A disciple of Orochimaru, the evil scientist of Naruto.

"So you mean to say that you want me to help you write the plot of Ju-Jin 2? It would be best if there is a finale?" Amemiya Kenichi looked at Fuuka Koyuki with a strange look. Originally, Amemiya Kenichi planned to leave this world and go to outer space to pursue the future and check on Naruto's situation. However, he didn't expect that Fuuka Koyuki would come over before Amemiya Kenichi went over, and even planned to learn about the follow-up plot of Ju-Jin from him. This made Amemiya Kenichi's expression a little strange. He rarely encountered such a situation. However, looking at Fuuka Koyuki in front of him, Amemiya Kenichi was silent for a moment, and finally chose to agree. After all, Amemiya Kenichi knew Fuuka Koyuki's situation. Yes, it has to be said that Kenichi Amemiya also understood the emotions of this woman, Fuka Koyuki, but because he understood this too well, Kenichi Amemiya did not plan to do anything. He just quietly agreed to Fuka Koyuki's request, and then came to help Fuka Koyuki solve the problem. When it comes to "The Grudge" 1 and the finale, Kenichi Amemiya's expression was a little weird. The movie "The Grudge" was so famous in the previous life. It was very popular because it was too scary. The nature of capital is that it likes to squeeze out all the utilization value of the IP when it can be squeezed. Therefore, the movie "The Grudge" is naturally unavoidable. So how many movies are there in "The Grudge"? According to what Kenichi Amemiya knows himself, there are Ju-Grudge videotape versions 2 and 1, and Ju-Grudge movie versions 2 and 123. In addition to those, there are spin-off works such as The Grudge: White Old Woman and The Grudge: Black Girl. These works have a good reputation. Later, in order to further exploit the series, the series "The Grudge: Final Episode" was withdrawn, and it became a laughing stock in the end. The director of "The Grudge: Takashi Shimizu" also produced three works such as the American version of "The Grudge: ", and there is also a new "The Grudge" which is even more deceptive. In addition, there are TV series versions such as "The Grudge: Cursed House", and there is a subsequent one: Sadako vs. Kayako, and there is nothing else after that. However, in Kenichi Amemiya's opinion, there are only a few outstanding series of "The Grudge".

If Kenichi Amemiya were asked to list a recommended movie, he would only recommend the videotape and movie version of The Grudge, the American version of the Grudge trilogy, and the two spin-offs, The Old White Lady and The Black Girl. There is no other series more suitable to be recommended. After all, the subsequent series can only be described as garbage. Even the so-called famous The Grudge: Cursed House is just a crappy TV series, because this TV series overturned the previous horror of Kayako, and then blamed everything about the Grudge on Toshio. When Kenichi Amemiya heard that The Grudge was going to be a TV series, he was very excited and went to watch it. After all, Kenichi Amemiya himself was very curious about what level of TV series such a TV series could be produced? After all, most people know that movies like "The Grudge" are very unique, and the filter left behind is indeed enough to make people have some expectations, so Kenichi Amemiya went to see it, and after seeing it, Kenichi Amemiya couldn't help but want to complain, and then wanted to angrily criticize the director for being a jackass. After all, in this movie, the source of the curse is Toshio, who had lived in this house before and had special abilities and had killed several people. After the Saeki family came in, Kayako herself was stimulated and wanted to have a child. When Toshio heard it, he crawled in and let Kayako give birth to him. Kayako also laughed neurotically in the face of Saeki Takeo's questioning, and then said that the child really had nothing to do with Brother Takeo, and Toshio showed his uniqueness when facing the furious Saeki Takeo, making Saeki Takeo disappear. Anyone who has seen the movie "The Grudge" knows how outrageous this setting is. After all, the movie itself has been overturned, so Kenichi Amemiya felt that this could only be a bad movie, and the final result was similar to what Kenichi Amemiya thought.

