Jul 25 2006
Sapuri - 03
NOO WRRYYYY!!! 
The theme of the next commercial they have to make is “the promise we made 10 years ago” and it’s advertising for some kind of apartment complex. (But unlike a typical japanese 1 room dump it’s a very luxurious one that probably only 5% of Japan can afford anyway :lol:). The director is havin a hard time coming up with ideas, since his family situation is on the opposite end of this theme.
Fuji is having all these thoughts from Eita’s hug the other day. She isn’t sure if she likes him or what. In the meantime, Ishida (kame) is trying to put the movies on Fuji! When they all go out drinking, Eita suggests they all go to the site to see the building from a far to maybe get some ideas. He tries to ask other people to go, but they’re all to busy being drunk and Ishida doesn’t want the 2 of them alone ..so he volunteers to go with them to “observe and train himself as a creator”. When they finally get to the building, Eita says he has to go and leaves Fuji & Ishida together. Ishida tells Fuji that she should enjoy the summer because she claims she hasn’t worn a yukata or gone to a festival in years.
On the way home Ishida spots Eita & that married chick and then laters tries to tell Fuji to give up on him because he’s not worth it. Fuji just tells him that its none of his business. The next time they have a meeting, and the director says that the whole family thing is just the opposite and that it’s not always like that. Ishida bursts out saying “oh yea you’d think that” and later is scolded by Fuji for being rude. Ishida just tells her that he lives with the guy and she doesn’t know anything. She tells him that he’s just a part time jobber and should just keep his nose in his own work. The director is starting to feel guilty about all of this and starts to get along better with his daughter by teaching her piano. She keeps saying “I hate you” and he uses that as part of his presentation the next day, landing a success for the company.
Later, Ishida gives Fuji a call and tells her to come to that tower thing where they saw the apartments. She comes & sees Eita there and runs to the back when she gets a phone call from Ishida. He tells her that she should enjoy her summer and have fun with it while she still can. She then goes over to Eita, and they watch fireworks from afar and then Eita takes her hand…NO! WRYYY NO SHE MUST END UP WITH ISHIDA! WRYYYY someone please tell me she will see the wrongst of her ways and change her mind!
Upcoming Attractions: Eita still can’t get over the married chick, Kame starts to get it on with the OL chick and the director wants to marry that other OL chick. Wow, exciting!
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I was kinda miffed about how things are going, but I’m sure things will transpire so that we see Kame + Itoh in the end. I think it’ll be like Densha Otoko where they leave it until the very end. Kame’s character seems really similar to the Shuji character he played in Nobuta wo Produce.
Yea it does but I like that character XD (Although I was pissed @ the Nobuta ending lmao)
Yeah, the NwP ending is a complete cop-out - let’s make Shuji and Akira a yaoi couple and have them play together at the beack! A better ending would have been if Shuji just transferred alone, leaving Nobuta and Akira at the old school together.
I kind of understand the meaning of the ending - Nobuta doesn’t need them anymore. She could stand on her own. On the other hand, Shuji isn’t as self sufficient. He really needs a friend, Akira.
In my alternate ending, Shuji would be alone at the new school either a) just giving up on becoming popular and becoming “normal” or b) becoming popular again and spotting out new “projects” to work on. At the same time, Akira and Nobuta would be the most popular kids at their old school, thus showing that Shuji was successful at not just one “project,” but two (Akira and Nobuta).
I like your alternative ending, too bad the drama director didn’t feel that way XD;
But at least it made all those yaoi fangirls happy
Yeah, too bad it just turned into a ploy to sell Shuji & Akira singles! They even made referrence to the song at the ending! Blatant marketing at its best (worse).