#junichiro yamashita

[eclecticpjf]

Back to kaiju movies with Gamera The Giant Monster.

[askrockandfriends]

NAME: Raisuke Fukumoto

NICKNAMES: Rock (stage alias), Rais (by Ken), Boy (by Goh)

TITLES: Ultimate Songwriter (Danganronpa verse), Pokemon Trainer (Pokemon verse)

AGE: 19-23 (verse dependent)

SPECIES: Human

SEX: Male

NATIONALITY: Japanese

INTERESTS: Music. His dream is to make it big with his band Smash Brothers, consisting of himself, and his childhood friends Junichiro Koizumi and Makoto "Big Mac" Yamada". In the Pokemon verse, he also aspires to be a Gym Leader.

PROFESSION: Musician.

BODY TYPE: Slim, with slight muscle definition.

EYES: Blue

HAIR: Naturally silver, but dyes it brown as part of his stage persona.

POSTURE: Pretty okay. Has no trouble standing upright.

HEIGHT: 5'7".

VOICE:

SIGNATURE OUTFIT: Dress shirt and leather jacket with blue jeans and sneakers.

SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Verse dependent.

COMPANIONS: His sister Anzu Fukumoto, Ken Yamashita (sometimes), and various people depending on the verse he's in.

ANTAGONISTS: Dr. Goh Yamashita, Ken Yamashita (sometimes)

STRENGTHS: Unwavering resolve, determination, never-say-die attitude, commitment to protecting his friends and family from danger. Also a skilled fighter when need be.

WEAKNESSES: Can be pretty stubborn and thick-headed at times, and can sometimes rush into things without thinking things through.

FRUITS: Likes them, though doesn't really have a favorite.

DRINKS: Oolong tea is good with him. Nothing overly fizzy.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES/SMOKES/DRUGS: He doesn't smoke or do drugs, but would only drink on occasion if he was of age to. How much he can tolerate though isn't known at this time.

DRIVER'S LICENSE: Doesn't have a license, and furthermore, DO NOT let him behind the wheel of any vehicle if you want it to survive the trip!

Tagged by: @ask-ultimate-fashionista

Tagging: Anyone who wants to do it

[byneddiedingo]

Shima Iwashita and Shin'ichiro Mikami in Youth in Fury (Masahiro Shinoda, 1960)

Cast: Shin'ichiro Mikami, Shima Iwashita, Kayoko Honoo, Hizuro Takachiho, Kazuya Kosaka, Junichiro Yamashita, Yachiyo Otori, Yunosuke Ito. Screenplay: Shuji Terayama, based on a story by Eiji Shinba. Cinematography: Masao Kosugi. Film editing: Keiichi Uraoka. Music: Toru Takemitsu.

Like the French New Wave directors, the Japanese also found themes and stories in the insurgent, rebellious post-World War II generation. But unlike such films as Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless (1960) and Bande à Part (1964) or François Truffaut's The 400 Blows (1959), the Japanese equivalents never quite caught on internationally. Perhaps it's because the French found a new approach to the material, where the Japanese directors were more directly inspired by the tone and technique of American movies like The Wild One (László Benedek, 1953) and Rebel Without a Cause (Nicholas Ray, 1955), which had a more moralistic or didactic tone, blaming the eruption of youthful rebellion on societal neglect. Even so shrewd a director as Nagisa Oshima, in his second feature, Cruel Story of Youth (1960), seems constrained to portray the departure of his young rebels from the old ways as shocking, whereas Godard and Truffaut relish their liberation from old moral norms. Youth in Fury (also known as Dry Lake) was also a second feature for Masahiro Shinoda, and it centers on young people caught up in the political revolt that culminated in student riots against the 1960 Japanese-American mutual security treaty. One of them is Takuya Shimojo (Shin'ichiro Mikami), who is politically engaged but also confused -- he decorates his walls with pictures of political figures ranging from FDR to Hitler to Fidel Castro. Essentially he's a nihilist. He becomes involved with Yoko Katsura (Shima Iwashita), whose father, a politician, has recently committed suicide, brought on by threats to expose his corruption. Her family is left penniless by his death, and with the consent of their mother, her older sister has agreed to sleep with a conservative politician who helps the family out with money. Eventually, Takuya's rejection of conventional morality will get him arrested: He hired a drunken boxer to beat up the man who had been engaged to Yoko's sister but jilted her after her father's suicide; instead the thug slashed the man's face with a razor. Yoko, the "nice girl," ends by being swept up in the crowds of students protesting the treaty. The problem with Youth in Fury is that it's overloaded with secondary characters, such as the rich young layabout who tries to rape Yoko, and Takuya's old girlfriend who resents his taking up with Yoko, as well as a group of politically engaged young idealists with whom Takuya first works but finally rejects. Shinoda has trouble sorting out and delineating these various characters, so that the film sometimes loses focus. But it's propelled by a good score by Toru Takemitsu -- like many films of its day, it relies more on jazz than on rock, which was just beginning to become the dominant musical idiom.