And apart from the crappy TV series "The Grudge", the performances of "New Grudge" and "The Grudge: Final Episode" were not very good either. "New Grudge" was just a haunted house with Kayako as the character, and Kayako herself just showed up. All subsequent plot developments had nothing to do with "The Grudge". It was like a stupid director from "The Grudge" planned to forcibly move "The Grudge" to "The Grudge", and in the end, it was nothing. Not only was it not scary at all, it also consumed some of the vitality of the IP of "The Grudge". "The Grudge: Final Episode" was even more of a heavyweight, after all Actually, Kenichi Amemiya was indeed going to see what the final chapter of Ju-Gong was like. But after watching it, Kenichi Amemiya's eyes turned into the cell phone of an old man on the subway. It can even be described as a little disgusting. After all, when Kenichi Amemiya was still thinking about how the Ju-Gong would end, the unlucky guy controlled by Kayako said at the end that the Ju-Gong would never end, and then killed the wronged creature who was haunted by the Ju-Gong. Kenichi Amemiya's expression at that time was also the cell phone of an old man on the subway. So what do you want to do with a title like the final chapter? Isn't it the same as writing the finale, but actually continuing to write the plot? Even Kenichi Amemiya was disappointed. The final scene of Sadako vs. Kayako was promoted very well, but in reality it looked just like that. It was clearly Sadako vs. Kayako, but there were not many shots of the two female ghosts. In addition, there were some actions that made people's blood pressure rise, such as the brainless heroine who didn't listen to advice, and dragged her friends to watch the cursed videotape, and when they started watching it, she chatted with her friends on the phone instead of watching the videotape, and caused her friends to be badly screwed by the black-hearted heroine. So Kenichi Amemiya's biggest feeling at the time was that this movie would only make people laugh.

Suzuki Tatsuya, to some extent, can be regarded as this time's Amemiya Kenichi. At the same time, the other party is also the living economic real estate developer who appeared at the end of Ju-Grudge 1. The other party brought his sister to check it out. After all, Suzuki Tatsuya's sister Suzuki Kyoko is a person with psychic abilities. However, although she has psychic abilities, Suzuki Kyoko cannot exorcise demons. She can only see evil spirits. At that time, in the last part of the first part, Suzuki Kyoko saw Kayako, and then she also noticed Kayako's malice, which made Suzuki Kyoko certain that this house was a haunted house, so Suzuki Kyoko specifically instructed her brother, telling her brother that if someone comes to buy the house, they must let them drink a sip of sake, and they can only buy it if they think there is no problem. However, Suzuki Tatsuya did not quite understand. Later, Suzuki Kyoko told Tatsuya that sake can exorcise demons. If others drink it and find it unpalatable, it means that the owner of the house has something against them. The house was full of deep malice and anyone who moved in would definitely die, so Suzuki Tatsuya took note of it and sent his sister away. After Suzuki Kyoko left, the entire Ju-Grudge 1 ended, and the plot of Ju-Grudge 2 also continued from this part. Suzuki Kyoko, who had told her brother about it at the time, did not expect that after a while, she would receive a call from her brother. Tatsuya said on the phone that the house had been sold, and at the same time said that he had done what Kyoko said and let the other party drink sake. As a result, the other party said that the sake was fine, so he sold it. However, this still made Suzuki Kyoko feel a little incredible. After all, Suzuki Kyoko herself knew very well what the situation of the house was. At the same time, Suzuki Tatsuya also said on the phone that his son Suzuki Nobuyuki had been a little abnormal recently, and hoped that his sister could go and see him. Kyoko naturally agreed, and at the same time Kyoko also wanted to go and take a look at the house of Ju-Grudge.

