#it doesn't really apply the anime for aib since there's only 3 episodes

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I love the manga, i love the live action. but what i love with the live action is how much body language nuance there is. Nijirō Murakami is really good in all of his roles (at least that i've seen) of showing a lot about the character through body language and he's talked in interviews about how he really reads into characters and isn't afraid to speak up to directors about how he thinks something be it an action or just a delivery of a line or where they're standing might be more fitting for a character. And i just love how even when Chishiya is 'with' a group, he always keeps himself at a distance or to the outskirts or otherwise makes it very clear he's not part of everyone else. Which is good both because of Chishiya's inner thoughts, as well as how he acts, plus to viewers it should be a cautionary flag that his working with the group is a temporary act at best. And really little nuances with body language are something you'll only really get with live action / animation. Of course you get frames of it in manga too and you can still SEE it, but not in action.