yea, i've left work alone and well... i've learnt i can't really care when I'm this sick.
But i'm out of bed now and here to update a little bit again.
went for G's belated belated birthday meet-up this week.
without any cake or present. heee!
but love the food ha!
went for this kindaichi kosuke's movie (which was featured as an exclusive showcase).
and it turned out to be EXCLUSIVE INDEED... hah!
sorry girls, i know you guys regretted.
cos... i regretted too heh!
thought about it and then i realised...
it's just the wrong use of casts!
but it triggers memories.
to the time where i literally spent my life watching Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo and nothing else (Secondary school doesn't seem that stress at my time).
i remembered i was scared stiffed the first time i saw the anime on tv.
yea.. and it was just the anime, duh! (even jigoko shoujo doesn't scare me that much)
well... that story just happened to be one of the scariest among the rest la,
if you have watched it, you will know - The seven murder mysteries of Fudo High (学园七不可思议杀人事件)
Which 7?
The legend of the evil thirteen steps, the abandoned biology lab, the boy and his severed hand, the ginko tree, goddess of wisdom, blood-stained well, and the bloody reflection.
The truth is, these rumours of the 7 haunted places were all made up to cover a heart breaking tragedy of a student who was killed and her body hid in the school.
So scary can! But it was really sad in the end.
then came the live action show,
my brother and i, as expected, watched every single episode, hah!
and the theme songs bring back memories. heee.
this is the 1st opening of the anime. the first time i heard it, i thought i'd never hear a Japanese song that good. but maybe it just suits the show? ha! i still like anyway!
One thing i like about this series is that (there is no real ghost in there), very clever murder and cover-up methods were used, and... the murderers always have very good reasons to kill. So heart-breaking that some can make you cry.
My favourite is the one which left me the deepest impression of all - The Plot of Russian Dolls (露西亚人偶杀人事件). It tells the story about a famous writer who died and left a huge amount of inheritance to a group of musicians. But before that, they have to solve the puzzle he gave. The first one who solves it, gets inherited with his assets. This particular group of musicians resembles the 5 Russian dolls in the house, holding violins of the same ratio to the dolls, from the largest of all, the Cello, to the smallest violin. Murder began as soon as the game starts and everyone, including Kindaichi and a magician (who declared himself as the magician from hell), was locked up in the mansion without any means of communication, to solve this particular puzzle. Killing begans in accordance to the height of the instruments; Biggest first. How? With the heirs literally losing their heads in closed rooms locked from the inside. Each time an heir dies, the Russian doll which resembles him or her was placed back to the shelf. Kindaichi has to catch the murderer, who was so-called the Conductor, and solve the puzzle before the Conductor gets to the remaining heirs.
The legend of the evil thirteen steps, the abandoned biology lab, the boy and his severed hand, the ginko tree, goddess of wisdom, blood-stained well, and the bloody reflection.
The truth is, these rumours of the 7 haunted places were all made up to cover a heart breaking tragedy of a student who was killed and her body hid in the school.
So scary can! But it was really sad in the end.
then came the live action show,
my brother and i, as expected, watched every single episode, hah!
and the theme songs bring back memories. heee.
this is the 1st opening of the anime. the first time i heard it, i thought i'd never hear a Japanese song that good. but maybe it just suits the show? ha! i still like anyway!
One thing i like about this series is that (there is no real ghost in there), very clever murder and cover-up methods were used, and... the murderers always have very good reasons to kill. So heart-breaking that some can make you cry.
My favourite is the one which left me the deepest impression of all - The Plot of Russian Dolls (露西亚人偶杀人事件). It tells the story about a famous writer who died and left a huge amount of inheritance to a group of musicians. But before that, they have to solve the puzzle he gave. The first one who solves it, gets inherited with his assets. This particular group of musicians resembles the 5 Russian dolls in the house, holding violins of the same ratio to the dolls, from the largest of all, the Cello, to the smallest violin. Murder began as soon as the game starts and everyone, including Kindaichi and a magician (who declared himself as the magician from hell), was locked up in the mansion without any means of communication, to solve this particular puzzle. Killing begans in accordance to the height of the instruments; Biggest first. How? With the heirs literally losing their heads in closed rooms locked from the inside. Each time an heir dies, the Russian doll which resembles him or her was placed back to the shelf. Kindaichi has to catch the murderer, who was so-called the Conductor, and solve the puzzle before the Conductor gets to the remaining heirs.
I read the manga, but managed to find the series on Tudou. Haha. It's here and if you're curious, you can watch a part of it if you like.
