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Love some of your suggestions for live action! Especially 1, 3, and 8. They would have to cast a very cute and talented kid to play Yuzu-chan, though!
10 might be interesting, but they would have to use a young cast. I wouldn't have the patience to watch 20 and 30-somethings play out that high school drama. The stuff with Soichiro's history and family might be too intense and depressing for live-action, though. And it could be hard to depict a lot of their internal struggles. Still, it would be interesting to see them pull off a live action.
Hmm, I can't think of other manga (not mentioned or already serialized) which I've read that would make a good drama series and offer something new, outside of the typical frictionous couples who eventually fall in love.
I think the series Land of the Blindfolded by Tsukuba Sakura would be an interesting concept to base a series on. I loved the characters of Arou, Kanade, and Namiki - three fairly normal high school students, two who have the power to see into the future, one who can see into people's past. But the manga itself was too short and would need more actiony situations to make a decent series. The triangle of Arou, Kanade, and Namiki was cute and funny, though. And the boys had good angsty pasts. I like the psychic aspect, which would be something interesting to play with in a drama.
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Date: 2007-04-13 05:25 pm (UTC)Love some of your suggestions for live action! Especially 1, 3, and 8. They would have to cast a very cute and talented kid to play Yuzu-chan, though!
10 might be interesting, but they would have to use a young cast. I wouldn't have the patience to watch 20 and 30-somethings play out that high school drama. The stuff with Soichiro's history and family might be too intense and depressing for live-action, though. And it could be hard to depict a lot of their internal struggles. Still, it would be interesting to see them pull off a live action.
Hmm, I can't think of other manga (not mentioned or already serialized) which I've read that would make a good drama series and offer something new, outside of the typical frictionous couples who eventually fall in love.
I think the series Land of the Blindfolded by Tsukuba Sakura would be an interesting concept to base a series on. I loved the characters of Arou, Kanade, and Namiki - three fairly normal high school students, two who have the power to see into the future, one who can see into people's past. But the manga itself was too short and would need more actiony situations to make a decent series. The triangle of Arou, Kanade, and Namiki was cute and funny, though. And the boys had good angsty pasts. I like the psychic aspect, which would be something interesting to play with in a drama.