Nobunaga Concerto

Mini-série télévisée
2014–
54min

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Kô Shibasaki, Shun Oguri, Takayuki Yamada, and Osamu Mukai in Nobunaga Concerto (2014)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter time-travelling to Japan's Sengoku Era and taking the identity of Oda Nobunaga, Saboru must fulfill Oda's destiny in unifying Japan. How will Saboru, a teenager from current-day Japan,... Tout lireAfter time-travelling to Japan's Sengoku Era and taking the identity of Oda Nobunaga, Saboru must fulfill Oda's destiny in unifying Japan. How will Saboru, a teenager from current-day Japan, fare in his duty?After time-travelling to Japan's Sengoku Era and taking the identity of Oda Nobunaga, Saboru must fulfill Oda's destiny in unifying Japan. How will Saboru, a teenager from current-day Japan, fare in his duty?

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Épisodes11

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HautLes mieux notés Saison 2014

Rôles principaux57

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Shun Oguri

Nobunaga oda

Kô Shibasaki

Kicho

Osamu Mukai

Tsuneoki Ikeda

Takayuki Yamada

Hideyoshi

Taisuke Fujigaya

Inuchiyo…

Kaho

Yuki

Taichi Saotome

Danzo

Gaku Hamada

Ieyasu Tokugawa

Masahiro Takashima

Katsuie Shibata

Yûya Yagira

Nobuyuki Oda

Yoshiyuki Morishita

Yoshinari Mori

Masanobu Sakata

Nagahide Niwa

Shinnosuke Abe

Narimasa Sassa

Yû Sawabe

Denden

Sawahiko

Motokatsu Suzuki

Kashin

Naohito Fujiki

Hanbe Takenaka

Kiko Mizuhara

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9/10

Far better than the anime-adaptation.

I find it surprising how this isn't more popular. This dramatization of the ongoing Nobunaga Concerto manga is amazing. The anime falls flat, with the only interesting character being the lead, and way more comedy. The anime adaptation is certainly more fast-paced with unique animation, great voice acting and music, and hilarious comedy and a great protagonist. However the dramatization- which I saw first- increases the runtime of the episodes, with a bunch of rewrites that seemed like they'd be present in the manga (Can't fully confirm if they are or not, as I've only seen the anime adaptation, and not read the manga) but that were actually drama-original. The characters are more three-dimensional, act as they probably would in real life, and it has a lot of emotional moments. What might bring the series down is that the music is very repetitive, it feels like it plays only one song throughout the entire series- though it IS a good song.

I recommend this to people who both have and haven't read the manga or watched the anime.