From Today, It's My Turn!!

Two unpopular kids decide to rewrite how everyone sees them. When Takashi Mitsuhashi and Shinji Itō transfer into a new high school, they deliberately adopt the look and attitude of tough guys, treating delinquency like a performance. Their attempts at swagger, rivalries, and ill-fated schemes produce a string of comic set pieces, misunderstandings, and occasional heartfelt moments. The series follows their escalating antics as they aim to outdo rival gangs, win respect, and figure out what kind of people they really want to be, without giving away any major surprises.

Based on Hiroyuki Nishimori's original manga and adapted for television by Yuichi Fukuda, the show premiered in 2018. The live action cast includes Kento Kaku as Takashi and Kentaro Ito as Shinji, with Nana Seino, Kanna Hashimoto, and Taiga Nakano rounding out the main group.

Although it didn't pick up major industry awards, the series earned steady viewer interest and solid fan support. Critics and audiences praised the performances, and the show was often mentioned in discussions of successful manga-to-TV adaptations of that year.

The drama helped renew attention to the source manga and brought a retro, schoolyard delinquent vibe back into popular conversation. Several scenes and character pairings became popular on social media, and the series raised the profiles of its young leads, contributing to more mainstream recognition for actors like Kento Kaku and Kanna Hashimoto.

On review aggregator sites and fan forums the show sits above average, reflected in a 7.772/10 vote. Reviews tended to highlight its physical comedy, timing, and the chemistry between the two leads, while noting that the humor leans heavily on exaggerated macho posturing and nostalgic genre tropes. Themes include friendship, identity through performance, and the odd sincerity that can come from trying to act tougher than you are.