[askrockandfriends]

"Oh, don't worry, my brother isn't entirely hopeless at sports. He's okay at tennis. And soccer. And baseball. But mostly running, martial arts, and, for some reason, skateboarding. I have no idea how he learned that... maybe it was Reiji or his friend Junichiro back home."

"That's Ken Yamashita. He's Goh Yamashita's nephew, and a guy I'm all too familiar with." Rock sighed, explaining who Ken was. "He's extremely unhinged and hates criminals more than anything else, partly due to his family's legacy and partly due to the trauma of the murders of his parents by said uncle. It's... kind of a long story with this guy."

"All right, buddy boy, you wanna go? Let's fucking go!" Ken said getting up and grabbing his metal bat and swinging it at Kiryu!

Kiryu blocked said bat with his forearms and hit Ken with several punches and kicks. Ken in kind responded with some of his own before swinging his bat again! Kiryu knocked it away and switched to his Beast fighting style and grabbed Wario's bike and chucked it at Ken!

"Wah? Hey, chump, that's my ride your throwing all willy-nilly!" Wario growled, but was knocked down by a punch from Batman.

"If you're going to fight, pay attention to the one you're fighting!" Batman continued to strike at Wario, using Batarangs, flash grenades, and other gadgets to subdue the big man until he took him down. Then he perched himself on the top rope and jumped, gliding down with his cape and landing a cross-body on Wario.

"Woo! Go, Batman!"

"Go, Ken!"

"Go, go, Wario!"

"C'mon, Kazzy! Knock those fuckers dead!"

Idea: Changing up from the fridge terror/epicness of the group's struggle to survive in the Tragedy, branch off from the timeline of events and transport them to a school in a parallel dimension where anyone can show up at any time! This is Multimuse Cluster*@#%!

//The most ambitious crossover of 2023 lmao. It sounds fun! I don't have too many muses that aren't in the Danganronpa fandom if that's alright

[audiemurphy1945]

Youth in Fury(1960)

[mariocki]

Daimajin gyakushû (Wrath of Daimajin, 1966)

"You boys take one step further and you will not survive, no matter what! The mountain god is menacing. Just because you are children doesn't mean that he won't stop rain or snow storms from occurring if you anger him."

[dare-g]

Good-for-Nothing (1960)

[undiaungato]

越前竹人形 (1963) · Kozaburo Yoshimura

[clemsfilmdiary]

Dry Lake / Kawaita mizuumi (1960, Masahiro Shinoda)

乾いた湖　（篠田正浩）

Also known as: Youth in Fury

11/3/19

[teamgensokyo-blog]

Original TV Anime "Tada-kun wa Koi o Shinai" (Tada-kun Does Not Fall in Love) reveals story and cast!

This series is being handled by most by the staff from "Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun" anime.

