Giyu wears a dark cyan-tinted version of the standard Demon Slayer uniform with buttoned white leg-wrapped kyahan and a pair of white zōri with dark blue straps, the socks underneath the same cyan color as his uniform.

His eyes are sharp and moderately large, their irises a deep sapphire that fades to a lighter blue and their pupils a bluish-black, and are framed by thin eyebrows. His bangs fall over his eyes in an uneven fringe. He has unruly black hair of uneven lengths that sticks up in tufts around his head, which he wears tied back in a low messy ponytail at the base of his neck. Everyone did such an amazing job, there were even parts that made me laugh.Giyu is a tall young man of a muscular stature and pale complexion, who is almost always seen wearing a serious and emotionless expression. But I truly think he shines the best when he plays a serious character like Genji. He does alright in romantic comedies and such. Music: Another amazing soundtrack, just like the first movie.Ĭast/Acting: I’ve seen Oguri Shun act in several movies and dramas. You’d think that with two schools battling it out against each other there would be too much going on to even notice everyone else’s skill, but the director did an amazing job showing everyone off and making sure each fight gets the attention it deserves. The best part about all the fighting is that it’s not just punching. It wasn’t just about fighting, it was about revenge, justice and defending honor. Usually sequels aren’t too good but this was amazing. Rewatch Value 10 Story: I absolutely loved the first Crows Zero and fell in love with the sequel. That's one thing that I love with Japanese films, they use the music in the right moments.Īlthough there was a tiny speck of dust that I didn’t like in the film, it still made me understand that without it the whole new story for CZ II will not start.

I love how they have incorporated the music in crucial moments. The soundtrack was perfect even for the fighting scenes.

His character as Genji-san shall never be forgotten. Oguri Shun still got to me that he now holds a real special place in my heart. It was still as good as CROWS ZERO I can get. There was still a lot comparison from the first movie and so many differences, yet it still worked. Rival gangs are always not my cup of tea when watching violent movies but CROW ZERO II worked on me. So who was the best example in the film to show how a real man should act? It was Genji's father. What got my attention during the whole movie was how the characters showed how to make a REAL man out of a MAN. Rewatch Value 10 The second installment was not as dramatic as the first, not as action packed as the first… but it definitely had substance in it.

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