't find the reason why Ito-sensei fall in love with his Shimada is enough to cross that boundaries of student-teacher relationship. As an adult, who's now aware of 'social consequences' term, I didn't see or feel strong feeling, or connection, or chemistry that make Ito-sensei eventually fall for his student. Their relationship lack of something irresistible that drawn a teacher to his student, enough to not give a f**k about social norm.

But, if I put my feet in Shimada's shoes... God, how can someone be human and not fall so hard for a teacher like Ito-sensei? And maybe that's what this movie aim for? I don't know, I'm just here enjoying Ikuta Toma visual.

In my language, this is what we called CLBK. Cinta Lama Bersemi Kembali. I remember being smitten by Ikuta Toma when I watched him in Hana-Kimi, and now I can't take my eyes off him when he become more mature. He's really aging fine.

[usagi-s2]

Dad for one fic rec!

All for You by GinkoTracks

summary: Izuku was born too early. all for one's world crumbles. Hisashi Midoriya's world crumbles. he crumbles. all for one, all for izuku. Angst... Fluff

[kyriolex]

Kawaki Academy Arc: Hana Sensei Pt. 2

So Hana-sensei is also back at school. Now that she’s out of the hospital, Anko and Shino explain that the terrorist attack wasn’t random - they were after her student Kae specifically. Hana feels guilty for not noticing, but she puts on a brave face for everyone.

Kawaki is also back at school. He thinks everything ended too neatly, making the good point that if the assassin actually intended for their last attack on Kae to work, they wouldn’t have strapped explosive tags to their body. So he still attends Academy with Himawari, which makes her smile.

In the classroom, Osuka leads the class to give Hana-sensei a welcome-back surprise. She’ll lead a chant, and Kawaki will pull a rope that will release flower petals into the room. But someone didn’t set up the trap right, so the ball just bounces and spills petals over the floor. But it’s the thought that counts, so she thanks the kids and scoops the petals up in a keepsake box at her desk.

After school, she wanders around trying to remember what happened the day of the attack. She has a massive hole in her memory and doesn’t remember why she was in the building that collapsed. Kawaki spots her wandering around and asks what the hell she’s doing. Seeing him next to the hole triggers memories of Hana fighting as Purple Mask.

She sprints home, and we get a genuinely creepy scene of her frantically tearing her house apart while experiencing flashbacks of past episodes and an reoccurring image of a bloody kunai. Hana finds a secret room behind her closet filled with weapons, masks, and pictures of the minions from the last episode.  

Then we see a reflection of another Hana in the mirror with blood red hair - her alternate self. Apparently her hair was less about making her design more anime and more about distinguishing her various personalities. 

Now before I say any further: THIS IS NOT HOW DISSOCIATIVE IDENTITY DISORDER WORKS! I know it’s a common trope, but people with DID aren’t naturally violent, and they can’t open up a hotline with their alternate selves via mirrors. 

ANYWAY. Black Hana gets sucked into Flashback Land, where Red Hana explains everything. So years ago, the Minister of Bamboo (the mastermind behind Kae’s attempted assassination) rounded up 50 orphans. He then made them fight to the death in a battle royal, and the survivors became his personal assassination squad.

Hana couldn’t handle the trauma of murdering all her friends, so she developed an alter ego as a defense mechanism. Red Hana got her hands dirty so Black Hana could live in oblivious peace. 

This makes Black Hana’s ditziness pretty disturbing, because she’s not a naturally forgetful or clumsy person - she’s forced to be that way because she’s always had gaps in her memory, and her body is sleep deprived from living two lives. 

So after the Bamboo Minister wasted 40-some perfectly good orphans, Hana and another operative were sent as sleeper agents to Konoha, posing as father and daughter. Black Hana thought being a teacher was her childhood dream, but Red Hana says her mission was to infiltrate the Academy as a citizen. 

Which begs the question: Did the Minister look at baby Kae and think - in 10 years I’m going to send this girl to be a foreign exchange student and have my assassin kill her in the school? Or was Hana just there to kill and kidnap kids from powerful families, and he decided Kae would be the first victim? 

Also, HOW OLD IS HANA? She says she came to Konoha a decade ago, and she looks no older than 13, which would make her 23. But she sometimes shows the little eye marks the animators use for not-so-young adults, so...F it, I’m going to say she’s Konohamaru’s age. 

