Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 664: The heartwarming film "Bunny Drop," depicting the cohabitation of an older man and a young girl.
With Oni no Takeshi's command, Oni no Eiga started operating for him once again.

Given the current scale of Oni-no-Film, the preliminary preparations were completed in almost the shortest possible time.

The script for the new film has also been printed and distributed to relevant personnel.

Everyone was curious about Takeshi Oni's new movie, so they immediately looked at the script in their hands.

The cover had a rather strange name on it—

Rabbit Drop

Is this a movie about animals or candy?

A question flashed through their minds.

He then began to read it carefully.

It wasn't until they read the entire script that everyone realized this wasn't a movie about animals, but rather a story about a 27-year-old man and a 6-year-old girl.

It's also a heartwarming and healing movie!
The story revolves around 27-year-old Daikichi Kawachi, a single office worker who struggles to handle women and children. At his grandfather's funeral, he encounters his 6-year-old illegitimate daughter, Rin Kaga.

Xiao Lin was seen as a burden and a disgrace by her relatives, which infuriated Daikichi, who said to Lin, "Why don't you come to my house?"

Despite his parents' and sister's objections, Daikichi took Rin home after she clung tightly to the hem of his suit jacket.

And so began the cohabitation of the 6-year-old aunt and the 27-year-old nephew.

At first, Daji, who was not good at taking care of children, was flustered and made many mistakes, but gradually their lives began to get back on track, and their lives also changed.

As their feelings deepened, Daikichi and Rin gradually became each other's emotional support.

This is a very heartwarming story.

Just by looking at the words on the script, everyone couldn't help but picture a kind young man and a cute little girl, imagining their life of relying on and supporting each other.

Many people found themselves smiling like doting aunts, instantly feeling a sense of healing.

The story is not complicated, nor does it have many ups and downs, but it is full of heartwarming and healing moments.

Without a doubt, this is an excellent script!
As expected of Director Onino (the boss)!
With everyone's approval, Ono Takeshi smiled.

"Bunny Drop" is a light comedy film that was shown in Japan in its previous life. It is based on the popular manga of the same name.

There is no original manga in this world, so Takeshi Ono's script is an original work.

Whether in the comics or the movie, it's a heartwarming story.

The heartwarming bond between Daikichi and Rin, transcending blood ties, showcases the healing power amidst the mundane details of life, drawing the reader into this simple yet beautiful relationship without them even realizing it.

Through everyday details such as taking the tram to school, clumsily combing hair, and starry rooftops, the story showcases a tacit understanding that transcends blood ties.

The two achieved mutual redemption in their shared life: Rin's innocent smile healed Daikichi's loneliness and emptiness, while Daikichi's sense of responsibility gave Rin a renewed sense of security.

When Takeshi Onino heard from Ai Haibara about Maria Higashio's parents' divorce and her impending abandonment, he suddenly thought of this movie.

Although Higashio Maria and Shikaga Rin's situations are different, they also have many similarities.

The only difference is that she may not be able to meet a "relative" as kind as "Daji".

Another reason for choosing "Bunny Drop" is that Takeshi Ono himself also needed a heartwarming movie.

The previous film, "John Rabe," was far too heavy and had maximum depressing power. Both Takeshi Ono and the audience were in dire need of healing.

"Bunny Drop" is undoubtedly a good choice.

The last reason is that the lead actor for this movie was already readily available...

……

"What? You want me to act in it?" At Professor Agasa's house, Enma Ai looked at Oni Takeshi, who had extended the invitation to her, with surprise.

The latter nodded and said in a matter-of-fact tone, "This movie is perfect for you."

Almost as soon as the decision was made to film "Bunny Drop", the lead actress that popped into Takeshi Ono's mind was Enma Ai.

In terms of looks, temperament, and acting skills, she is no less than the original Ashida Mana.

More importantly, the original manga had a father-son marriage ending, and Ono Takeshi immediately thought of Enma Ai and... Akai Shuichi!

What a coincidence! Who could be more suitable than them?
After the release of "Léon: The Professional," the two were hailed by many as the "best on-screen couple."

Playing "father and daughter" this time shouldn't be a problem.

The only concern is that Enma Ai is a little older, but that's okay; it can be solved with makeup and acting skills.

By the way, this ending also caused quite a bit of controversy in my previous life.

Many people felt that it challenged traditional ethics and morality, while others thought that such an ending was more profound, consistent with the emotional development between Daikichi and Rin, and prompted the audience to reflect on the boundaries between family and romantic love.

The original film did not explicitly mention it, and although there were foreshadowings, they were not explicitly stated, thus giving an open ending.

Takeshi Ono used the original setting.

Although the "Genji Project" is a complete insult to this work, from Takeshi Ono's perspective, it is indeed a bit hard to accept such an ending.

Let the audience use their imaginations.

Another issue is that the live-action adaptation is somewhat loosely paced and lacks the emotional depth of the animated version.

Takeshi Ono also made modifications to this, adding and deleting some plot points to make it more complete and smoother.

For someone who now possesses the skills of a renowned supervisor, achieving these things is not difficult.

After reading the script, Enma Ai showed obvious interest.

Especially after hearing that Takeshi Onino was going to invite Subaru Okiya (Shuichi Akai) to play the male lead, he was even more excited.

Isn't this yet another opportunity to openly date... uh, spend time with the Great King?

Seeing Enma Ai's eyes light up, Ono Takeshi twitched his lips, a little worried that the ending of the father-son marriage might happen sooner than expected.

In the end, Enma Ai unsurprisingly agreed to star in the film.

Of course, the premise is that the male lead must be Shuichi Akai.

Ono Takeshi had no concerns about this.

The FBI is practically a branch of Oni no Eiga; how could they possibly be afraid of not being able to handle Shuichi Akai?

Not long after, Shuichi Akai, who was planning further actions against the organization with his colleagues, received an invitation to act in Oni no Eiga under the name Subaru Okiya.

Akai Shuichi:? ? ?
He refused without hesitation.

My buddy's all set to get down to business, he doesn't have time to make movies!

Ono Takeshi had anticipated this and was not disappointed.

However, he has a hundred ways to control Shuichi Akai.

Immediately afterward, Ono Takeshi gave him the script for "Bunny Drop" and the news that the female lead was Enma Ai.

Akai Shuichi:......

Oh no, what do I do if I'm smitten?!

(End of this chapter)