Synopsis: The website describes the anime as a "slapstick romantic comedy that will make you laugh and cry." In the story, Mitsuyoshi Tada, a boy who has never known love, is taking pictures of the cherry blossoms in full bloom when he meets Teresa Wagner, a transfer student from Luxembourg. Upon arriving in Japan, she got lost, separated from her travel companion. Mitsuyoshi helps her and brings her to his grandfather's coffee shop. (via ANN)

<Cast> Mitsuyoshi Tada (CV Yuuichi Nakamura) Teresa Wagner (CV Manaka Iwami) Kaoru Ijuuin (CV Mamoru Miyano) Alexandra Magritte (CV Shino Shimoji) Hajime Suzamoto (CV Yuichiro Umehara) Hinako Hasegawa (CV Shizuka Ishigami) Gentarou Yamashita (CV Hiro Shimono) Yui Tada (CV Inori Minase)

<Staff> Studio: Dogo Kobo Director: Mitsue Yamazaki (Gekkan Shoujo, TR: Hanamaru) Script: Yoshiko Nakamura (Gekkan Shoujo, Super Lovers) Character Design and Chief Animation director: Junichiro Taniguchi (Gekkan Shoujo, TR: Hanamaru)

src: https://twitter.com/moca_news/status/926110015118643200 http://4NN.cx/.123524

[otakunews01]

Vídeo teaser de la segunda temporada de Touken Ranbu: Hanamaru al aire en enero de 2018.

¡¡La segunda temporada de la serie ya tiene mes de estreno!!

La web oficial del Anime para televisión Touken Ranbu: Hanamaru, adaptación del juego para exploradores Touken Ranbu de DMM y Nitroplus, comenzó la transmisión del primer vídeo teaser y reveló el mes de estreno de su próxima segunda temporada. La segunda temporada se estrenará en enero del 2018 en Japón. 

CAST (primera temporada)

Kenjiro Tsuda como Nihongou

Tooru Sakurai como Tonbokiri

Yamaya Yoshitaka como Akita Toushirou

Yamamoto Kazutomi como Ran Toushirou

Asanuma Shintaro como Nakitsune

Seiichirou Yamashita como Aizen Kunitoshi

Tooru Sakurai como Doudanuki Masakuni

Souma Saitou como Tsurumaru Kuninaga

Yuuki Tai como Souza Samonji

Seiichirou Yamashita como Yagen Toushirou

Yuta Kazuya como Gokotai

Tomoaki Maeno como Yamanbagiri Kunihiro

Ryota Osaka como Shishiou

Hidenori Takahashi como Ishikirimaru

Takuya Sato como Shokudaikiri Mitsutada

Mitsuhiro Ichiki como Yasusada Yamatonokami

Toshiki Masuda como Kiyomitsu Kashuu

Tarusuke Shingaki como Heshikiri Hasebe

Daiki Yamashita como Tsurugi Imano

Reona Irie como Toshiro Maeda

Junji Majima como Nikkari

Kazuyuki Okitsu como Hachisuka

Kento Hama como Mamoru

Souma Saito como Namazuo

Kaito Ishikawa como Kanesada

Kousuke Toriumi como Mikazuki Munechika

Makoto Furukawa como Ookurikara

Atsushi Tamaru como Ichigo Hitofuri

STAF (primera temporada)

Takashi Naoya dirigirá el Anime en el estudio de animación Doga Kobo. Junichiro Taniguchi esta diseñando los persoanjes, y Pierre Sugiura (Barakamon) esta escribiendo y supervisando los guiones.

La historia del juego original de Touken Ranbu cuenta con espadas famosas de la historia de Japón y las antropomorfiza en bishounen (chicos hermosos). Nitroplus diseñó los personajes y escenarios.

En la historia del Anime: Es el año 2205. Los "revisionistas históricos" han comenzado los ataques contra el pasado en su plan para cambiar la historia. Los Saniwa, que han estado a cargo ​​de proteger a la historia, puede imbuir vida en los objetos. El mas fuerte entre todos estos es el Touken Danshi. La historia gira en torno a su alegre vida.

La primera temporada de la serie se estrenó en octubre del 2016.

El juego original fue lanzado en Japón en 2015 y cuenta con mas de un millón de usuarios. El juego ha adquirido una gran base de seguidoras y ha inspirado una gran variedad de mercancía relacionada y una adaptación a Manga de diferentes autores. Otro Anime para televisión adaptación del mismo juego original por estudio ufotable, se estrenará en julio del 2017.

