Not a Robot

I think if you go into the series realizing that Off and Gun are not the main focus of this series, you will be fine. I went into the series thinking that Off and Gun were the stars, and when another character was the main focus for several episodes, I was annoyed. The acting and set design are nice. My biggest gripe is, this is probably one of the best characters that Off has ever played, but since he and Gun were on the back burner, I didn't get to see as much of him playing Jane, as I would have liked. I'm not a Babii, so what I'm saying about Off's acting in this series is fro the heart. In my opinion, in this series, he is even better than Gun, one of the best actors on the GMMTV roster.

It's too bad that GMMTV lost track of this series and only regained footing at the end of the series. Episode 11 is the first series I have not fast-forward through since episode 4. Had they not spent so much time on the love triangle, we could have had full episodes on Pie and Pah. They also could have delved into what's in Ryan's head. I'm disappointed that this talented cast has been wasted.

As a viewer, Yu singing was a surprise, since Yu saw Wan sing to Ai. Maybe he was trying to replace the memory. Yo's rap was like a 5th grader's rap to me. However, if I were on the receiving end of these gestures and really cared, I would be embarrassed but touched. I am not a romantic person, but I really like these characters, so I guess that I could empathize with Ai and Ing.

I disagree. Better to be lost media.

Some people do not understand that intimacy and sex are separate. Takara opening up, and moments when they are sitting in the apartment or in a tent are very intimate. I think many people do not understand Japanese culture. The way Taishin speaks in the no-desu form with Takara, which he does not do as much others shows his wanting to engage with Takara. Then there's Takara telling Taishin about his past, which he considers shameful, Taking the last train to see him, and kissing him on the street shows great intimacy. I loved it, but I dislike or am disappointed in shows other people love, such as the Thai version of My Love Mix-Up, so I get it.

Takara calling him, "Taishin" was a big step and that touched me.

Tutor's face is so angelic, and when coupled with his soft voice, it makes me fall for Shan. The conversation between Shan and Ozone was one of the best platonic scenes I've ever seen with Tutor showing Shan's vulnerability, and depth of feeling for Obaun.

Loved this series. Iwase and Konishi did an excellent job with this series. I like the little changes they made to the manga, but they pretty much stuck to the source material. I love slice of life and odd couples so this was my bidoru.

I really enjoyed this series. I didn't realize how much sex appeal Sailub has until this series. I wish it were a 10 episode series so they could have spent more time on JJ and Metas like in the novel.

From page 1. I'm wondering too.

One of the best confession scenes that I've ever seen, especially since it was spontaneous. I had to watch it more than once.

They could have decided on 10 episodes. I'm biased because I really liked the manga though.

That's true.

A wonderful adaptation of an 18+ manga series. They managed to cover 4 volumes of material and convey the emotional part in such a sweet and caring way. The manga is much more sexual, with the exception of leaving those scenes out, they followed the source material closely. The actors did such a good job!

Because there are immature, puritanical viewers who cannot stomach a relationship between two consenting adults with an age gap.

Is there an English translation of this book? I feel like I'm missing some of the inner thoughts of these characters. I looked but could not find one.

This episode was one of the best visually and acting wise. We finally got to see Iwase show a more vulnerable side of Takara when he shares his thoughts with Taishin. The Taishin character is so refreshing because he states his feelings, rather than expecting Takara to "read the air" which is the norm in Japanese culture. Although Takara still expects Taishin to read the air, which he is surprisingly bad at as a Japanese person, at least he is starting to verbalize how he feels.

I agree with that.

I've read the manga volumes that have been translated into English and I love this adaptation because it is mostly sticking to the source material. I understand that it may be frustrating to people who only view the live action series. I think that Kobayashi is wonderful at capturing Taichi's mercurial nature and the fact that although he understands others, he is terrible at reading Kohei's feelings for him.

I think it is up to the student with the disability to determine whether or not something is inefficient, a waste of money or time. Due to ableism and misunderstandings, most universities have an office for students with disabilities.