RobertBobert

Yuri is so obsessed with the cheating wife who suddenly opens up the "world of lesbian pleasure" in an attempt to justify the cheating, that I'm not even sure if it was later or earlier than the cheating husband. I don’t see a problem with this as long as someone likes it, but I’m intrigued by how much the formula of these stories is similar to NTR ero manga.

I love it when the average rating is quite high despite critical reviews. But anyway, is this an adaptation of the manga I'm thinking of?

I never thought that the Thais would surpass the Japanese and Koreans combined in creating queer doramas.

Initially, I was just curious about how they would show ghosts on screen, but then the author intrigued me even more by teasing some potential new scenes.

Is this show canceled after season 2? I heard that the lead actor was seriously canceled on social media and I'm wondering if this has the potential for a sequel.

It all depends on the context, so I don't think that the general "1:1" can be an argument for criticism or defense. Simply because changes can be different. But a lot depends on the fans. For example, some people here think that Kiwami is automatically considered the original game just because it is a newer version.

The fact that Kiwami is more accessible to modern players does not make it either an original game or a source for adapting the series. I can't understand your point because it just doesn't make sense.

It also removes a significant amount of quests or content. But that's not what this is about. How does the existence of a new version of the game negate the fact that it is a new version and not the original? We're talking about the original of the story, not the playable version available.

This does not in any way change the fact that Kiwami is only an updated version of the original game (not even identical) and the series is adapting the latter.

Kiwami is a re-release and remake of the original game, not itself.

If you continue to plan to answer with monosyllabic general answers without even the slightest hint of argumentation, then I will simply stop perceiving you as a legitimate interlocutor and begin to ignore you. Sorry.

Such people are called moralists. They believe that their understanding of morality is absolute and universal, so they get very angry when someone is interested in things that they condemn.

Should I tell you why people call the Yakuza the Japanese Mafia? The romanticization of criminal aesthetics works according to the same laws in any culture, and the authors of films about the mafia or the yakuza are even inspired by each other.

Judging by the tag's rating, this is someone's headcanon and viewers did not appreciate its addition

Apparently the Android version doesn't show low-rated tags or something like that.

So, is this a general adaptation of the series, not just the first game? I completed the first part on PS2, but I don’t remember half of the events that were shown in the first episode.

For the same reason why people idealize the mafia.

Open the list of tags at the very bottom

You expected too much from this film. Apparently this is a common criticism of abuse of fame and parasocial relationships.

The finale in a location from GTA5, a fan with Miyuki Shiba on a userpic, a villain with a backstory reminiscent of one famous scandal on Twitch, and much more. Damn, this movie is loaded with references, but none of them were intentional.