Go: Hime-tachi no Sengoku - 2011 NHK Taiga

do all taiga dramas have funny moments like gou? i feel like it's an extension of nodame...not that it's a bad thing :mrgreen:

i have a few questions though:
- is mitsunari evil? why is he so against rikyuu?
- why did rikyuu's perception of hideyoshi change so suddenly?
- why is tokugawa ieyasu taking hideyoshi's rubbish treatment of him silently? like when he took away his provinces after the hojo victory

love ueno juri! :muack:

omg i just watched ep 24 so i understand why rikyuu's perception of hideyoshi changed but it's just so sad how their relationship deteriorated to such a level :puppydog: and rikyuu's expression when hideyoshi told him what he had to do was just so heartbreaking :shamefulcry:

Episode 33 raw is out: http://d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_98809.htm

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Episode 27 with English hardsubs is now available: http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_98907.htm :victory:

Episode 34 raw is out: http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_98947.htm :victory:

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Episode 28 with English hardsubs is now available:http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_99150.htm

regaarding Mitsunari... I personally thought he was evil but felt it was because of his super jealous nature. He was an important person in his own right so it was not because of position really. He was just full of his own sense of importance as advisor to Hideyoshi. He also had a great feeling for Chacha from the first time he saw her. I also think that was the only thing that kept him from trying to push Gou away...she was Chacha's sister.

I always found it fascinating that Ieyasu went to Edo before Edo became important. It must have been a very small town and he built it up and it finally became the most importance place . He was very good at looking into the future and making long distance plans for the good of the Tokugawa clan. A bit like Nobunaga in that respect. Edo was far enough away from Kyoto so that he could do a lot in his new area without being over seen even by Mitsunari...

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Episode 35 raw is out: http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_99229.htm :victory:

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Episode 29 with hardsubs is out: http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_99385.htm :victory:

kamiyakaoru85 wrote:do all taiga dramas have funny moments like gou?

Yup, every taiga drama. The most hillarious taiga dramas I've watched so far were AOI-Tokugawa Sandai (written by James Miki) and Shinsengumi (written by Mitani Koki). And they had brilliant comedic scenes! GOU's funny scenes are only on the mediocre level^^ Usually female taiga writers doesn't include comedy much (or maybe they just don't have the ability for that).

yanie_chan wrote:Yup, every taiga drama. The most hillarious taiga dramas I've watched so far were AOI-Tokugawa Sandai (written by James Miki) and Shinsengumi (written by Mitani Koki). And they had brilliant comedic scenes! GOU's funny scenes are only on the mediocre level^^ Usually female taiga writers doesn't include comedy much (or maybe they just don't have the ability for that).

Mediocre?

The scene where Go cat-scratches Hideyoshi's face is gold! :applaud: :rofl: