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I'm glad you found the series in a language closer to you.
Thank you for your words about my reviews. I will continue working on them.

Of course, but from the first moment one can have an idea about it. I don't think Japanese version lovers are enjoying this version.

Hello. I fully agree with your opinions.

Hello. Maybe because they can't stand the idea that the Thai version is better, as if the creators and actors were competing for an award for best version?

Of trafficking in human organs too, like in the movies?

Denying the person you love or with whom you are building a relationship because of a teacher's homophobia? Deny yourself because of what others will say? If you don't understand internal homophobia. If the word "homophobia" is crossed out in your dictionary.
Up, guys, if you are one of those who, like a bulldozer, run over the homophobes, as demonstrated in the episode in which, once the play was over, in chapter 2, they crushed the students who They wanted to put labels on them.
The first date of the two boys who are "more than friends, not boyfriends yet": luxury. Among the best quotes of all BL. It helped them get to know and discover each other, with hands intertwined and a perennial smile on their lips, despite even the fear of heights, with surprises galore, one helping the other to overcome their fears because if at other times courage is due The fear of losing the loved one today is not so dangerous.
What a cute couple Matmee (Pahn) and Half (Chokun)!

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask me. I will gladly clarify and translate or explain.

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Hello. My native language is Spanish. I saw it in this language, but with slight difficulties, since in some moments, few, in fact, it was not with subtitles or subtitles.
In this language I could tell you where to see it. You will tell me.

Cassiesaid I was thinking of writing a review about the Italian series Prisma, Season Two, by Ludovico Bessegato, from Prime Video, recently released, in the FA rankings it occupies position 14 among the best Best Italian series of all time and is about two twin brothers identical teenagers who defy gender norms in different ways on a journey of self-discovery that involves their group of friends who are also trying to find their place in the world, but if you say good shows shouldn't be "defended" Well, I'm hesitating. That you believe? Cheered me up?
I also like the Japanese version, but that is NOT going to blind me and prevent me from recognizing the ethical and aesthetic values ​​of the Thai version.

I correct you: I am NOT the only one who says it is a successful series. The ranking shows it, the posts demonstrate it, the results around the world confirm it.
Who says that the best series and films don't have their merits pointed out?
What critic would refuse that?

The scene you are referring to is not the first scene in which small details of queer coding that are works of art and the issue of the obvious sexual tension of this pair of friends are shown.
That scene is, without a doubt, one of the most homoerotic scenes of the year.
We knew that they had both grown apart and although we imagined the reason, it was not clear until episode 5, right in that scene in the showers.

How beautiful this Wednesday's chapter, like the previous ones! Q waiting for Toey's consent and giving it to him to make love for the first time. Q, who at first did not accept Phum willingly, shares with him and laughs at his jokes. That is, he knows about his love for his friend Peem. I waited for Peem to introduce her parents to Phum as her boyfriend.
And when it was time to pick up the bats and balls, speaking in baseball terms, another couple fell, that of Matthew (JJ) and Mick (Tee). I didn't expect this. It seems that Beer (Pepper) will be the only one to leave blank. 16 episodes? When I found out the number of episodes I thought they were too many, that the viewer could easily lose interest. Today series are being made with 8, 10, maximum 12 episodes. However, the creators have managed to keep the series on the rise with incredible freshness and a good balance between the couples.

Of course, and Geminis and Fourth demonstrate it in this series, in which their characters masterfully represent the characters of the manga. But, as you well recognize, you should not know anything about this, since you are "a big fan of weapons, but I love cooking, I don't even watch episodes." I mean, you said it yourself: any comment from you about this particular series would not be serious or objective.

With more than one million 200 thousand posts and millions of views, the series My Love Mix-Up! It is positioned as number ONE in several countries around the world, such as Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia, the Philippines, Vietnam, and among the top positions in many others, such as Chile, Poland, Italy, Brazil, Singapore. On several platforms, such as MDL (it can be verified in the photos of the series on this platform) it is recognized.

@AsimasifAsiya Better explained, impossible.

If the series is childish (and I don't see it that way) it is due to the manga. The characters in the Thai version are faithful to the characters in the manga. Just because Atom's character is clumsy, somewhat silly, frank, childish, nervous, shy and in love, does not mean that the series is childish. It is very typical of many teenagers to be like him. This is how Wataru Hineruke conceived the character. And Fourth draws it masterfully. As user Anne explained in a comment recently: "Aoki in manga aka Atom is 10x worse than Atom in the series."
On the other hand, Kongthap is the complete opposite. Atom and Kongthap are a cute couple whose opposite personalities complement each other. The extravagance of one strikes a perfect balance with the seriousness of the other, as they highlight the best qualities of each.

If the series is childish (and I don't see it that way) it is due to the manga. The characters in the Thai version are faithful to the characters in the manga. Just because Atom's character is clumsy, somewhat silly, frank, childish, nervous, shy and in love, does not mean that the series is childish. It is very typical of many teenagers to be like him. This is how Wataru Hineruke conceived the character. And Fourth draws it masterfully. As Anne explained well: "Aoki in manga aka Atom is 10x worse than Atom in the series."
On the other hand, Kongthap is the complete opposite. Atom and Kongthap are a cute couple whose opposite personalities complement each other. The extravagance of one strikes a perfect balance with the seriousness of the other, as they highlight the best qualities of each.

Despite the bill that legally recognizes equal marriage having been approved by the Senate of Thailand on June 18 of this year when the majority of members of the upper house approved it with 130 votes in favor, 4 against and 18 abstentions the third and final reading of the document, which reflects the support that was expressed from the House of Representatives in March, equal marriage is not yet legal, but I do not doubt it will be soon. Thailand would thus become the first country in Southeast Asia to pass a law of this type and the third in Asia, after Nepal and Taiwan. Now, after its ratification by both chambers of the legislative power, the law will be sent to the Government Cabinet and then to the king, who must sign it. If everything goes as expected, it would come into force 120 days after its first publication in the Royal Gazette. That is to say, the Law, still a Draft today, is expected to be effective in the last months of 2024, after passing some formal procedures.

Despite the bill that legally recognizes equal marriage having been approved by the Senate of Thailand on June 18 of this year when the majority of members of the upper house approved it with 130 votes in favor, 4 against and 18 abstentions the third and final reading of the document, which reflects the support that was expressed from the House of Representatives in March, equal marriage is not yet legal, but I do not doubt it will be soon. Thailand would thus become the first country in Southeast Asia to pass a law of this type and the third in Asia, after Nepal and Taiwan. Now, after its ratification by both chambers of the legislative power, the law will be sent to the Government Cabinet and then to the king, who must sign it. If everything goes as expected, it would come into force 120 days after its first publication in the Royal Gazette. That is to say, the Law, still a Draft today, is expected to be effective in the last months of 2024, after passing some formal procedures.