Kyou wa Ohagi desu~

[juzuuuuuuuuuu]

3am here... but still...

Happy new year!! 🎉🎉

- from New Zealand

[2-5stage]

TOUKEN RANBU “KYODEN MOYURU HONNOUJI”

GUNGI - DONUTS

[bluecatkate]

“Ensemble Stars! Extra Stage ~ Memory Of Marionette ~” VALKYRIE Ino Hiroki & Yamazaki Taiki ~ Kagehira Mika & Itsuki Shu

[leenaevilin]

[Announcement] DMM 20周年記念 開催中 (dmm 20shuunen kinen kaisaichuu)

to celebrate their 20th anniversary dmm decided to suprise 2.5次元 lovers with a ‘half-price’ campaign from December 21st, 2018 to January 15th, 2019 (~3pm)!!!

some of the streams cost less than ￥500 at the moment so I guess NOW IS YOUR CHANCE!!!

if you need help with dmm, take a look at riku’s guide here on tumblr ♡

[juzuuuuuuuuuu]

I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR AGESSS XD

[leenaevilin]

[Pics] 王室教師ハイネ-THE MUSICAL II- (oushitsu kyoushi haine -the musical II-)

main visual ↑↑↑ & cast visuals update under the cut^^

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[leenaevilin]

[Update] ミュージカル『薄桜鬼 志譚』 風間千景篇 (musical hakuouki shitan kazama chikage hen)

the show will be running from April 5th, 2019 to April 11th, 2019 (Tokyo) @ 日本青年館ホール (Nippon Seinenkan Hall) & May 18th, 2019 and May 21st, 2019 (Kyoto) @ 京都劇場 (Kyoto Gekijou)

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[haruisspring96]

[DL] GYAO 27/12 映画刀剣乱舞 特別映像 - Movie Touken Ranbu Special Movie

I’m sharing this with special movie with you guys! PLEASE DON’T REUPLOAD AND SUCH especially on STREAMING SITES

Its from Gyao stream 27/12/2018. The special movie is 25 minutes long.

The link is somewhere in the post, if you want the description dm me and ask the decryption nicely 💕

[leenaevilin]

[Announcement] STAGE FES 2018

you will be able to watch it @ niconama on December 31st, 2018 (10pm) (remember that you need to use a VPN to watch/get access to the show^^)

it’s FREE (full show for premium account members only)

[leenaevilin]

[Announcement] 喜劇 おそ松さん (kigeki osomatsusan)

you will be able to watch it @ niconama on January 1st, 2019 (7pm) (remember that you need to use a VPN to watch/get access to the show^^)

it’s FREE (full show for premium account members only)

@mandilo I think that’s a great way to start 2019^^

[chibimyumi]

Dorkiness vs Awesomeness

☆The Two Extremes of Dorkiness vs Awesomeness in Furukawa Yuta☆

★. Awesome: In order to understand the demonic aspect of Sebastian, Furukawa watches animal documentaries to gain insight on looking at ‘other species’. In particular, he watches hippo documentaries.

VERSUS!

☽ . Dork: Once Furukawa tried to make steak for dinner. However, he does not have a stove at home, so what he did was boiling hot water in his water cooker and soak the raw meat in there until it wasn’t cold any more… and ate it. Surprisingly - to his surprise - the steak tasted terrible. Another time Furukawa tried to make a broccoli stew. Neither having stove or proper knives, he just washed the broccoli, put the whole thing in his rice cooker and ate it with butter. To my surprise, he loved it. Later his mother found out and yelled at him for having no common sense.

★ . Awesome: For Furukawa, because Sebastian’s human body is generated, it needs to be moved with more consciousness. All movements should therefore look more precise and controlled. As a former ballet-dancer, Furukawa applies ballet to all of Sebas’ movements… even when slapping a mosquito off his face ⁽ˢᵒᵘʳᶜᵉ ‘ᴬᶜᵃᵈᵉᵐᶦᵃ ᴷⁿᶦᵍʰᵗ ᴳ’ ³⁰/⁰⁸/¹⁶⁾ .  Please click here for more of Yunbastian’s demon quirks.

VERSUS !

☽ . Dork: Despite being a talented ballet dancer, Furukawa’s legs are actually too long to be controlled easily. During rehearsal for the scene where Sebastian unceremoniously sits down on Ciel’s chair in the cinematic record, he missed the chair and ended up on the floor behind it. Additionally, during the musical ‘Mozart!’ at the Imperial Theatre, he fell off the stairs as many as FIVE times. His legs tangled. Click here for more leeeegs facts.

