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Himizu (2011), Sion Sono
Himizu (2011) dir. Sion Sono
Dead Man's Corner Chapter 8 is now RELEASED!! 🎊🎊
Clickable Fic link is also in my bio 😊
https://archiveofourown.org/works/62733061/chapters/162947419
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This is by far currently my favorite chapter hehe, i hope you all enjoy!
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The parallelism between the main manga of Blue Lock and Episode Nagi
In the main manga, we have the Talented Learners against the geniuses like Rin and Shidou.
While in Episode Nagi we have Nagi, Chigiri, Barou and Zantetsu who are the geniuses against the team of talented learners like Karasu etc.
It's an interesting concept and similarity that the author os showing us because he's presenting us the POVs of the talented learners such as Isagi and Kaiser and geniuses such as Nagi and Chigiri against their own opponents and how to beat them.
If you read both mangas hand in hand, you'll notice that there is no superior method compared to other. It's showing on the talented learners and geniuses thought processes and strategy on how to beat their opponents.
The psychological aspect of this sports manga is really intriguing to me.
Himizu (2011) directed by Sion Sono