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I found MGISTM to be very aesthetically pleasing to the eye and it reminded me of Yumi's cells. There aren't much similarities apart from the general 'slice of life feel good romcom' vibe (which is really perfect if you need some giggles, butterflies in your stomach, and spring vibes c: )
Both dramas are so sweet <3
Also, although MGISTM is literally bisexual representation, in Yumi's cells there's one gay character who appears once or twice and from what i remember, there is no more focus on any queer character after that.
Don't forget to check the season 2 of Yumi's cells if you've liked the first season!
Happy watching :D
Both dramas are so sweet <3
Also, although MGISTM is literally bisexual representation, in Yumi's cells there's one gay character who appears once or twice and from what i remember, there is no more focus on any queer character after that.
Don't forget to check the season 2 of Yumi's cells if you've liked the first season!
Happy watching :D
"My Girlfriend Is the Man!" is bisexual representation but not too explicit, so if you've liked it I highly recommend "Love in the Big City" which is about a gay man and his straight bestie.
"Love in the Big City" is a novel that was adapted into a drama AND a movie. Both are about the same story but have different cast, I recommend watching both as they both explore a little differently the story (obviously since a movie is way shorter than a drama)
So if you've liked MGISTM, go binge Love in the Big City for non-censored gayness!
And if you've liked LITBC, you can check MGISTM if you're in for butterflies in the stomach and giggling at the characters' uniqueness and sweetness <3
"Love in the Big City" is a novel that was adapted into a drama AND a movie. Both are about the same story but have different cast, I recommend watching both as they both explore a little differently the story (obviously since a movie is way shorter than a drama)
So if you've liked MGISTM, go binge Love in the Big City for non-censored gayness!
And if you've liked LITBC, you can check MGISTM if you're in for butterflies in the stomach and giggling at the characters' uniqueness and sweetness <3
The Thai series 3 Will Be Free is the ultimate love triangle with a trio involved in openly gay and bisexual relationships. The cast go on an epic, action packed journey with many unexpected twists that keep you guessing. My Girlfriend Is the Man! is also a love triangle between a male character and character that is sometimes male and sometimes female. It plays lightly with BL, GL reconfigurations as the Female lead switches back and forth into a Male lead, variously crushing on her male and female friends. While not as high paced as 3 Will Be Free, the plot similarly keeps you guessing.
Both series leverage gender transformation as a device to explore love, identity, and personal growth. Though My Girlfriend Is the Man! accents comedic romance in a modern college setting, and God’s Favor draws more on youthful fantasy and exploring Shinto folklore, they share a thematic heart: what if the person you love looked completely different—would your love still hold?
Se você gostou de My Girlfriend Is a Real Man, Velha é a Vovozinha é uma ótima recomendação. Os dois têm em comum essa ideia divertida e caótica de “troca de corpos”, cheia de situações engraçadas, mas cada um explora isso de um jeito único.
Em My Girlfriend Is a Real Man, uma mulher acaba no corpo de um homem, enquanto em Velha é a Vovozinha, uma idosa volta a ser jovem de repente. Ambos misturam comédia, emoção, romance e um toque de reflexão sobre identidade, envelhecimento e autoaceitação. São histórias leves, mas com mensagens bonitas, que mostram que às vezes é preciso se ver de outro jeito pra entender quem a gente realmente é.
Em My Girlfriend Is a Real Man, uma mulher acaba no corpo de um homem, enquanto em Velha é a Vovozinha, uma idosa volta a ser jovem de repente. Ambos misturam comédia, emoção, romance e um toque de reflexão sobre identidade, envelhecimento e autoaceitação. São histórias leves, mas com mensagens bonitas, que mostram que às vezes é preciso se ver de outro jeito pra entender quem a gente realmente é.



