Mu-Te-Luv: Fortune Says Hi (2025)

Un vrai plaisir mis à part sa fin.

Oui un vrai petit plaisir. C'est mignon, bien joué, logique, avec des moments drôles et un travail de fond sur le scénario que je n'attendais pas vu le format court.
La Backstorie est très intéressante et tout les personnages sont attachants. Une belle tranche de vie avec une belle réalisation.

Seul bémol, vu le format, on aurait pu se passer de l'éternel drama de fin de série, mais non. Et en plus il traine en longueur pour se résoudre stupidement. Vraiment inutile et stupide.

Heureusement, ça ne gâche pas non plus l'ensemble que je pourrais revoir avec plaisir.

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I only wish it never had to end

Despite there only being four episodes, the pacing was always perfect. Each episode makes sure a lot is accomplished without giving the feeling of progress being rushed. We're given enough time to understand Err at the start while also being given room to understand him more as he lets down his walls around Mawin. At the same time, we get to learn about Mawin at a reasonable pace throughout the show. We are given hints from early on that there is more to him than what Err sees, without exposing it all at once so that we as viewers can get to know him alongside Err.

While the stakes seem high for the characters, there's no shortage of comedy. We're obviously not given as much time to learn about all of the supporting characters as we get with the leads, but they don't lack depth for the most part. We get to see them being kids and having fun. We see they have their own flaws, motivations, and goals. They aren't just there to be forgotten.

As for the lead actors, I think these roles really suited them. Sea's acting in previous work was on the weaker side; however, playing a socially awkward character in this series worked in his favour. It didn't feel like watching a charismatic actor pretending to be shy. It felt like watching a socially awkward teenager opening up, which is what you want. You don't want to watch a show and just see the actor. The best acting is when it's as though we are watching the lives of real people. And of course, his acting has improved as well. Keen also did a great job. He can believably portray both the fun-loving side of Err and the studious, anxious Err without making either one seem forced. Both leads clearly put effort into their portrayals and it carries the show.

There isn't a single scene that feels wasted or without purpose, and there aren't any visual plot holes aside from typical changes in position between takes. You can go back to rewatch episodes to look in the background or at smaller details, and they line up with later parts of the story. There's a good balance in the use of music, where it's not constantly crammed in and we are left to listen to the ambiance during certain scenes. Conflict in the show is reasonable and not drawn out for the viewers at least. I think with just one more episode, it would be the perfect show for me.

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