Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom

It's comedic; it's dramatic... welcome to Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom. Our lesson for today is the dilemma of misunderstanding and miscommunication. We'll also delve deep into the hot waters with the toxic students of 3A, trying to find reason in Kageyama's suicide.

... For my review, 6 makes it good enough. The flashbacks are dumb. They don't exactly flesh out the characters OR the setting, but I guess I'll take it. The show's an interesting ride, and I would definitely re-watch it if I had the time.

This start off pretty straight to the point where there's a lot of cut in between scenes which left me confused af but as the story gradually flow it starts to make much more sense and that's where the excitement really is, when you start to connect each pieces together one by one. The character development is chef's kiss honestly, the way they portrayed it at the end really shows how much the situation have taught them; to be a better person. The amount of plot twist and secrets will forever amaze me, almost every minutes there's a whole point of view is shown and how it changed. Kudos to the actor, without their acting ability I'll probably alrdy stop watching the first few episodes. To someone who wanted a short series and a hella rollercoaster of emotions, I one hudred percent recommend this!

This series might be one of the most striking movies ever made about cyberbullying. Masaki Suda fascinates himself with his performance. This series reminds you once again that you have to think twice while doing something. Think, please think.

Throughout the series, I happened to feel like Mr. Hiiragi was lecturing me as well. The emotions were top tiers. While solving a case, Mr. Hiiragi taught his students about the reality of life and social media. Every episode showed different problems, different struggles and different ways to cope with it or to solve it. A great way to criticise how social media influences our daily life and how much it will affect someone's life. I think that everyone should at least watch this series once in lifetime.

This is a japanese show so a lot of people will never even contemplate watch it. I can understand that. Maybe, if it become famous, hollywood will adapt it? Probably not since it critizices social media which hollywood uses to control the masses..

Maybe netflix will buy it? Again probably not.

If you want to watch it, please bear in mind that this is a japanese show not us or European so don't go expecting the same mentality. In the essential this is a show about trying to find out who the killer was. In the end, after each episode or so, you will understand that this is much more than that. It's a show about social media critique, about young teens mentality that are destroying lives. It's about people not even thinking before typing in the internet which will stay for good. It's about fake news. It's about thinking mentality and the dark side of the world wide web. It's very refresh although a bit long.

I really enjoy it - if you want something different from "white man bad"; "orange-man bad" and other forms, please do so. This is a critique without racial, ethnic or gender bias.