Spiral (1999): Onde Assistir o Dorama

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Six people die in an office building where a murder once took place. When the authorities investigate the scene of the odd incident, they find the fingerprints of a man who had already been executed.

Spiral is the sequel to the TV drama Ring: The Final Chapter, based on the novel Spiral by Koji Suzuki. In a potent brew that is frightening audiences, this new type of horror blends traditional Japanese occult-like myths and curses with present-day elements such as viruses, genetic engineering and cloning.

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13/13
episódios no ar. Série encerrada em 23 de set de 1999.

73%
dos espectadores avaliam positivamente, com base em 3 avaliações no TMDB.

★ 7.3
nota média ponderada · Mistério · Drama · Fuji TV

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DIREÇÃO

Yoshihiro Kitayama

TRILHA ORIGINAL

Masahiko Nishikiori

PRODUÇÃO

Sousuke Osabe & Kenji Shimizu清水賢治

Episódios · 13/13 exibidos

The Fear Beyond Sadako's Revenge Ring▼

01 de jul de 1999·46 min

A mysterious incident occurs in an office building rumored to be haunted—where people have been killed and ghosts are said to appear—resulting in the deaths of six people all at once.

The Dead Watch the Well▼

08 de jul de 1999·46 min

Natsumi (Takami Yoshimoto), a member of the Forensic Science Laboratory, goes undercover with her high school teacher, Ando (Goro Kishitani), in an office building where a series of suspicious deaths has occurred. There, she is attacked by a man. The words “Find me. The game begins” appear on a computer monitor. Is this man really Gozo Arita, who was executed three years ago…?

She Comes to Kill Herself▼

15 de jul de 1999·46 min

Misaki (Risa Sudo), who is three months pregnant, shoved her younger sister Kumiko (Yuka Nomura) until she fainted, then vanished from their apartment. Misaki was found at a scrap yard, but surprisingly, she had already given birth.

The Dead Return... To the Legendary Village▼

22 de jul de 1999·46 min

Ando (Goro Kishitani) is shocked to discover the body of Misaki (Risa Sudo), who should have been lying in her hospital room. At that moment, the “Misaki” in the hospital room breaks free from Kumiko (Yuka Nomura) and dashes outside. Claiming to have “disposed of Misaki’s body,” this “Misaki” lunges at Ando when he appears, but suddenly collapses and dies.

The Devil Was In This Room▼

29 de jul de 1999·46 min

Ando (Goro Kishitani) and Natsumi (Takami Yoshimoto), who had been secretly watching a ritual to resurrect the dead at the shrine in Hasado Village, are abducted by villagers. As they try to escape, they unexpectedly encounter Takeo (Kensuke Toida), who was supposed to be dead. Natsumi suggests they consult with the village scientist, Imanishi (Yasushi Kageyama).

Nobody Can Stop It Now▼

05 de ago de 1999·46 min

The live broadcast to open the “Cursed Disc” has begun. However, just as the password was about to be entered, the computer crashed, and luckily, the broadcast didn’t air. But the director, Takamura (Mai Oikawa), was the only one who saw the content. Furthermore, when Ando (Goro Kishitani) went to retrieve it, he was told it had already been stolen.

The Man Who Made Sadako▼

12 de ago de 1999·46 min

TV director Takamura (Mai Oikawa) was shot and killed by physicist Kasahara (Hiroshi Okochi). However, Ando (Goro Kishitani) was convinced that Takamura’s death must be the reincarnation of Sadako Yamamura. Unless they find the “cursed disc,” the damage will only grow worse. But the disc that Takamura was supposed to have been keeping was already gone.

The Child Who Died Twice...▼

19 de ago de 1999·46 min

When Ando (Goro Kishitani) went to visit Miwako (Risa Junna) in the hospital, he was thrown into confusion upon seeing his son Takanori (Masaya Kudo)—who was supposed to be dead—come back to life and playing with Miwako. Takanori remembered everything up to the point when he went to the beach a year ago and seemed just like the “real” him, but...

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?Spiral tem quantos episódios?

A série Spiral (1999) tem 13 episódios em uma temporada, cada um com cerca de 46 minutos. A série está completa — dá para maratonar do início ao fim.

?Onde assistir Spiral online?

Não encontramos plataformas com disponibilidade confirmada no Brasil para Spiral no momento. Vale conferir Viki, Crunchyroll, Netflix e Prime Video, que costumam exibir j-dramas com legenda em português.

?Spiral terá segunda temporada?

Spiral foi encerrada em 23 de set de 1999 e, por enquanto, não há confirmação oficial de nova temporada. A temporada única foi exibida de 01 de jul de 1999 a 23 de set de 1999.

?Spiral é uma adaptação?

Sim — Spiral é uma adaptação de um romance. Quem conhece a obra original vai reconhecer a história; quem não conhece pode assistir sem medo de spoiler.

?Quem é o elenco de Spiral?

O elenco principal de Spiral é formado por Goro Kishitani (Mitsuo Ando), Takami Yoshimoto (Natsumi Aihara), Seiichi Tanabe (Kyosuke Oda), Yuka Nomura (Kumiko Nishijima) e Akiko Yada (Mai Takano), entre outros 3 atores.

?Spiral é coreano, chinês ou japonês?

Spiral é uma produção japonesa da Fuji TV, lançada em 1999 — ou seja, um j-drama.

?Spiral vale a pena assistir?

Spiral tem nota 7.3/10 com base em 3 avaliações. Tem recepção mista, mas pode agradar quem gosta de mistério com essa temática.