Nidžusseiki šónen saišúšó: Bokura no hata
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Drei Jahre nachdem Freind mit seiner “Friendship Democratic Party” an die Regierung gekommen ist, wird Tokio von einem Virus heimgesucht, was die Regierung dazu veranlasst, die komplette Stadt unter Quarantäne zu stellen. Wenig später verkündet er, daß die Menschheit am 12. August um 12:00 Uhr von Außerirdischen zerstört werden wird, lediglich Menschen, die wirklich an ihn glauben, werden überleben. (Verleiher-Text)
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And here we are, in the last chapter. The hero comes back on the scene (and with stule, if you ask me), confirming what I've suspected since the first episode – who Tomodachi is. We've jumped to the year 2017, killed about a third of the world's population, but we're still doing great! Sure, it started picking up speed again, and the running time pretty much killed it again, but who cares! There's a robot! A virus! Heroes! Obi-wan Kenobi! Twins played by Sano Shirō! A light serving of plot holes! A mother! The fat guy survived (which would never happen in the U.S.)! An Enka singer! Comedy! Action! Even drawn-out scenes! And an ending that wasn't as sappy as it could have been! And watch until the very end, because the movie keeps going during the credits! And I'm writing an awful lot of exclamation points! I'm glad to see so many quality actors together, because that's what made the film series successful and watchable. But I probably wouldn't recommend watching the whole film series in one sitting, you can get really fed up with it. I sure felt that way (I would never have watched the other two right after the first one myself, but I was pushed into it by my dear other half, who I hardly ever watch movies for, but this one I just had to, and right away, and in one go, come on come on).
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