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Both are stories featuring polyamorous relationships transitioning into having a new nesting partner.

There are two polyamorous dramas this jdrama season! This is the other one. Both feature relationships where partners live with each other in a kitchen-table style dynamic

Both are indie productions featuring throuples. While in Between Complete and Incomplete, theyre an established throuple considering moving in with each other, Three of Us instead gets a look at a throuple from beginning to end.

Both of these feature unconventional queer relationships that involve photographers. The vibes are very different though. Between Complete and Incomplete is more indie/quirky while Utsukushii Kare is more desperate...? Not sure how to explain

Both stories are about people trying nonmonogamy and working through their issues. They have similar endings as well where

SPOILERS they end up not satisfied with nonmonogamy but some of the relationship still survives even after changing.

Both stories involve cheating that

SPOILERS leads to polyamorous relationships where one of the leads ends up pregnant.

In episode 4, they make references to Ikebukuro West Gate Park. It was really fun to watch after knowing the source material. Both shows are by the same director, and the lead actor is the same. Even the writer is the same too.

They both have similar directing styles of choppy cuts that zoom-in, and off-center closeups. Their eccentric off-beat storyline ans characters are fun to get to know. IBWGP is more silly, but both stories have their own charm.

Both feature a protagonist that is homeless who ends up moving in with the other protagonist to escape homelessness, and then beginning an unusual relationship with each other.

Both start off with a love interest literally found in the trash. Said love interest then moves in with the person who finds them. They also both feature protagonists who have or do sleep with people for housing.

These both have beautiful posters, toxic queer love, and great and creative cinematography. Only on episode 1 so far, but I couldn't help but think of this while watching.

Please are you kidding me, "I don't care what you are." Girl if you know you know.

Anyway, both of these stories are about a young girl crossdressing to find work and her handsome older boss falling in love with her only to have a bi panic. The men start off clearly in love with a woman. And everyone is very passionate about the work they do whether that's passion for music or passion for coffee.