All language subtitles for Hentai byoto Hakui seme

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- Mr. Yajima, how
are you feeling?

- "Yajima"?

- I guess you
still don't remember.

You've lost
your memory.

We've been calling
you "Akira Yajima."

You sustained damage
to your hypothalamus.

- My hypothalamus?
- Yes.

There's a spot right here
where your nerves converge.

If it's damaged, your
sensory perception is dulled.

That's to say,

a man may take on the
characteristics of a woman.

You're undergoing
that process right now.

That's why I'm
administering male hormones.

- So, that's what
the nurse just gave me?

What happens
if I stop treatment?

- Well, first of all, you'd
lose interest in women.

- This isn't funny.

- Don't you think your beard
is taking a while to grow?

Your hormones
are all mixed up.

- That's enough.

Who am I?

- If you don't
know, how should I?

- You must
know something.

Tell me!

- I wasn't there
when it happened.

I was told you were found
lying in the street near the hospital.

A trainee nurse found
you as she was passing by.

Maybe it was
a hit and run?

She called
to let us know.

S0 the nurse
from just now,

she and the security
guard brought you in.

I was put in
charge of your case.

- A lot more
young people

in the cities

are killing
themselves.

But,

the problem is,

it's raining.

I don't
have an umbrella

and I have
to go out.

I have
to see you.

I have to
go to your city.

I'll get wet
in the rain.

- Good morning.

- Miss Uchida?
- Yes?

- Miss lkezawa will
be here tomorrow, right?

- Yes, why
do you ask?

- No reason.

She's always
fussing over you

like a little sister, so
I thought you'd know.

- She doesn't
"fuss over" me.

She's a
mystery to me too.

- [TV Audio] I'm here at the
scene of the metal bat attack.

We'll now recreate events
based on the victim's statement.

At about
12:30 AM last night,

Twenty-one-year-old Hiroshi
Sasaki was returning from work

when he was suddenly
struck on the head

from behind
with a metal bat.

He was knocked out and
did not see the attacker's face.

It may be the same perpetrator as
the recent spate of metal bat attacks,

but there
were no witnesses.

- No, don't.

- "Don't touch
me directly."

"Use rubber gloves."

"Wear a condom."

"Human bodies
are full of germs."

When I do this, I'm
overcome by the urge

to take my scalpel
and cut the body open

to see what
it's like inside.

I think there's
something wrong with me.

- But that's
alright, isn't it?

- A lot more
young people

in the cities

are killing
themselves.

But,

the problem is,

it's raining.

- Can I borrow
an umbrella?

- I don't have an umbrella.
- Huh?

- I didn't
bring one.

- What
will you do?

- They get
in the way.

- Out of
the way!

- What happened
to your arm?

L1lhave
to report this.

- Don't.

- You
were attacked.

- Reporting it will only
put a target on your back.

- Did you
remember something?

- No, it just seems
that way to me.

- What
happens if I die?

- Why would
you ask me that?

- When someone with no memory
dies, do they go to heaven or hell?

- Well, first you'd
go to the morgue.

- The morgue?

- The pool where
we store the bodies.

MORGUE

What are
you doing here?

- I came to
take a look.

Out for a
nighttime stroll?

- You're not
allowed in here.

- I wanted to
go for a swim.

- Good morning.
- Morning.

- Mr. Yajima is mysterious,
isn't he? Just your type.

- Don't be silly.

- It just seems like
you're fond of him.

- Amnesia's
frightening, isn't it?

So I want him to get
better as soon as possible.

- It's an occupational
hazard in this industry,

falling for
your patients.

- Don't call it
an "industry."

- What's up with you? You're
not normally this serious.

Anyway, please tell him not to
go wandering around the hospital.

- Did
something happen?

- He went to
the morgue!

He's a
real handful.

- You like baseball now?
- I'm not getting enough exercise.

- Right.

You're always
busy with research.

Why not a
golf club, then?

