Synopsis

The title is taken from the Japanese term for stoppage time in soccer. In each episode, the lead character will be in a situation where he or she is about to die. Time suddenly stops and a mysterious group of referees appears, who grants the protagonist extra time based on the time wasted during that person’s life. The story will explore the ways that each of the characters decides to spend that extra time.

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Production Credits

Planning: Kakehi Masaya (???)
Producer: Nakajima Kumiko (?????)
Screenwriters: Tsuchida Hideo, Ueda Makoto (???), Yoshida Tomoko, Hashimoto Hiroyuki (????), Suzuki Chihiro (????), Mori Hayashi (????), Yazawa Kouji, Watanabe Chiho (????)
Directors: Kakehi Masaya (???), Suzui Takayuki (????), Oki Ayako (????), Fujikawa Yusuke (?????)
Music: Yashiki Gota (????)

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