Ashu

No hate towards her. She's a lovely actress but in a story where different lifestyles are giving value to and appreciated with different body type, casting a petite woman just take away the purpose of it all. "Oh we'll talk about how people can live in different ways and it's okay to not be in a rat race and everyone is different and that's okay but sn attractive woman still has to be petite " is the message they are giving. It's already hard enough to find a chubby leading lady in a show , they should have atleast done it when the source material requires it. Because of that, the first scene with her where she goes "I bet it doesn't suite me" doesn't make sense. In the manga she thinks that way because she's a chubby woman and feels insecure but here it makes so sense.

She becomes aware in episode 6

That just proves the point that she's not passionate enough for the role. Many actors transform themselves for 5 minutes of screen time and then lose weight. Idk why you are defending the drama so much lol but I'm gonna critisize what I don't like. I do understand the circumstances but there are dramas and actresses out there who put their all to make something with heart. Here it's not the case, so I will point it out.

Yes it's my recent hyperfixation 😭❤️

That's just lazy work. There are multiple chubby actresses out there I'm sure and if they had to cast her , she could've transformed herself for the role. Many actors do that . Not doing that just defies the purpose of the manga

One thing i really dislike in this adaptation is they casted a petite woman to portray Yomogi when she's clearly a little bit on the chubbier side in the manga. I love how the manga portrays all types of body shape women have without sexualizing or demeaning them but choosing to ignore that in the adaptation is just ....

Because they are cowards, despite being gay Eiji wanted to live a "normal" life so he ran to that side with this plan.

It released on Netflix!

Oh i didn't meant to include him in that! I don't care about the fiance at all! I want off my screen haha and omg I'm so excited for the rebellion!

Oh it's about how her mother is never allowed to speak in the house and how her father always talks over her and her fiance is exactly a man like that, who looks over all of that and accepts and embodies all of that misogyny but it's also about his inability to express his vulnerability because men cannot in this patriarchal society and he has to continue to make himself the butt of the joke because that's what someone "stupid" is good at but he's hurting too but can't express it and that's patriarchy at its core. Oh i love this show.

No, unreliable narrator is someone who INTENTIONALLY lies or witholds information from the audience/readers. Hiro genuinely believed that he was getting bullied. In personal weatherman, the dude forgot that conversation ever happened or the significance of the conversation...

It's not unreliable protagonist because Hiro genuinely thought he was getting bullied

If you see the cast list and the character names she's there 😂 they are just trying to scare us

Lmao it's his sister calling

Japan is a very socially rule abiding society. Since Hayakawa was singing every single time imhe wasn't even supposed for example in class or going back home it's something weird to them so they called him disgusting just to bully him

It does contain some amount of angst but not that much

My babies are here! I LOVE THEM so much ! The manga is brilliantly written and the characters are very dear to me so i hope you guys enjoy!

I fear watching long dramas but trust me this one flies by! And at the end you want more!

I'm reading your comment 7 months later after finally watching it with eng subs!

What is the song that played at the end of this episode?