Ryuu can hold Hayato back, but if he thinks there's no point, then whoa, stuff starts to happen.
I tend to think of it like this: Hayato's the class leader, but Ryu's one step higher on the ladder, so to speak. Or even on the next ladder along.
If we're getting into Jin's basic difficulty with acting anything other than 'himself', those smouldering looks at Ryuu take on a very pleasant additional meaning. :-)
You make an excellent point! But Jin's very good at the creepy staring thing, so it's not just Kame he does it to. Jin's very good at being cute, scared and confused, which is rather adorable but doesn't make me want to cast him as romantic lead - not opposite a woman, anyway.
I just find it really hard to ignore the double vowels, it's just not logical to me.
I'm just terribly inconsistent - I'll do it for some things but not others. If I knew how to get the little line to appear over the vowels, I'd do it, but I'm too lazy to find out as it's not critical.
Is Tantei Gakuen Q any good?
Actually, I found it great fun, but I started with the anime (did some of the manga too) and enjoyed the drama as well. Kamiki Ryunosuke, who plays Kyuu in the drama, is fabulous and it's a nice cast overall (Shida Mirai as a cute girl with a photographic memory, Kaname Jun as the big brother martial artist with cop connections, Wakaba Katsumi as a mouthy pink-haired punk computer geek, Suzuki Kazuma as an evil hypnotist with a great sense of fun, and even H!S!J's Yamada Ryousuke is pretty good as a supersmart ice maiden with a dark past and a simply adorable relationship with Kyuu).
It's good fun - one of my favourite mystery series. I'd definitely advise giving it a try. There's a special that was made before the drama but you don't really need to watch that first - it explains how they met, but Ryuu's personality is very different. I just find it amusing that he and Kyuu have switched who is taller when the series starts. ^_^
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Date: 2009-08-13 07:29 pm (UTC)I tend to think of it like this: Hayato's the class leader, but Ryu's one step higher on the ladder, so to speak. Or even on the next ladder along.
If we're getting into Jin's basic difficulty with acting anything other than 'himself', those smouldering looks at Ryuu take on a very pleasant additional meaning. :-)
You make an excellent point! But Jin's very good at the creepy staring thing, so it's not just Kame he does it to. Jin's very good at being cute, scared and confused, which is rather adorable but doesn't make me want to cast him as romantic lead - not opposite a woman, anyway.
I just find it really hard to ignore the double vowels, it's just not logical to me.
I'm just terribly inconsistent - I'll do it for some things but not others. If I knew how to get the little line to appear over the vowels, I'd do it, but I'm too lazy to find out as it's not critical.
Is Tantei Gakuen Q any good?
Actually, I found it great fun, but I started with the anime (did some of the manga too) and enjoyed the drama as well. Kamiki Ryunosuke, who plays Kyuu in the drama, is fabulous and it's a nice cast overall (Shida Mirai as a cute girl with a photographic memory, Kaname Jun as the big brother martial artist with cop connections, Wakaba Katsumi as a mouthy pink-haired punk computer geek, Suzuki Kazuma as an evil hypnotist with a great sense of fun, and even H!S!J's Yamada Ryousuke is pretty good as a supersmart ice maiden with a dark past and a simply adorable relationship with Kyuu).
It's good fun - one of my favourite mystery series. I'd definitely advise giving it a try. There's a special that was made before the drama but you don't really need to watch that first - it explains how they met, but Ryuu's personality is very different. I just find it amusing that he and Kyuu have switched who is taller when the series starts. ^_^