However, Suzuki Kyoko was still curious about the new owner of the house, so she made a special trip there. Outside the courtyard, before she went in, she saw Mrs. Kitada who lived here. Mrs. Kitada was possessed by Kayako at the moment, and her expression was very dull. After noticing Suzuki Kyoko's gaze, Mrs. Kitada turned her head and looked at Suzuki Kyoko, and that expression made Suzuki Kyoko, who had psychic abilities, shudder all over. Then Suzuki Kyoko realized that something was wrong with this house, and the Kitada family might be in danger. Suzuki Kyoko didn't dare to go in. After all, she sensed a sense of uneasiness. So Suzuki Kyoko planned to find her nephew Suzuki Nobuyuki. But if the audience watches the first part carefully, they will find that Suzuki Kyoko's brother lives in the same place where the unlucky guy Kobayashi Shunsuke lived in the first part, and his wife died here. , the child was dug out by Takeo Saeki, so strictly speaking, this place is not a very good place, it is also a haunted house, but Suzuki Kyoko herself didn't know it. She just pushed the door open as usual, and then shouted, and then she found something strange, but Suzuki Kyoko still found Nobuyuki who was sleeping, and Suzuki Kyoko was relieved. At this time, Suzuki Kyoko heard a knock on the door, opened the door and found that it was the neighbor next door. The neighbor said that he heard some strange noises and wanted to come in and see, but Suzuki Kyoko naturally refused, and then closed the door. After Suzuki Kyoko closed the door, she also realized that there were ghosts in her brother's house. She was carefully on guard, and went back to find Nobuyuki, intending to take Nobuyuki away from this place, but found that Nobuyuki, who was still sleeping before, was now sitting on the ground in fear, looking at the crack in the door, and there was light in the crack, which should be the direction of the closet.

At this time, no one knew what Suzuki Kyoko was thinking. She did not run away with Suzuki Nobuyuki, nor did she run out to ask for help. Instead, she tremblingly opened the closet door, and then saw that it was Takeo Saeki who brutally killed Manami and dug the baby out of her belly. Takeo Saeki also noticed the movement behind him. He turned around and walked over, which frightened Suzuki Kyoko so much that she trembled all over. Then Suzuki Kyoko rolled her eyes and fainted. This also shows that the power of the curse has a certain ability to affect time and space, but it is not particularly obvious. Although Suzuki Tatsuya later Although he arrived, faced with this situation, he could only take his sister and son back to his hometown and ask his parents to take care of them temporarily. When he was at his hometown, it was through Suzuki Tatsuya that the audience learned that not only Kyoko had psychic abilities, but even his father had psychic abilities. His father told Suzuki Tatsuya that he must solve this problem, otherwise Suzuki Tatsuya himself would die under the curse, so Suzuki Tatsuya left in a hurry and planned to go back to find the Kitada couple to see how they were doing. To some extent, this real estate agent is still very responsible. How could a normal person have the time to pay attention to this matter? He would have run away long ago. At least Amemiya Kenichi felt that if it were him, he would have run away for help instead of wasting time here. At the same time, after Tatsuya left, the Grudge invaded Tatsuya's parents' house. Tatsuya's father told his wife not to look at Kyoko anymore, but the old woman just sat there, grinning and saying that Kyoko smiled, and his father also noticed something strange. He turned his head and found that Toshio's head came out of the floor and looked at them. This frightened his father and he died. Suzuki Kyoko was holding a doll and shaking her head continuously, like a madman. Tatsuya's parents died just like that, and they died together. Only the little boy Nobuyuki was still alive. He came outside and sat in a daze, not caring about his dead grandparents.

After that, Suzuki Tatsuya went to the Kitada couple's home, but when he arrived there, he only saw Mrs. Kitada. When she poured water for him, her expression was very scary and weird, but Suzuki Tatsuya did not notice this, and even tried to see if Mrs. Kitada had encountered an evil spirit. As a result, Mrs. Kitada's expression changed, and then Mrs. Kitada became weird. When Suzuki Tatsuya noticed it and wanted to escape, it was too late, so Suzuki Tatsuya died. Suddenly, Suzuki Nobuyuki was the only one left in the Suzuki family. The unlucky guy, while the Kitada family is relatively short. The story of the Kitada family is that Mrs. Kitada is possessed by Kayako. When she was making breakfast for her husband, she beat her husband to death with a pot. Then she was in a daze. Although she seemed to be alive, she was actually no different from being dead. In the end, they all became victims of this house. Such a plot thickness is obviously not enough to support a movie, so some other branches are added here, that is, the police branch, and these police also went to investigate the valuable things at the beginning, as well as the Suzuki family's affairs, but of course they couldn't find anything. (End of this chapter)