Then a transfer student, Genji Takiya (Shun Oguri), who dreams of conquering Suzuran, appears and shakes up the balance of power. Genji, who has always acted alone, builds a friendship with Ken Katagiri (Kyosuke Yabe), a small-time thug who graduated from Suzuran, and with Ken's help he takes over several factions one after another and forms a new one called GPS. The story converges on the unavoidable showdown between Genji and Serizawa. The triangle of an established powerhouse, a new challenger, and a helper moving between the two forms the backbone of the faction-rivalry genre.
It can be watched on Wavve with a subscription. If you follow the points where shifting factions and friendship between characters overlap, you can see a structure that goes beyond a simple fight story.
What to watch for
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The premise that Suzuran High, where many factions clash, still has no complete number one is the foundation of the tension.
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It is worth following how Genji, who used to act alone, builds a force called GPS with Ken's help.
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Pay attention to why the showdown between Genji and Serizawa becomes unavoidable.
A good fit for viewers who want to enjoy a delinquent-student faction war and rivalry in a 130-minute film.