As an additional mindfuck, we see how Hana pulled off her fake suicide bombing. The same guy who brought her to the village as her fake dad just waltzes into her hospital room after the terrorist attack. He tells her to use his body for a fakeout, then plunges a kunai into his chest. The night of the last assassination attempt, Red Hana switched her body out with her fake father’s and exploded the corpse, then snuck back into the hospital as Black Hana.

Black Hana is horrified by her crimes and tries to turn herself in, but Red Hana mentally chains her up. Red Hana poses as the teacher and acts smiley toward the kids. But as the class is distracted chatting about the upcoming field trip, she crushes a butterfly in her fist, dumps it into the petals from the welcome stunt, and throws her keepsake box in the trash. 

Kawaki watches her bug murder with his mouth agape and decides he no longer ships Hana and Shino-sensei. No, actually he just looks suspicious.

After class, everyone leaves, but Kae runs back because she forgot something. Sensing an opportunity to attack the princess, Red Hana rushes toward the classroom with a kunai. But Black Hana takes over for a split second and stops her by SLICING OPEN HER OWN HAND. 

Kae, Kawaki, and Himawari run into her. Kawaki notices some blood by her feet. Hana keeps her back to them and says “Ahaha, it’s okay, I just tripped and cut myself. I’m so clumsy!”  Meanwhile the front of her clothes are spattered in blood. Kawaki’s suspicion is officially piqued.

After the kids leave, Red Hana goes back into her mind and traps Black Hana with mental chains, saying she’ll never interfere with her work again.

[lazyenemygladiator]

[migila]

I used to suspect the butler but now I’m calling it: the assassin is Hana-sensei!

[hilltop-insane-clinic]

[sojirosteacup]

*BARKS IN FOUR LANGUAGES*

[waffliesinyoface]

a fun thing in the naruto universe is how names work

because like, in japan, the polite thing to do is call people by their LAST names, with given names being like. a friends/family thing?

except, in the naruto universe, they had the clan wars, which went on for GENERATIONS before the hidden villages were formed. And clan tensions were so tight that if you introduced yourself by your last name, someone might just try to kill you because your clan is allied with a clan thats allied with another clan who is an enemy of the person you're talking to.

obviously, this was a hassle.

so, there was like, an unspoken rule of only giving your first name, as seen with Hashirama and Madara. Because if you didn't know for a fact that someone was a senju or an uchiha, you could just treat them as another ninja and mutually decide not to kill each other. Things like the sharingan or any notable techniques would be a dead giveaway, but as long as you're not fighting, everyone can just. Politely not ask questions.

but also, because clans are important, they still want to have something which ties the clan together, if last names are omitted from conversation with outsiders.

This is less important in the modern era, but it's still present - everyone in naruto's academy class, even students who aren't friends, exclusively use their classmates first names. Even the teacher isn't immune, he's called Iruka-sensei, not Umino-sensei.

Which is why most clans have first names with common, repeated elements, especially where the main line comes in.

Ino/Shika/Chou is the obvious one, but you also have things like the Hyuuga having a history of the first-born having their name start with Hi (Hizashi, Hiashi, Hinata, Himawari, etc.) or the senju having -rama (Hashirama, Tobirama, Kawarama), the Inuzuka being named after animal body parts (Tsume - claw, Kiba - fang, Hana - nose), all sorts of stuff like that.

It works both in universe (clan loyalties and traditions) and out of universe (group similar characters together)!! its really neat!!!

kishimoto did a lot of dumb things with the Lore and consistently forgot details he'd written about earlier on, but when he DOES have a consistent worldbuilding thing it's super cool to think about.

[roseillith]

[chunibyo-x-sorcerer]

Curse Game Party || Closed RP

"Wow, Hana! This place looks cool!"

"I know, right?" Hana giggled. Kisho Hashimoto aka Daichi Pheonix is here at the party that Miko and Yuria told them about it. Apparently, today's their day off. After all, Miko and Yuria deserve a break. So is Kisho. The last mission involving a crazy curse that is nuts and he almost destroy the area. But hey! The curse is exorcised!

Nanami-sensei said that they done a great job and they need a small vacation. That's when Miko told Kisho about a party that Hana is going to. A party outside of Tokyo. A house held by a wealthy kid.

It looks like a rich manison out of Hollywood movie!

------- Jujutsu High ------

While Daichi and the other two have their day off, the other students have a mission breifing with Gojo-sensei over a cursed object.

Taz is needed for this mission so she wonders what's going on as she is at her desk.

@the-silver-peahen-residence