and your dream became true. we are getting Krist Singto back. They will star in the drama The Ex morning.
In GMMTV official YouTube page, they have released the trailers of all the series that would be airing in second half of 2024. There are so many great series airing this year.
Japanese BLs always hit different. I am so much deeply moved by their love. Even at the young age, Ren took all the blame to protect Kazuma. It is so horrifying that how he was abandoned by his family and sent to a place where he doesn't know anybody and he can't speak the language. It must have been so hard for him. And Kazuma, the moment he wakes up from his illness, he wants to know where is Ren. If not for the both families, they could have talked it out. Ren's life had been so dark. The actors and even the child actors did their roles so well. Such a good BL.
Hello all, I have a few questions. Can anybody clarify if you have read the manga and understood the story? Thanks in advance. 1. Didn't Kazuma like Ren when they were teenagers? In the drama, young Kazuma expected to see the fireworks alone with young Ren and even during the fireworks, he really looked like he liked Ren. Then why didn't he admit to Ren he's gay or bi or pan or that he liked Ren? Ok, when he was 15, it would have been hard to figure out but at least now he was of age to know his sexual preferences. 2. What Hide knew about Ren and Kazuma? What happened that he was so much in tears? He said there were rumors...but there was no clear explanation of them. 3. What was the wristband for? What was the wish Ren had - I guessed it to be wishing for Kazuma to be healthy and happy. 4. In manga, did Ren reunite with his family? How was his life in France - like was he bullied in school or something? Because Ren avoided the question. 5. As per manga, how did Ren suffer after he blamed himself for everything? Is it worse than the drama and if so, what happened? 6. In the manga, after being separated, what did Kazuma do to find Ren? How he came to Tokyo and how he immediately recognized Ren?
I watched it on YouTube few years back idk if they removed it but you can surely find this on some websites
No I can't find the other shows and they don't even have a description here in BL. As far I know, Grey Rainbow is the only BL part while rest of the parts are straight ones.
I watched it on YouTube few years back idk if they removed it but you can surely find this on some websites
Yes Grey Rainbow is present in some websites. But I haven't seen other stories of Views of Love. In MDL, there is only title of those shows and no description except for Grey Rainbow. I thought of watching all parts of Views of Love.
This show is an example that NC scenes are not the only thing audience is craving for. What was that ending? No closure at all...did Trin and Copper end up together since Tul said he would back off? Where Nathee disappeared all of a sudden in last episode? Why he wasn't in Red King? Kita and Kengla joined the band and then Nathee left...so what about Kita and Nathee's relationship? Film took pics of them being together...did he show it to all resulting in Nathee getting thrown out of the band? But then Kita also can't join the band because of those pics. Film is all well and safe in Red King. And then in the first episode itself, they established the fact that Araya and Kiat were a couple. Why even bother with that fact when it doesn't affect the story in any way? And no one simply invests money on an industry without proper research and analysis. Even us kpop fans know how a boyband industry works. Araya competed against a well thriving agency and switches to acting as if its that easy. And she is too calm for her situation, unrealistic. Kita and the dance teacher said they will punish Kiat someday because of plagiarism. Then why Kita joined Red King? And Araya simply accepted the funds from Kiat...if she was this ready why she battled with Kiat's company initially? The only thing I liked is Red King's song and choreography, it had that kpop vibe in it. Beyond The Star's performance wasn't even shown full while they performed on stage - just close-up shots of the cast dancing.
Why Babe needs to 'concentrate'(you know what I mean) before racing? I mean, how concentrating helps his special powers? I don't get that and I am assuming something was lost in translation. Somebody please explain if you know. I know the general idea of omegaverse though I haven't read manga or watched anime on that genre. But, I still expected a certain world building so that the viewers could understand much better. I think even without the omegaverse backdrop, the story was strong enough. They don't have to loosely explain omegaverse. Instead they could just use the term special children like in The Gifted series. The special abilities kinda reminded me of TG and TGG: Charlie's power seems to be inspired by Punn's ability. Pooh being a rookie actor has played his character so well. Pavel's acting was top notch. AlanJeff became my favorite couple in the show very soon. But, the 'way' it ended(pun intended), seemed a bit off for me. First, they made us believe there was a possible PeteWay, then they randomly showed us PeteKenta. No proper explanation or closure. At least they could have kept us guessing like in the case of NorthSonic instead of confusing us. And Way could have been saved...but they chose to let him die. I thought the final battle between Tony and others would be more powerful, but it fell flat. And what happened to Winner and Kenta...no one knows. Pit Babe earns brownies points for some things though - venturing into a genre rarely spoken about, car racing backdrop, no female characters - not even a female side character or guest role, high budget for cinematography and a social problem that is often ignored. Overall: 8/10. A good one-time watch to engage in something new instead of the usual BLs.
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1. Didn't Kazuma like Ren when they were teenagers? In the drama, young Kazuma expected to see the fireworks alone with young Ren and even during the fireworks, he really looked like he liked Ren. Then why didn't he admit to Ren he's gay or bi or pan or that he liked Ren? Ok, when he was 15, it would have been hard to figure out but at least now he was of age to know his sexual preferences.
2. What Hide knew about Ren and Kazuma? What happened that he was so much in tears? He said there were rumors...but there was no clear explanation of them.
3. What was the wristband for? What was the wish Ren had - I guessed it to be wishing for Kazuma to be healthy and happy.
4. In manga, did Ren reunite with his family? How was his life in France - like was he bullied in school or something? Because Ren avoided the question.
5. As per manga, how did Ren suffer after he blamed himself for everything? Is it worse than the drama and if so, what happened?
6. In the manga, after being separated, what did Kazuma do to find Ren? How he came to Tokyo and how he immediately recognized Ren?
And then in the first episode itself, they established the fact that Araya and Kiat were a couple. Why even bother with that fact when it doesn't affect the story in any way? And no one simply invests money on an industry without proper research and analysis. Even us kpop fans know how a boyband industry works. Araya competed against a well thriving agency and switches to acting as if its that easy. And she is too calm for her situation, unrealistic.
Kita and the dance teacher said they will punish Kiat someday because of plagiarism. Then why Kita joined Red King? And Araya simply accepted the funds from Kiat...if she was this ready why she battled with Kiat's company initially?
The only thing I liked is Red King's song and choreography, it had that kpop vibe in it. Beyond The Star's performance wasn't even shown full while they performed on stage - just close-up shots of the cast dancing.
I know the general idea of omegaverse though I haven't read manga or watched anime on that genre. But, I still expected a certain world building so that the viewers could understand much better. I think even without the omegaverse backdrop, the story was strong enough. They don't have to loosely explain omegaverse. Instead they could just use the term special children like in The Gifted series.
The special abilities kinda reminded me of TG and TGG: Charlie's power seems to be inspired by Punn's ability. Pooh being a rookie actor has played his character so well. Pavel's acting was top notch. AlanJeff became my favorite couple in the show very soon.
But, the 'way' it ended(pun intended), seemed a bit off for me. First, they made us believe there was a possible PeteWay, then they randomly showed us PeteKenta. No proper explanation or closure. At least they could have kept us guessing like in the case of NorthSonic instead of confusing us. And Way could have been saved...but they chose to let him die. I thought the final battle between Tony and others would be more powerful, but it fell flat. And what happened to Winner and Kenta...no one knows.
Pit Babe earns brownies points for some things though - venturing into a genre rarely spoken about, car racing backdrop, no female characters - not even a female side character or guest role, high budget for cinematography and a social problem that is often ignored.
Overall: 8/10. A good one-time watch to engage in something new instead of the usual BLs.