Trick series (1, 2, 3, SP, Movie, etc.)

HI!!!

I would like to ask what is the name of the wounded warriors song
sang in the first episode of Trick 2????
I am very curious and wanted the ring tone for it!! ( Coz Yabe eventually use it in his handphone too in the following episodes!! )

Also I have heard the tune somewhere so I assume it is an official song sang by someone..

Anyone know of this song?? thx!!

Would anyone happen to know why Ueda started calling Yamada "YOU" all of a sudden?

Thanks.

lilgirl wrote:Would anyone happen to know why Ueda started calling Yamada "YOU" all of a sudden?

Thanks.

No clue as to why. But he's been calling her "YOU" since the first episode.

ahochaude wrote:No clue as to why. But he's been calling her "YOU" since the first episode.

Maybe he's actually using the English word "you," like "hey you..." :headscratch:

bmwracer wrote:
Maybe he's actually using the English word "you," like "hey you..." :headscratch:

I thought it was like like "you again...." :headscratch:

ahochaude wrote:

No clue as to why. But he's been calling her "YOU" since the first episode.

HAHAHAHA yea I know. I had no idea why either but I just kept laughing when he says it :rofl: :rofl:

Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:I thought it was like like "you again...." :headscratch:

Could be.

Maybe its just a literal translation of "omae". That's how I kind of viewed it. It was pretty funny to me too. :P

Well yeah, it is a literal translation of ‚¨‘O. But "you" also literally translates to ‚ ‚È‚½CŒNC‚«‚³‚Ü and ‚Ä‚ß‚¦.

He does blurt out English every now and then. One part that sticks out for me is when he put the colored balls into the box and told Yamada (Yukie) that she'll pick out the red (if I remember correctly, at least) ball. While he was putting the balls in the box, he was naming the colors in English, and when it came to the last one, he blurted it out in Japanese. I think they made it as his trademark in regards to the drama. Idk. My take on it.

ahochaude wrote:Well yeah, it is a literal translation of ‚¨‘O. But "you" also literally translates to ‚ ‚È‚½CŒNC‚«‚³‚Ü and ‚Ä‚ß‚¦.

He does blurt out English every now and then. One part that sticks out for me is when he put the colored balls into the box and told Yamada (Yukie) that she'll pick out the red (if I remember correctly, at least) ball. While he was putting the balls in the box, he was naming the colors in English, and when it came to the last one, he blurted it out in Japanese. I think they made it as his trademark in regards to the drama. Idk. My take on it.

O yea I remember that part... funny... :hehe: He also talks in english when he says "why dont you do your best"... :rofl:

ahochaude wrote:He does blurt out English every now and then. One part that sticks out for me is when he put the colored balls into the box and told Yamada (Yukie) that she'll pick out the red (if I remember correctly, at least) ball. While he was putting the balls in the box, he was naming the colors in English, and when it came to the last one, he blurted it out in Japanese. I think they made it as his trademark in regards to the drama. Idk. My take on it.

Hmm, I thought he named all the colors in English, the last one being purple....

Now I'll have to check. :)

Hi!

I rewatched Trick #1 again coz I love the show so much!! ^^ Wondering if anyone knows what is the actual/real name of the place/location which they filmed in the last part of the last episode? The place (or beach or island, whatever ^^; ) where the hidden treasure was? ;)

:say_thanx:

Now that you mention it, they are similar in a way aren't they.

One guy, one girl. One person who goes around asking questions, the other tries to figure out how the murder actually occured.

Sure. I thought of the British series the first time I saw an episode of "Trick".

The idea that we have one "investigator" -- in the British show a reporter, in the Japanese show a Professor -- bringing a problem or a puzzle to someone who uses their expertise in Stage Magic to debunk a charlatan, or to reveal just how the seemingly impossibe could have been done.

Then again, it also occured to me that a very similar formula was used in Bill Bixby's show The Magician back in the early seventies.

Um, there's already a thread for Trick...

Merging.

I haven't seen it yet in its entirety, but from what I've seen from BMW (season 1) and downloading (seasons 2 and 3), it's surely going onto my ever increasing "To Watch" queue.

dochira wrote:I haven't seen it yet in its entirety, but from what I've seen from BMW (season 1) and downloading (seasons 2 and 3), it's surely going onto my ever increasing "To Watch" queue.

Have you watched any stuff that's in your queue?

Just wondering, since I sent you Seikei Bijin an eternity ago. ;) :rolleyes:

bmwracer wrote:
Have you watched any stuff that's in your queue?

Just wondering, since I sent you Seikei Bijin an eternity ago. ;) :rolleyes:

:ashamed: Sadly no. And the spindle grows by the week. I honestly don't know how some people can do the marathon watching sprees I've read. Although in all honesty, if I only watched one episode per week like it was originally broadcasted, instead of trying to find a chunk of time, I'd be done by now. :beaten: I think I found my new strategy.

dochira wrote:I honestly don't know how some people can do the marathon watching sprees I've read.

Most of those people are kids: all they've gotta worry about is school, if that.

We've got careers, responsibilities, debts :sweat: , etc... A lot tougher to parcel out time.

i have no social life. :dancing:

I've actually started to watch the episodes i missed when it was aired here way back, i've been watching 2-3 at a time, usually to finish a story before i goto sleep.