From Today, It’s My Turn!! follows Tak,ashi Mitsuhashi and Shinji Itō, two delinquents reinventing themselves in a new school, blending absurd humor with themes of loyalty, rebellion, and the duality of justice.
This collection captures their chaotic journey, highlighting pivotal moments of growth, rivalry, and camaraderie.
Today marks the birth of Japan’s greatest delinquent!
Episode 1 (From Today, It’s My Turn!!)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
Mitsuhashi’s declaration upon dyeing his hair, symbolizing his rejection of conformity and embrace of chaotic self-reinvention.
Real strength isn’t about fists—it’s about never backing down
Episode 3 (The Most Selfish Man in Japan)
Shinji Itō
Itō’s defense of Kyōko against bullies underscores his unwavering moral code and physical resilience.
You’re not a hero… just a naive fool
Episode 2 (The Crimson Coward Against the Sunset)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
Mitsuhashi mocks Itō’s idealism during their clash with Akehisa High, highlighting their contrasting philosophies.
Love makes even idiots poetic
Episode 4 (And Yet, You’re Going to Kyoto)
Riko Akasaka
Riko’s jab at Imai’s crush on her adds levity while exploring the series’ romantic subplots.
Winning dirty is still winning
Episode 5 (Unknown, Broke and Underhanded)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
Mitsuhashi justifies his underhanded tactics against Sagara, epitomizing his pragmatic approach to conflict.
Protect your friends… even if it kills you
Episode 7 (Operation: Best Buds – Go! Go! Go!)
Shinji Itō
Itō’s rallying cry during a gang battle reinforces the series’ core theme of loyalty.
My hair isn’t blond—it’s golden ambition
Episode 1 (From Today, It’s My Turn!!)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
Mitsuhashi’s pride in his appearance mirrors his desire to stand out in a rigid societal hierarchy.
Heroes die first. I’d rather be a legend
Episode 6 (Counterstrike: Lullaby)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
A cynical retort to Itō’s self-sacrificing nature, emphasizing Mitsuhashi’s survivalist mentality.
Pain is temporary. Regret is forever
Episode 9 (Once Upon a Time in Chiba)
Shinji Itō
Itō’s reflection after a brutal fight underscores his growth from hotheadedness to strategic resilience.
Laugh at your enemies… then crush them
Episode 8 (Bombing on a Dojo Challenge)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
Mitsuhashi’s strategy against a martial arts rival, blending humor with ruthless efficiency.
Friendship isn’t trust—it’s mutual exploitation
Episode 10 (On the Run from the Yakuza)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
A darkly comedic take on his partnership with Itō, masking their deeper bond.
Crying doesn’t suit delinquents
Episode 3 (The Most Selfish Man in Japan)
Kyōko Hayakawa
Kyōko chastises Itō’s vulnerability, reflecting her tough exterior and hidden empathy.
Fear is for people with nothing to lose
Episode 5 (Unknown, Broke and Underhanded)
Sagara
Akehisa High’s antagonist challenges Mitsuhashi, highlighting the stakes of their rivalry.
Rules are for losers who can’t make their own
Episode 7 (Operation: Best Buds – Go! Go! Go!)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
Mitsuhashi’s defiance of societal norms during a school festival showdown.
True rebellion is outlasting everyone
Episode 4 (And Yet, You’re Going to Kyoto)
Shinji Itō
Itō’s resolve during a solo fight, symbolizing his evolution into a disciplined fighter.
I don’t need allies—I need distractions
Episode 6 (Counterstrike: Lullaby)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
A cynical admission during a tactical retreat, masking his reliance on Itō.
Victory tastes sweetest when stolen
Episode 2 (The Crimson Coward Against the Sunset)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
Mitsuhashi’s smirk after tricking Imai, showcasing his love for psychological warfare.
Bruises fade. Humiliation scars
Episode 8 (Bombing on a Dojo Challenge)
Satoshi
Akehisa’s leader taunts Itō, deepening their rivalry and the series’ exploration of pride.
The best lies contain truth
Episode 9 (Once Upon a Time in Chiba)
Riko Akasaka
Riko advises Mitsuhashi on manipulating Imai, highlighting her cunning beneath her cheerful demeanor.
Heroes are just delusional martyrs
Episode 10 (On the Run from the Yakuza)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
A nihilistic quip during a life-threatening crisis, contrasting Itō’s idealism.
Loyalty is the only currency I respect
Episode 7 (Operation: Best Buds – Go! Go! Go!)
Shinji Itō
Itō’s earnest defense of their friendship, marking a rare emotional moment.
Chaos isn’t a flaw—it’s my masterpiece
Episode 1 (From Today, It’s My Turn!!)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
Mitsuhashi’s motto as he orchestrates their first gang takedown, establishing his chaotic genius.
Tears are for the defeated. Smile through the pain
Episode 5 (Unknown, Broke and Underhanded)
Kyōko Hayakawa
Kyōko’s advice to Itō, revealing her own unspoken struggles and resilience.
I fight not to win… but to never lose
Episode 4 (And Yet, You’re Going to Kyoto)
Shinji Itō
Itō’s mantra during a pivotal duel, underscoring his growth from brute strength to strategic endurance.
The world hates winners… so let’s give it a reason
Episode 6 (Counterstrike: Lullaby)
Takashi Mitsuhashi
A defiant proclamation before a climactic battle, encapsulating the series’ rebellious spirit.
Why These Quotes Resonate
These lines embody From Today, It’s My Turn!!’s blend of irreverent humor and heartfelt camaraderie.
From Mitsuhashi’s cunning wit to Itō’s unyielding integrity, each quote reinforces the series’ exploration of identity and loyalty.
Their balance of chaos and growth makes them unforgettable anchors to this delinquent saga.