- Something
wrong with a bat?

- I didn't
say that.

It suits you.

- Hello, there.

- Here to sell me some new medicine?
Or do you have something else in mind?

- I do want to talk to her
too, but I'm here on business.

Could I have a
look at your bat?

- Hey!

- Sorry, old
habits die hard.

- You played baseball?

- We made it to the finals in high
school. We were winning in the first half.

Butthen
it started to rain.

All our luck
suddenly went down the drain.

We lost. So we
never made it to Koshien.

NO LONGER
IN BUSINESS

- Hey!
Don't touch me!

- Why were you
following me?

- I wanted to see
where you were going.

- I was looking for them.
- Huh?

- My memories.

- This is
really all I had?

- I don't know.

- Will you
help me?

To look for
my memories.

- [TV Audio] It will continue to
rain in the Tokyo area this morning,

with thick
stagnant air.

The Meteorological Agency has described
the month-long spell of continuous rain

as nothing more than "extreme weather"
and has no contingency plans in place.

The extreme weather
has provoked interest

from all quarters rather
than just meteorologists.

Non-governmental organizations
claim a Chernobyl-level nuclear disaster

in a neighboring Asian nation
is the cause of the continuous rain.

If the
rains continue,

it may cause a degree
of psychological panic.

Events anticipating this state of
panic have, in fact, already occurred,

such as the recent
spate of metal bat attacks.

Now let's hear from crime
commentator Takeshi Asakura

about the metal bat attacks
which have been occurring recently.

While we're all
put out by this rain,

it's possible that the
attacker may be irritated by it.

- Oh! I
forgot to pray.

- Good morning.

- Morning.

What's that?

- I've taken
up golf.

- Can I have a look?
- No way!

I've only just started, so I
feel a bit embarrassed somehow.

- Why did you
bring them, then?

- I can practice my swing
when I get tired at night.

- Be gentle,
won't you?

N0!

Stop!

N0!

N0!

Please.

CAN THE BODY AND
MIND BE CONVERTED?

- Excuse me.

- The treatment of the
hypothalamus is coming along nicely.

- I've been administering the
medicine as you instructed,

but it doesn't seem to have
reached the critical point you mentioned.

- Oh, really?
I wonder why.

- He thinks of rne as a
woman rather than as a nurse.

- Isn't that because you see
him as a man and not a patient?

You're projecting
your own perceptions.

- Why do you have
to analyze everything?

- I'm a neurologist.
It's my job.

- It may be
second nature to you,

but don't you
go analyzing me.

- You're in love
with him, aren't you?

Yajima.

- A little something
to speed your recovery.

- Is it
medicine?

- Sand.

It's smooth and
dry, but also sticky.

It's funny,
isn't it?

A little
bottle of mystery.

I get injections
sometimes too.

At times like those I have
this sensation that lasts for hours

like I've
lost my memory.

- Don't make
fun of me.

- It's true.

I'm like you.

- Like me?

- Ah, so you do
know how to smile.

Don't.

Sorry for calling
you over here.

But there's something
I want you to see.

- This is the sand you
were talking about?

- To me, everything
outside of it is the sea.

- The sea?

- I feel afraid
when I'm alone.

It makes me want
to scream out loud.

- They're mine?

- They fell out of your pocket when
I was bringing you into the hospital.

I kept meaning to give them
back to you, but they frightened me.

- So these are
my memories.

- Have you
remembered something?

- Come on.

You bitch!

- Excuse me.

This is
you, isn't it?

The man who
attacked me had it.

- What are you talking about?
- That's what I'd like to know.

Go back
to your post.

- It's too much
for you alone.

So I asked
Miss Uchida to help.

' "Help"?

With the experiment, you mean?
- Hey!

- You gave her the same
thing you've been giving me?

- What are you
trying to say?

- Did you think
I didn't know?

- Experiment?

- He's conducting a
series of experiments.

