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Ichigeki, Chapter 4
TOP 10 MANGA OF 2022 GO!!!
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10) I sold off my lifespan for 10,000 yen a year - 9/10
9) genkaku picasso - 10/10
8) prophecy - 9/10
7) to my dearest self with malice aforethought - 9/10
6) summer time rendering - 8/10
5) happy! - 10/10
4) sengoku youko - 10/10
3) ping pong - 10/10
2) ichigeki - 10/10
1) the fable - 10/10
Ichigeki review! And you almost will certainly ask, what, my dear, is an Ichigeki? Yes, I will explain:
Iām still on my little Machida Keita/Akaso Eiji rabbithole kick, simply because I cannot shake Cherry Magic from my existence, and Iāve been pretty vocal about how disappointed Iāve been in some of Machidaās more normie/cishet roles, simply because I donāt think the scripts leverage his range. (This does not quite apply to Akaso, as I think....shhhh... that Akaso is the stronger actor, and heās had a lot better roles thrown at him more recently, including Maiagare, Ishiko to Haneo, and Hiru.)Ā Three Star Bar in Nishi Ogikubo was actually better than Machidaās other, more recent cishet roles, as Super Rich and Teppachi really fell flat.Ā
However, I ABSOLUTELY loved his work in 2018ā²s Life as a Girl, which was prior to Cherry Magic, and I think that show was a nice preemptor to showcasing the chops that he threw down, along with Akaso, in CM.Ā
So my review of Life as a Girl touched upon how I learned about the show -- through Tumblr, obviously, as aĀ ābased on your likesā recommendation post that called Machidaās character in the show aĀ āhimbo,ā and of course, thatās going to pique my interest. Really quickly, because Iāve already written about this, but Machidaās character in Life as a Girl was as a bumbling classmate to the main character, played by Shison Jun, who is in the process of transitioning to female.
Machida nailed himbo veryĀ well. Slightly physical comedy, demonstrating a range of emotions that went into and out of the bumbling, supposedly masculine role that he inhabited. He wove in and out of this structure of being the masculine man next to his classmate that was formerly a man -- he nailed that balance as a means of offering tremendous compassion and companionship to his close friend. I loved it.
So anyway, why am I bringing this all up? Itās because he was GREAT in Ichigeki.Ā
Ichigeki (one strike/one kill) is a manga about a peasant-turned-samurai in the last year of the Edo period, 1867, who joins a group of villagers assigned to disrupt another group of samurais who are involved in warring factions with the Shogunate. NHK dramatized this manga earlier this month as an hour-and-a-half Japanese New Yearās special.
I usually just donāt do period dramas -- in part because I feel really guilty that Iām not deeply familiar with Japan or Koreaās history (although my VERY, VERY FIRST K-drama EVER was Dae Jo-young, which an ex-boyfriend got me into, l.o.l.). And as well, the previews for this New Yearās special didnāt quite give an indication into how the material would be treated -- was it going to be heavy-handed serious, an ode to past history with a sad ending, kind of dull and boring and condescendingly educational?
No -- it was SO GOOD! Iām not sure if the manga was written this way, but this special had a LOT of comedy in it. I truly did not know what to expect -- the show is led by an EXCELLENT Sometani Shota as a stout villager, dealing with his moral and ethical inhibitions regarding fighting for wealthy lords who donāt give a shit about his life or of those of his team. And Machida plays a character named Ichi (not related to the title of the show), an overconfident villager who finally finds a path out of his impoverished life by way of hopefully becoming a samurai -- all at a time where the samurai are literally about to become extinct.
The show is structured as being told by a Japanese storyteller, and again, I really donāt know that much about the tradition behind this kind of storytelling, and I wish I did -- but if there are poop jokes, badass women fighters, lots of sake, and many shirtless dudes, well, then, Iām all in, fam. It was a VERY digestible and fun watch, and I highly recommend finding and watching it. Machida was in classic himbo mode, lots of comedy and brashness, and he nailed his role hilariously. The entire cast was great. (Including this guy, Kudo Asuka, who was also in Teppachi with Machida -- and heās a motherfucking FARMER! A farmer-actor! We need more farmer-actors.)
If youāre still in a holiday mood, go watch Ichigeki, it was really good and a nice interruption to the usual-usual. I hope Machidaās next dorama, which will be Fixer on WOWOW in the spring, allows him to expand out of himbo and give him the kind of dramatic step that Akaso has now had in a few shows himself. We shall see -- fingers crossed. Love the Cherry Magic dudes so much.

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Ichigeki
A manga about a group of country peasants who are recruited and trained to become an assassination squad against the Satsuma during Bakumatsu era Japan. Wow. I donāt think Iāve ever read anything by Jiro Matsumoto thatās this grounded in reality. It doesnāt come close to the strange psychological nature of his other works like Freesia or Joshi Kohei. I assume this is because the writing is handled by Yoshio Nagai. Matsumotoās brutal violence fits extremely well with the historical setting of feudal Japan. It honestly might be the easiest of his series to recommend for newcomers. ~dakazu