Tsuda’s Gundan, also known as Tsuda’s Army, refers to a concept or thematic element in certain contexts, particularly in Japanese literature or media, where a character or individual showcases leadership qualities and a distinctive following. The term “Gundan” typically translates to “army” or “troop,” and thus conveys the idea of a group assembled under a common purpose or cause, often led by a notable figure. Tsuda may denote a specific character, creator, or context wherein this notion of mobilization and camaraderie is explored. In this instance, the term encapsulates themes of strategy, cooperation, and the dynamics of authority within a collective setting.
A late-night talk show featuring comedian Tsuda and his troupe, the "Tsuda Gundan," transformed from a typical comedy segment into an exploration of camaraderie and ambition. The Tsuda Gundan is…