Right now, this
guy is his guinea pig.

- In medicine, all
patients are guinea pigs.

- How very
like you.

- All doctors
think it.

You treat the patient,
but they die anyway.

So I gave
up on all that.

I wanted to
start over by myself.

- No.

Something that was
always inside you has awoken.

- I see.

By the way, you're a bit
of a clean freak, aren't you?

Sexually, too.
An extreme case.

- Stop it.

- That's why
you need me.

Butthen
you, Yajima.

You showed up.

She was drawn
to something in you.

Something aside from the
sexual desire she feels for me.

Pure love, maybe?

Your heart and body
want different things,

and so
you resent me.

- You're
probably right.

But...

What turned me
into such a clean freak

was that
six months ago,

I was raped
at a print shop.

- How could you...

- I didn't
tell anyone.

It was
too painful.

I was in so much pain.
- That's enough!

- Leave her alone.

- But, the
experiment is real.

The medicine he's been giving you
for your damaged hypothalamus

is female hormones,
not male ones.

If you keep taking it, there's a
chance that it'll turn you into a woman.

- You knew I was giving you
male hormones, didn't you?

- It was fun,
in the beginning.

Evenif
I knew...

- This is
all your fault!

- You're not getting
enough exercise, huh?

_ H€y--'

- Your medicine's
pretty effective.

- Give me
the bat.

Hand it over.

- It's the
male hormones.

- Hey, stop this!

- The next
one won't miss.

- What are
you playing at?

- That blow to the head
brought my memory back.

Shock therapy,
I guess.

Pretty
intense, though.

Dr. Yoshimura, I
finally figured it out.

It was you.

You were
my target.

- Don't be
ridiculous.

- You abandoned a patient
after finding out their secret.

But you picked
the wrong person.

They had a big
organization behind them.

- You tricked us?

You were faking your
amnesia, weren't you?

- N0, that
was real.

I'm a
hit man.

I was on my
way to a job.

But someone
attacked me.

And then,
suddenly...

- Kaori...

'one

I wanted to lose
my memory too.

That's why
I had this.

One shot
of this, and...

But,
now I know...

He's the one who
should lose his memory.

Isn't that
right, Doctor?

- Hey!

- It's strong,
but he won't die.

He won't live
either, though.

- Drop it.

The person who attacked
me had a bat like that.

- Hold me...

Okay?

Hold me.

Make
love to me.

Here, and now.

Make
love to me.

- Defendant
Aya Ikezawa

your colleague Kaori Uchida
told you she had been raped

by a customer with a red umbrella
while working at a print shop

before taking up
her job at the hospital.

Your obsessive
personality caused you

to empathize with her
to an extreme degree

in which you came to believe
you yourself had been raped.

While menstruating
on a rainy day,

you indiscriminately attacked
men with red umbrellas.

We believe you were behind
the spate of metal bat attacks.

Thankfully,
no one was killed.

But your actions caused fear and
anxiety among the general population.

Nevertheless, according to the results
of the psychological evaluation,

you were of unsound mind
at the time of the incidents.

On the condition you
undergo psychiatric treatment,

we find
you not guilty.

- Hey, do you think it's
okay for me to have a baby?

- Let's go.

MAYA SHIRAKI

- A lot more
young people

in the cities

YOKO FUJITA

are killing
themselves.

SHIGERU SASAKI, MASAHIKO ITOH,
AKIRA SOKURA, TOMOKAZU HASHII

SHOICHIRO SAKATA
But,

the problem is,

TAKESHI ITO
it's raining.

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I don't have an umbrella

and I have
to go out.

SCRIPT BY
SHIRO YUMENO

I have
to see you.

CINEMATOGRAPHY BY KOICHI SAITO
MUSIC BY SO HAYAKAWA

I have to
go to your city.

DIRECTED BYA
H ISAYASU SATO

I'll get wet
in the rain.

THE END

English subtitles
by Hayley Scanlon