Lewski

Short one here. BUt like, this show really cared about the queer representation. It really stands out in the way it is genuinely caring about what it means for a queer teenager to live openly. it’s a heartfelt coming-of-age story that explores self-acceptance and the often complicated journey of learning to love yourself. Many people will maybe even relate to Sui when they watch the show. The way the series approaches teenage self-discovery feels universally relatable and uplifting.
While its flawed in a way where I feel that sometimes the top harutora is very strereotypical its also the same with Sui he is very passive and they are very boxcut of the stereotypes. it more than makes up for it with its warmth, sincerity, and the earnestness of its characters. The show is undeniably cute a sweet, honest portrayal of what it’s like to come out and embrace your identity as a teenager.
Whether you’re a longtime BL fan or just looking for a wholesome, happy coming out story, “Hold On, Harutorak-kun” is a series worth devouring. It’s a great representation of queer youth and the joys and challenges of growing up and learning to be yourself.