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**Bonus Contents**
- Booklet
- Bonus Video
- Spot Collection
*Note: Contents and titles are subject to change without notice.*

**The long-awaited sequel to the Sunday Drama "Black Pean" (2018)!**
Starring Kazuya Ninomiya as the globally renowned genius surgeon, Yukihiko Amagi!
An entertainment that surpasses the excitement and scale of the previous work!

**About the Work**
This is the highly anticipated sequel to the Sunday Drama "Black Pean," starring Kazuya Ninomiya, broadcast in April 2018. It marks his return to the Sunday Drama after six years.
Season 2 takes place six years after Season 1.
The original work is based on Takeru Kaido’s novels "Blaze Messer 1990" and "Syrisie Center 1991" (Kodansha Bunko).
Kaido has continued to raise issues related to Japan’s medical problems through entertainment.
The "Black Pean" series, called the "Bubble Trilogy," includes "Black Pean 1988," "Blaze Messer 1990," and "Syrisie Center 1991," which have collectively sold over 1.6 million copies and are highly supported by fans.

In this work, Ninomiya plays Yukihiko Amagi, a world-class genius surgeon who is both a devilish figure who manipulates people and money.
He has worked for many years at the Heart Center in Gold Coast, Australia, with exceptional surgical skills, especially in coronary artery bypass surgery.
He is the only doctor capable of performing the direct anastomosis technique and captivates even rival doctors.

To undergo Amagi’s surgery, one must win a game of chance called "Chance Sample" (a binary choice), and he demands up to half of the person’s property as a stake, earning him the nickname "Diable (Devil)."
Furthermore, he bears a striking resemblance to Watami, who was at Tojo University Hospital six years ago.
Despite being a sequel, he plays a new role, "Yukihiko Amagi."

Familiar members from Season 1 of "Black Pean" reunite!
Ryoma Takeuchi as Masashi Sera, Wakana Aoi as Miwa Hanabusa, Kotaro Koizumi as Gonta Takashina, Seiyo Seki as Kiyosuke Saeki, and Seiyo Uchino as Seigo Saeki continue their roles.
Six years have passed since Watami left Tojo University.
Sera has begun his career as a full-fledged surgeon, Saeki, now hospital director, is planning new schemes, and the appearance of the world’s top genius surgeon, Amagi—will it bring good or bad?
The desires related to "medical" that each character holds are stirring.

The medical entertainment that surpasses the excitement and scale of the previous work, revolving around "medicine and money" and "medical revolution," begins again!

**Key Points of the Work**
- **Starring Kazuya Ninomiya as a world-class genius surgeon who manipulates both people and money!**
In Season 1 of "Black Pean," Ninomiya played Seijiro Watami, a surgeon with exceptional suturing skills, praised for his skillful handling and dark hero persona.
In this work, he portrays Yukihiko Amagi, a surgeon who looks exactly like Watami, capable of performing the direct anastomosis technique, and called "Diable (Devil)," a world-class genius surgeon.

- **"Team Black Pean" reassembles!**
Ryoma Takeuchi, Wakana Aoi, Kotaro Koizumi, Satoshi Juri, and Seiyo Uchino reunite!
New cast members include Kim Mujeong, Minami Tanaka, Koji Ishizaka, and Yasuo Danda.

- **Based on Takeru Kaido’s novels "Blaze Messer 1990" and "Syrisie Center 1991" (Kodansha Bunko).**
The "Black Pean" series, called the "Bubble Trilogy," including "Black Pean 1988," "Blaze Messer 1990," and "Syrisie Center 1991," has sold over 1.6 million copies and is highly popular among fans!

- **Theme song by Kazumasa Oda, "Sono Saki ni Aru Mono" ("What Lies Beyond").**
After six years, a new collaboration with a song written specifically for this work, following the theme song "Kono Michi" ("This Road") from Season 1!

**Synopsis**
Seigo Saeki (Seiyo Uchino), who has become the director of Tojo University Hospital, is planning to open a new hospital specializing in cardiac surgery.
His next target is to become the president of the Japan Medical Association.

Cardiovascular surgeon Masashi Sera (Ryoma Takeuchi) is entrusted by Saeki with a letter to be handed to Dr. Yukihiko Amagi, who works at the Heart Center in Gold Coast, Australia, during an international conference.

Sera, along with senior doctor Yuji Kakitani (Haruka Uchimura), travels to Australia and finds a boy who has lost consciousness on the beach in Gold Coast, performing emergency treatment.
A mysterious man appears before Kakitani, who is puzzled by the boy’s slow recovery.
Following his advice, the boy survives.

Later, Sera and others attend the conference but fail to meet Amagi.
Disappointed, they encounter Park So-hyun (Choi Ji-woo) and her son Min-jae (Kim Mujeong), who have come to Australia searching for Amagi.
They eventually find Amagi at a horse racing track, and Sera, Kakitani, and Min-jae head there.
There, they meet a mysterious man who looks exactly like Seijiro Watami, who left Tojo University six years ago.
He is none other than Yukihiko Amagi, the "Diable" (Devil), a globally renowned surgeon who manipulates both people and money.

**Cast**
- Kazuya Ninomiya
- Ryoma Takeuchi
- Wakana Aoi
- Kim Mujeong
- Choi Ji-woo (Special Appearance)
- Minami Tanaka
- Koji Ishizaka
- Satoshi Juri
- Misuzu Kanno
- Satoshi Hashimoto
- Yasuo Danda
- Kohtaro Koizumi
- Seiyo Uchino

**Staff**
- Original: Takeru Kaido "Blaze Messer 1990" and "Syrisie Center 1991" (Kodansha Bunko)
- Script: Ken Tsuchiya, Yusuke Moriguchi
- Music: Hideaki Kimura
- Theme Song: "Sono Saki ni Aru Mono" by Kazumasa Oda (Sony Music Labels)
- Producers: Hidetoku Iyo, Jun Muto, Koji Sakuma
- Directors: Masaki Nishiura, Akiko Kato, Yoshihiro Ito
- Production/Distribution: TBS

**Blu-ray Specifications**
- Year: 2024
- Country: Japan
- Color
- Main Feature + Bonus Video (duration TBD)
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9
- Resolution: 1080i High Definition
- 2-layer disc
- Audio: Linear PCM 2ch Stereo
- Japanese subtitles (for the main feature only)
- Total Episodes: 10
- 4 discs (3 for main feature + 1 bonus disc)

*Note: Specifications are subject to change.*

**Copyright**
Takeru Kaido / Kodansha / TBS
Release: TBS / TBS Glodia
Distributor: TC Entertainment