★. Awesome: Furukawa learns all lines of his scripts by heart within one mere week, every time, without fail. (Please note that the vocabulary of Sebastian’s language in Japanese is extremely difficult.)

VERSUS!

☽ . Dork: His English is hopeless. On his visit to America, he wrote in his blog that he had no idea why, but every time he tried to order food he would either get something completely different than what he had ordered, or get what he asked for, TWICE.

He has no idea why, but I do: When trying to order food, he would say in broken English “I want to… [insert food]”. To untrained ears, that does indeed sound suspiciously like “I want 2 [insert food]”.

Additionally, once he ordered a salad in America, but it took the waiter forever to serve it. Furukawa waited patiently at first, but he was running out of time fast. He tried to communicate this to the waiter but panicked, and ended up accidentally shouting “SALAD TIME!!”

★. Awesome: Furukawa is not above passive-aggressive burning. Out of respect for Toboso-sensei’s canon, he refuses to watch the anime, adding to his explanation that “the animated series is not faithful to the creator’s canon, let alone the second season.”

VERSUS!

☽ . Dork: Once when asked about evil conduct in humans, Furukawa used himself as an example, sharing how he would sometimes wake up in the middle of the night and eat his entire fridge empty. Oh, what horror, police, arrest this man!

★. Awesome: Furukawa can master non-human insights, outrun small bikes,  perform complicated acrobatic moves or even learn how to juggle with lightning speed.

VERSUS!

☽ . Dork: He is completely hopeless with technology. He barely knows how to use the apps on his smart phone, and sometimes even gets stuck at switching off a simple concert penlight. Perhaps he truly is a demon from the 19th century…

[wamuura]

so i’ve been watching TONS of touken ranbu and i was wondering exactly how tall all of the characters are so i made a comprehensive chart of their heights instead of studying for midterms

the only height that i’m missing is chiyoganemaru, but since he is categorized as a tachi and based on his build, i think that he’s around the same height as mikazuki munechika

a list of their heights (from shortest to tallest)

sayo samonji: 118 cm (3′ 10.5″)

hotarumaru: 120 cm (3′ 11.25″)

imanotsurugi: 123 cm (4′ 0.5″)

akita toushirou: 125 cm (4′ 1.25″)

houchou toushirou: 128 cm (4′ 2.5″)

maeda toushirou: 130 cm (4′ 3.2″)

kenshin kagemitsu: 131 cm (4′ 3.5″)

aizen kunitoshi: 131 cm (4′ 3.5″)

mouri toushirou: 132 cm (4′ 4″)

hirano toushirou: 132 cm (4′ 4″)

gokotai: 135 cm (4′ 5″)

hakata toushirou: 137 cm (4′ 6″)

hyuuga masamune: 144 cm (4′ 8.7″)

midare toushirou: 145 cm (4′ 9″)

gotou toushirou: 151 cm (4′ 11.5″)

taikogane sadamune: 152 cm (4′ 11.8″)

shinano toushirou: 153 cm (5′ 0.2″)

yagen toushirou: 153 cm (5′ 0.2″)

fudou yukimitsu: 154 cm (5′ 0.6″)

atsushi toushirou: 154 cm (5′ 0.6″)

kogarasumaru: 155 cm (5′ 1″)

monoyoshi sadamune: 157 cm (5′ 1.8″)

urashima kotetsu: 157 cm (5′ 1.8″)

namazuo toushirou: 158 cm (5′ 2.2″)

honebami toushirou: 159 cm (5′ 2.6″)

horikawa kunihiro: 160 cm (5′ 3″)

kotegiri gou: 161 cm (5′ 3.4″)

nakigitsune: 164 cm (5′ 4.6″)

yamatonokami yasusada: 165 cm (5′ 4.9″)

kashuu kiyomitsu: 165 cm (5′ 4.9″)

shishiou: 166 cm (5′ 5.4″)

nikkari aoi: 167 cm (5′ 5.7″)

doudanuki masakuni: 169 cm (5′ 6.5″)

yamanbagiri kunihiro: 172 cm (5′ 7.7″)

mutsunokami yoshiyuki: 174 cm (5′ 8.5″)

nansen ichimonji: 174 cm (5′ 8.5″)

