Another one of my sweet, feel good series from November. Since I love anything related to fashion, the punk vibe here was such a refreshing and original surprise. Chiaki is a dreamy, disciplined, and creative young guy with a unique punk rock style. Obsessed with seeing his designs on the runway, he comes across as arrogant and indifferent, which pushes people away, but deep down he’s actually pretty insecure.
The “triangle” reflects Chiaki’s inner struggle between chasing his dream (AE) and facing reality (Enaga), while AE/Enaga embody the tension between authenticity and idealized perfection. As Chiaki and Enaga are forced to work together, they slowly build trust and open up to each other, revealing their insecurities and vulnerabilities.
The real charm of the series is definitely the chemistry between Nagano Ryota and Fujibayashi Yasunari, which made it such a fun watch. Their performances are natural, genuine, and convincing. I was instantly won over.
The “triangle” reflects Chiaki’s inner struggle between chasing his dream (AE) and facing reality (Enaga), while AE/Enaga embody the tension between authenticity and idealized perfection. As Chiaki and Enaga are forced to work together, they slowly build trust and open up to each other, revealing their insecurities and vulnerabilities.
The real charm of the series is definitely the chemistry between Nagano Ryota and Fujibayashi Yasunari, which made it such a fun watch. Their performances are natural, genuine, and convincing. I was instantly won over.
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