What are the clips of the Japanese drama Yaksha that impress you?

One of the episodes that I remember more deeply is one night when I entered quietly and curiously due to a strange sound in the data room of the research institute, only to see that one of the intruders had a face exactly like my own; And this man with the same appearance and voice as Jing is named Rin Amamiya, and has the same surname as the mysterious man who attacked Jing eight years ago. At that time, I felt my hairs when I saw this.

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There are some clips in the Japanese drama Yaksha that I find particularly impressive, two high-tech productions, a pair of identical twins, they use high intelligence, and can accomplish things that many people can't imagine, what impresses me is that once the relationship between the two of them is taken away, the other person will become fierce and vicious.

There are two protagonists in this drama, they are both geniuses and monsters, they are a pair of identical twins created through high technology, they have a high level of intelligence and computing ability that is several times higher than ordinary people, which makes people feel particularly incredible, and it is a fragment that impresses me.

In the Japanese drama "Yaksha", the most impressive part of the scene is, of course, that I felt a little scary at the beginning, the painting style is complicated, and the whole work gives people a very deep and depressed feeling, and I am very impressed by the look of the male protagonist in the ending, and I think Jean is the best performance in the whole play.

The Japanese drama Yaksha is really very good-looking, and it also left me with a very impressive storyline, for example, when Amamiya Rin was a child, he suffered from his grandfather again and again, and he kept shouting the word Yaksha in his mouth, and he gave himself courage through these two words, but he was able to become very strong in this way at a young age, which was really impressive.

There is such a scene in the Japanese drama Yaksha that makes me feel very deep, that is, the two brothers have a different fate after some experiments, in fact, this clip makes me feel particularly sad, because the two brothers have since parted ways, treat each other, and no longer have the same friendship as before.

The Japanese drama Yaksha is one of the few Japanese dramas I've watched, and this Japanese drama is also adapted from some anime, and there is a clip in it that makes me feel very impressed, and when I see Jing say "Rin, I love you" to Rin, it makes people feel teary, so I think this clip makes me feel impressed by the clip is really very moving.

The most impressive fragment of the Japanese drama "Yaksha", he lacks a warm childhood, has no love from his relatives, and the reason why he wants to do so many cruel things, to be honest, is like a child trying to attract the attention of his parents, or like a little boy playing pranks on the girl he likes, this clip deeply touched me. I was very impressed.

One day, I was still in the research institute and was attracted by a certain sound. It was a code horn played by a canine flute. From this familiar voice, Jing found her former best friend Shigeruchi.

So Jing decided to move to the home of her brother and sister in Maoshi. But Jing's cold and world-weary attitude caused him to clash with the other researchers. This clip has always impressed me.

There is such a deep fragment in the Japanese drama Yaksha, the two are twins made by high technology, with extraordinary abilities and intelligence, but due to the different environments in which they grew up, the two have different personalities and fates, which makes me feel very sorry that the two brothers parted ways like this.

The film depicts how a man who got rid of his career as a hooligan became a fisherman and started his life again, and realistically portrayed the complex psychology of a middle-aged man who was a hooligan at first and then a fisherman. In the second half of the film, there are many terrible scenes of the male protagonist recalling the ** fighting of his past hooligan career, which is in stark contrast to the tranquil and calm style of the first half. (Review of Films).

Ken Takakura's portrayal of a bloody man with a deep appearance and a fiery heart is breathtaking. (Time Network Review).