A passionate teacher, Kumiko Yamaguchi, a.k.a. Yankumi, is now overseeing the new students of Class 3D of Akado High School, who still have not opened up to her and are giving her a hard time. One day, the students of 3D get harassed by street hoodlums. Then, Reita, a leader figure of 3D, shows up and beats up the hoodlums, yelling "Keep your hands off my friends." The next day, the guys beat up by Reita come storming into their school. Principal Sawatari berates the students for getting mixed up with a gang, and gives Kumiko an ultimatum: "You're fired the next time a 3D student gets into trouble." Then Reita tells Kumiko that he doesn't want to owe her anything, and he takes off by himself to settle the score with the gang... Meanwhile, trouble was also brewing for the former 3D student who just graduated. The police are after Ren for being involved in an illegal drug transaction. Upset Kumiko tries to find him with the other former 3D students. However, they later find out from her grandfather, the head of the Oedo Family, the shocking identity of the mastermind pulling the strings of the drug deal Ren is being accused of...

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  Miura Haruma (Kazama Ren)

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  Kamenashi Kazuya (Odagiri Ryu)

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  Nakama Yukie (Yamaguchi Kumiko / Yankumi)

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  Namase Katsuhisa (Sawatari Goro)

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  Utsui Ken (Kuroda Ryuichiro)

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  Anan Kenji (Wakamatsu Hiro)

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• Mar 13, 2012 1 of 1 episodes seen

  randomyunii
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  • Overall  7
  • Story  7
  • Acting/Cast  8
  • Music  6
  • Rewatch Value  6

  This really gave a good ending to the Gokusen series.
  As in all Gokusen dramas, the movie contained a heart warming/ compassionate part to it.
  
  I really loved that the directors brought Kame back. It gives a good sense of how much time has passed and how her past students are going at the moment.
  
  I definitely recommend it to all the Gokusen fans out there. ( As well as Kame and Nakama Yukie fans )

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• Nov 14, 2012 1 of 1 episodes seen

  crystalchens
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  • Overall  8
  • Story  8
  • Acting/Cast  10
  • Music  8
  • Rewatch Value  7

  If you've seen the past three seasons of Gokusen, then this is like the 'end' of the series (though we don't know if they will make a fourth season of the series, thus the chance is very small). Honestly, the second and third season was a bit of a fill in, since pretty much the same thing happens in both of them, with additional twists.
  
  This movie, exactly, is what I'd say 'a twist' of the series itself. Yankumi, for once, gets hit by the enemy, and it's the studenst that defend her this time, in a way or another.
  
  And there's our dear dear Matsumoto Jun who's, to my surprise, NOT in the movie. Honestly, that gave a big, fat minus point. He was such an important character in the first season, which obviously is the most memoriable season since that's where we all start, right? Him being the 'leader' of the class, PLUS being the first one to know about Yankumi's family made him special. And then again, his confession of love on the last episode of season 1 obviously made us all want to know more.
  
  But anyways, because the series itself is just such a wonderful mixture of knowledge, friendship and relative scenarios, it still has a special place in my heart. read more

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