3 nen A gumi -Imakara minasan wa, Hitojichi desu-

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 is a drama that twists at every point. It starts off in an unexpected way but as you unravel the story and watch more, things start to make sense.

As it is a drama, there's a lot of drama in there ofcourse. Some parts are predictable and dragged out more than needed but as it is a fast moving thriller with so many twists, it's not a drag. The cast selection is perfect. They all play their roles except for a few who kind of overreact at times more than needed.

Overall, if you're looking to binge watch a J-Drama with a very meaningful message at its heart then this is one for you. A very satisfying one.

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!

Mr. Hiiragi's Classroom is an extremely interesting drama full of twists and turns, but at it's heart it has poignant themes and a heartwarming message. The style of the story is somewhat silly at times and a tad over dramatic, but it doesn't take away too much from what is a solid story with incredible acting (for the most part) from an extremely large cast.

At the head is Mr. Hiiragi, who's character is intriguing, dynamic, and charismatic at different turns. Masaki Suda is so very good, you truly cannot take your eyes off of him. The cast playing the students do a great job, with some of them being just okay actors and others doing an equally good job as the ML. In particular was the best friend of Reina, who was such a natural talent.

The soundtrack has some really beautiful moments, and I enjoyed the shock value scenes and style of the show. There were definitely some oddly over-acted parts and out of place moments, but overall as a whole, the drama was extremely good. I loved the underlying message as well. This was such a fun binge watch I finished it in two days and I will definitely be re-watching it again soon. I highly recommend it!

3 Nen A Kumi: Ima kara Mina-san wa, Hitojichi Desu is a roller coaster. Nothing is what it seems in this drama. The only thing that was concistant is Suda Masaki's performance. I never singled him out before as an actor, but in this one he trully proved to be a great actor. It seemed like he even lost weight for this role. The rest of the cast were good as well. Now, for the story: it was fast paced and full of twists, sespence and action scenes. However, some twists were repeated towards the ending. And the story reminded me of the anime assassination classroom for the first episodes. But, overall it was quite a thrill and with powerfull performances.