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I'm pretty sure that Thun was just teasing Met, because he said he liked him from since they first met. It' s not unheard of for kids around that age to start having crushes, especially on figures who are older (for example I had the biggest crush on my older brothers best friend who was a senior, from the time I was in elementary school clear up until almost the end of middle school even if it was never even close to being reciprocated). It's pretty obvious to me that Met didn't start seeing Thun in a romantic way until later in the series. I don't even think he realized it was a possibility for him to like Thun until they started spending time together and that only happened after Thun was older. I'd also point out that Thun was laughing when he brought it up and Met's face looked like "uh...yea no, but whatever you say" lol. Also, just because Met was around for 20 more years as a ghost it doesn't mean that he matured passed the age of 20 since that was when he died. That's how I feel any way. I don't start worrying until there's an obvious disparity in age and they're pushing a romantic angle regardless.

People are seriously exaggerating. Yes the ending was sad, but the rest of the series made up for it in spades. Might not be your cup of tea but for me the relationship between the main characters was stellar. The realism they brought to their acting was on point.

Even if the ending is sad (definitely wait until you feel like you can handle it), I would recommend watching it. I'm not entirely sure why people keep saying it's the worst History when that's pretty far from the truth. It's honestly one of the best, I'd said it's in my top two or three. The chemistry between the main characters is out of this world and the acting is pretty phenomenal. They also did a great job with the directing and production. Literally the very last episode is where things went wrong for me, and it doesn't really even have to do with the way things ended. You could watch up until the last episode and then skip the ending lol. I'd say give it a shot if you haven't already.

I'll admit, I was waiting for it too lol Manaow was my girl throughout the whole series.

This series. What to say about this series. My main issues with it are that for one, I felt there was a huge disconnect between Pharm and Dean (imo mainly stemming from Fluke which was surprising to me because I know he can act really well), and two I felt like it dragged and was disjointed after the first few episodes. The storyline was interesting but the further we went into it the more convoluted it felt, and imo it wasn't helped by the number of repeated flashbacks. I don't know how many times we saw In and Korn's last moments but when you start getting de-sensitized to such a painfully shocking scene it's been too many times. I was very impressed by Earth and Nine (particularly Earth) throughout though. Still massively in love with Win lol I honestly wouldn't mind a season two between Win and Team at all because I ended up really intrigued by their characters. Overall it wasn't my favorite series ever but I also didn't dislike it? I'm kind of disappointed because I feel like it had the potential to be amazing especially with the topics they were delving into, but it didn't quite reach that for me, unfortunately.

No problem lol it can get confusing because they just change the year if there's been no announcement

Is the description supposed to make sense or...is it just me?

While I don't agree with and am disappointed by Mean (and Perth's) decision, I wish them all the best and don't think they deserve to get crucified. I'll add that my personal opinion on their decision has nothing to do with them wanting to branch out and grow as actors.but more with thinking they should be basing this decision on the quality of the acting role, not necessarily if it's BL or not. I also think that's the crux of the problem. Too often BL is seen as brainless fluff where the roles aren't serious or challenging. And if we're honest that's what a lot of it is, due to writers, producers, and directors not elevating their work. I'm hoping this changes as I've seen a trend in this shifting slightly with there being better written, acted and produced BL series more often. Playing a "gay" role shouldn't be shunted into a niche where actors feel they have to say they'll never play a role like that again to be "taken seriously". It's really disheartening.

I hope they do this justice, one of the first manga I ever read.

I think it says everything about the plot that it doesn't matter who is playing the roles, I'm always just anticipating MingKit.

This has been in the works for over a year now. The date has never been announced which is why people are asking if it has aired yet. The dates above are only placeholders until the date gets announced.

I'll be honest...I'm not entirely convinced by the trailer for this one but I'll give it a chance.

It took a few episodes for this to pick up for me, even though I've always felt the chemistry between Tutor and Fighter is off the charts, it seemed like they spent too much time with unnecessary teasing. Now we're finally getting somewhere. And I'll admit I wasn't too sure about Zon and Saifah in the beginning but the last two episodes have completely won me over to their camp, they're damn adorable and I love that their relationship is finally developing more naturally now that Zon has stopped with the gay panic lol

I really loved the series so I hope they do the movie justice. The way the series was filmed was spot on, the character-building especially was great, you ended up falling in love with all of them. I was really bummed to see the actors were different as the two who played the main roles in the series knocked it out of the park but it's understandable considering the age difference that is needed.

I'm so in love with Tine and Sarawat. I'm really enjoying their dynamic.

What kind of twisted plot is this?

I love Strongberry's films, they always do such an excellent job.

I'm ready for more Tutor/Fighter, their chemistry is already off to a great start. I'm not entirely sure about the rest of the characters yet, but it's early days. It's been funny and cute, though a bit over the top at times. Saint is definitely carrying the series for me right now, but I have high hopes for everyone else. When they explained the way the concentrated on the acting development/classes before the series, I can definitely see what they mean. The main actors, so far have been very expressive in a positive way. I can especially see it between Saint and Zee, just their facial expressions and the way they emote through their eyes has been very convincing. I'll never get over the looks on Saint's face when he was being bullied by Zee's character during their first-year flashbacks lol I haven't read the book yet, but those moments convinced me Fighter's had a thing for Tutor from the first time he saw him.

Wow, the comment sections are wilding these days. All I've got to say is that WinTeam is everything for me right now. More like Win/Boun's smile is everything to me right now lol my problems with the storyline are more to do with the script and poor development. I'm also pretty surprised by Fluke's acting, I've seen him be much more dynamic in roles so I'm not quite sure what's happening with this series. Overall, I've seen worse, there are really cute moments but something about the series, in general, isn't balanced very well. It could be that it's felt unnecessarily stretched out. I can't quite put my finger on it. Still enjoying it though.

I'm so excited for this, the first episode was a great start.