ookurikara: 175 cm (5′ 8.9″)

kasen kanesada: 175 cm (5′ 8.9″)

hachisuka kotetsu: 176 cm (5′ 9.3″)

uguisumaru: 176 cm (5′ 9.3″)

tsurumaru kuninaga: 177 cm (5′ 9.7″)

kikkou sadamune: 177 cm (5′ 9.7″)

ichigo hitofuri: 177 cm (5′ 9.7″)

akashi kuniyuki: 178 cm (5′ 10″)

heshikiri hasebe: 178 cm (5′ 10″)

kousetsu samonji: 178 cm (5′ 10″)

sohayanotsurugi: 178 cm (5′ 10″)

higekiri: 178 cm (5′ 10″)

hizamaru: 179 cm (5′ 10.5″)

souza samonji: 179 cm (5′ 10.5″)

mikazuki munechika: 180 cm (5′ 10.9″)

juzumaru tsunetsugu: 181 cm (5′ 11.3″)

sengo muramasa: 182 cm (5′ 11.7″)

daihannya nagamitsu: 184 cm (6′ 0.5″)

izuminokami kanesada: 186 cm (6′ 1.2″)

shokudaikiri mitsutada: 186 cm (6′ 1.2″)

koryuu kagemitsu: 187 cm (6′ 1.6″)

nagasone kotetsu: 187 cm (6′ 1.6″)

yamabushi kunihiro: 188 cm (6′ 2″)

azuki nagamitsu: 188 cm (6′ 2″)

kogitsunemaru: 188 cm (6′ 2″)

ookanehira: 189 cm (6′ 2.4″)

ishikirimaru: 189 cm (6′ 2.4″)

oodenta mitsuyo: 190 cm (6′ 2.8″)

jiroutachi: 190 cm (6′ 2.8″)

otegine: 192 cm (6′ 3.6″)

tomoegata naginata: 193 cm (6′ 4″)

shizukagata naginata: 195 cm (6′ 4.8″)

nihongou: 195 cm (6′ 4.8″)

taroutachi: 196 cm (6′ 5.2″)

tonbokiri: 198 cm (6′ 6″)

iwatooshi: 203 cm (6′ 8″)

for more group comparisons, click below

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[leenaevilin]

[Personal] Annoyed

Dear tumblr,

my blog posts are about Japanese Stageplays, Japanese Actors and Japanese Dramas/Movies! I don’t post any ‘Adult content’… so could you please stop flagging random posts with posters of upcoming stages or pictures of actors in their costumes!!!

Yours sincerely,

Leena

[deprofundisad]

Mime Marceau Mikazuki

…giving backstage a little performance of his own, for the delight of his co-stars. Fudo is so impressed he uses his dagger as a pen light (cf. here), Hasebe is laughing his ears off and Yamanbagiri is wondering what is going on.

And, somehow, Yato (from Noragami) invites himself at the end of the show. XD

(From Hiden’s backstage)

[sandreeen]

Tousute Extra: The Hasebe Ohagi Incident (May 4, 2016)

During Wada’s (Hasebe) first time eating ohagi in the war council scene, he ended up choking when he tried telling everyone how the it tasted. Chunks of ohagi flew out of his mouth in the process. ^^; This was all just an accident, but unfortunately for him, the incident became such a hit with the fans that he ended up eating ohagi again during their final performances at Tokyo and Osaka. Poor guy. ^^;

[sandreeen]

[Tousute Revival] War Council + Mitsutada’s Snacks Part 1 (Also, never forget: TheHasebeOhagiIncident)

[ipanji]

Hataraku Saibou the stage

Cast Visuals

Date: 11/16 - 11/25

Cast: Wada Masanari as White Blood Cell Nanaki Kanon as Red Blood Cell Kimisawa Yuki as Killer T Cell Yamada James Takeshi as Generic Cell Totani Kimito as Helper T Cell Marimura Kaoru as Natural Killer Cell Ota Masaki as Naive T Cell Hirata Yuka as Macrophage Kai Chihiro as Regulatory T Cell Kawasumi Bishin as Dendritic Cell Masaki Kaoru as B Cell Mitsuda Yumi, Morita Megumi, Kiuchi Ayane as Platelets Masuda Yuki as Streptococcus Pyogenes Takagi Shun as Influenza Virus Tomita Sho as Staphylococcus Aureus Baba Ryouma as Pneumonia Coccus