[elliotthezubat]

BSD GENDERBENDER/CISBENDER CAST

I made a theoretical genderbender cast for bungo stray dogs

enjoy

Atsushi Nakajima – Sayaka Kanda ((Kaede Akamatsu in dangan ronpa v3))

Osamu Dazai – Yoko Hikasa ((ruler in magical girl raising project, mio akiyama in k-on))

Doppo Kunikida – Saori Hayami ((anya Hepburn in soul eater not, shinoa hiiragi in owari no seraph))

Akiko Yosano – Mamoru Miyano ((death the kid in soul eater, light yagami in death note))

Junichiro Tanizaki – Mai Nakahara ((rena ryuugu in higurashi))

Ranpo Edogawa – Megumi Toyoguchi ((junko enoshima in dangan ronpa, winry rockbell in full metal alchemist 2003))

Naomi Tanizaki – Tetsuya Kakihara ((natsu in fairy tail, mikuni alisuin in servamp))

Yukichi Fukuzawa – Junko Minagawa ((sailor Uranus in sailor moon crystal))

Kenji Miyazawa – Ai Nonaka ((kyouko sakura in madoka magica, kafuka fuura in sayonara zetsubou sensei))

Kirako Haruno – KENN ((Ronald Knox in black butler))

Kyouka Izumi – Takuma Terashima ((mahiru shirota in servamp))

Ryunosuke Akutagawa – Megumi Han ((benio adashino in twin star exorcists))

Ichiyou Higuchi – Natsuki Hanae ((kaneki ken in Tokyo ghoul))

Elise – Ayumu Murase ((hugh the dark Algernon iii in servamp))

Ougai Mori – Kotono Mitsuishi ((sailor moon in sailor moon, peko pekoyama in super dangan ronpa 2))

Chuuya Nakahara – Kaori Mizuhashi ((mami tomoe in madoka magica))

Kyusaku Yumeno – Yui Ogura ((miku zeze in twin star exorcists))

Sakunosuke Oda – Akeno Watanabe ((liz Thompson in soul eater))

Kouyou Ozaki – Hiro Shimono ((misono alisuin in servamp))

Gin – Kensho Ono ((Mikaela hyakuya in owari no seraph)) [[I literally just gave her her brother’s voice actor X’D]]

Motojiro Kajii – Inori Minase ((rem in re:life, swim swim in magical girl raising project))

Ryurou Hirotsu – Miki Itou ((miyo takano in higurashi))

Michizou Tachihara – Maaya Uchida ((ranko kanzaki in idolmaster Cinderella girls))

Ango Sakaguchi – Nana Mizuki ((alois trancy in black butler 2, utau hoshina in shugo chara))

F. Scott Fritzgerald – Sayaka Ohara ((erza scarlet in fairy tail, Beatrice in umineko))

John Steinbeck – Saki Fujita ((miku hatsune, ymir in attack on titan))

H.P. Lovecraft – Megumi Ogata ((clamberry in magical girl raising project, makoto naegi in dangan ronpa))

Nathaniel Hawthorne – Kikuko Inoue ((calamity mary in magical girl raising project, lust in fullmetal alchemist brotherhood))

Margaret Mitchell – Akira Ishida ((xerxes break in Pandora hearts, byakuya togami in dangan ronpa))

Mark Twain – Eri Kitamura ((sayaka miki in madoka magica, mina ashido in my hero academia))

Herman Melville – Atsuko Tanaka ((caster in fate stay night))

Lucy Maud Montgomery – Daisuke Ono ((shizuo in DRRR, Sebastian in black butler))

Edgar Allan Poe – MAO ((luluco in space patrol luluco, fumika sagisawa in idolmaster Cinderella girls))

Louisa Alcott – Daiki Yamashita ((izuku midoriya in my hero academia))

Fydor Dostoevsky – Marina Inoue ((chiri kitsu in sayonara zetsubou sensei, momo yaoyorozu in my hero academia))

feel free to make your own list ^^

[audiemurphy1945]

Youth in Fury(1960)

[dare-g]

Good-for-Nothing (1960)

[undiaungato]

越前竹人形 (1963) · Kozaburo Yoshimura

[dare-g]

Good-for-Nothing (1960)