Sugar Dog Life (2024)

Um pouco sem graça, mas cumpre seu propósito de forma diferente

Achei bem bonitinho. Ele realmente lembra o mangá em vários aspectos, o que me trouxe uma sensação de familiaridade. Claro, a história sofreu algumas mudanças na adaptação, mas, para mim, nada que atrapalhe a essência da trama. Ainda assim, senti uma certa falta de profundidade no personagem loiro; no mangá, ele tem uma presença mais marcante, com uma personalidade que prende, e isso acabou ficando meio apagado na versão para as telas.

No geral, a narrativa continua doce e emocionante, trazendo aquele tipo de sensibilidade que faz a gente se apegar facilmente aos personagens. Só que, confesso, em alguns momentos me senti envergonhado com certas cenas — sabe aquela sensação de "ai, não precisava"? Apesar disso, não posso dizer que seja ruim. O dorama cumpre o seu papel de emocionar e entreter, mesmo que de uma forma mais leve e, em alguns trechos, um pouco sem graça.

Comparando com o mangá, ainda prefiro a versão original, Mas, olhando para o dorama de forma isolada, ele tem o seu charme. É uma obra que funciona para quem quer algo fofo e simples , sem grandes pretensões.

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Sweet B*thcy Life

A testament that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach!

Its a story of two guys, both living alone and finding comfort in ach other through good food. One is an awkward cutie college student and one is a suave police officer.

What i liked about it is it's sweet and slow-paced approach to the story. Both characters hinted of having a sad backstory, but that wasnt the focus of the story and was only slightly brushed upon, instead they decided to keep it light and palatable that unfortunately if you look closer may make you feel that the show lacked depth. The intention of the show is just to show life is better experienced with someone you love!

Of course it didnt hurt that they cast two very good looking leads and the Japanese robotic (that should have been patented by now) acting worked out great in its favor. To be perfectly honest, nothing much has been happening every episode and the whole series would have been perfectly ok in maybe 6 episodes but seeing both of the actors just being cute together is enough to keep me watching the show. I also liked Isumi's friends especially Yohei, who acted more like a fairy god BL mother in the story.

HOWEVER, in what feels like a big clickbait BL thirsttrap, I initially thought that they were spoiling the story in the credits sequence which showed a lot of scenes of Isumi and Kyosuke being sweet together and holding hands in public. The truth is those sequences wasnt even shown in the actual series (the same exact sequence and a just a tad more was just shown in the last few minutes as a closing montage of their time together). There was even a time around the middle episodes when i was even questioning whetherthis was in fact just a bromance show and a one-sided unrequited love and that Amasawa only really saw Isumi as a younger brother and Isumi was only misinterpreting Amasawa's actions. Every next episode preview would tease us that something sweet will be happening in the next episode only for it to turn out into nothing the next week. It only really paid off during the last few minutes of the finale and by that time you feel like you just havent seen enough of the two as a couple together.

With that consideration aside, i still feel like it is a good enough show that would even be better binged in a day or two seating. Will i recommend the show? Yes definitely. Will I rewatch? Maybe not entirely.

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