Official full MV of the theme song: https://youtu.be/wqxs8k5OudU Turn CC on for Engsub. The lyrics perfectly describe Yuichi and Oto's relationship, it had me in tears.
I'm only at week 9 so far but damn, they're such a lovely couple. I never thought Fumi and Masataka could have chemistry this cute.
This is my first asadora btw, now that I read the comments I'm kinda curious about what makes this one so different from other asadoras (aside from the leads not being solely female).
Darn, I wish I could have said it better! You covered it all very well. I liked the series but felt frustrated…
You're welcome and thank you! I'm not an English native speaker so I wasn't sure if I wrote it well enough ^^
I don't think indecisiveness is her nature though. She has always been decisive and straightforward with her opinions, that's why Micchi wanted to team up with her to start a company.
It was when she realized she had romantic feelings for Wataru and started losing interest in Kento (and in otome games generally) that her beliefs got all shaken. And then she started making decisions that she thought were best for others but not for herself: letting Wataru go because it'd be better for him to grow, ending her beloved game LovePega for the sakes of her employees' future, dating Micchi to respond to his feelings (which she couldn't). It's true that her decisions was off, that was because she didn't face herself and her feelings.
Without any interests and motivation, she couldn't go on like before, not only she lost everything, she also lost herself completely. She found Wataru but now she's the one getting lost. And when she finally opened ForestLove to play, she found Luna, a character that "was reborn once given the chance to face himself, learned to love himself for who he was", she was saved again by an otome game character that Wataru created.
Sorry for my lenghty reply, that is what I understood from the drama. That's why I said the message they tried to convey was consistent. I wanted to wrote all that in respond to the comments criticized Izumi but I wasn't sure if I should haha.
But yeah, I also gave this one an 8. It was enjoyable :)
ahhh i loooove the way they let us know that Hidaka is gay/bi and enjoy doing feminine things, it's so subtle…
yeah i know hahaha they just cut all that unnecessary crap and go straight to the point with this drama. anyway, fasten your seatbelt and enjoy this one, it's gonna be wild ride.
ahhh i loooove the way they let us know that Hidaka is gay/bi and enjoy doing feminine things, it's so subtle…
LOL Why are you asking for spoilers when you're about to start the drama? To answer your question: Yes, he did. Riku knew and Hidaka knew that Riku knew xD They never actually told each other though, they just figured it out on their own. Another thing I love about this drama is that the main characters never had to explain the body-swap situation to anyone else. A very few other characters figured out the truth only because they were really closed to Mochizuki and noticed the differences.
I don't think it was Micchi. Micchi walks in right after he's seen texting, but we don't see anything. I constantly…
At the end of the last episode they actually showed a preview of a spinoff named "Boku no Oshi wa Oujisama" (Eng: My Best is Fair Prince), i'm guessing it's about Arisu's story.
I'm a little surprised, judging from the comments, I thought this would be another cheesy rom-com that slowly goes downhill but this was actually a good watch. Yes, it's not excellent but it got my attention and I binged it in one night. I didn't feel much of the frustration some users mentioned below, maybe because I watched the whole drama in one go, the story seemed to flow smoother? There's a message that the drama tries to convey consistently from the start till the very end and I think that's one of the best parts about this drama. Also I like the way they showed Wataru's growth through his hand writings getting neater and prettier as time goes by.
The 3 leads did a good job and they were really charming (and oh my god Dean looks like he's still in his 30s!!) Most characters were very likable, basically no villain. The opening theme song by Dean is very catchy it's been ringing in my head the whole day lol.
Lovely ending, I really liked that scene where he was so fed up with the bad timings that he had to lock the door hahaha that was cute.
It's so good and beautifully made. I love everything about it. Suda Masaki and Arimura Kasumi are gonna stay as Mugi-kun and Kinu-chan for a long while in my eyes and my mind, it's like the characters were written for them. The little details filled my heart with joy and emotions (I, too, cried while reading Houseki no Kuni) and that whole thing about the earphones was *chef kiss*. Gosh, there were so many quotes I want to burn into my heart. Definitely gonna rewatch this for many more times. The ending is just perfect to me I don't care what others say about it. Simply brilliant. Sasuga ne, Sakamoto Yuji-sensei.
trailer looks really interesting and beautifully shot, catchy theme song. i know it's supposed to be a web drama but i'm not sure if the vertical video resolution is a good idea though.
Turn CC on for Engsub. The lyrics perfectly describe Yuichi and Oto's relationship, it had me in tears.
This is my first asadora btw, now that I read the comments I'm kinda curious about what makes this one so different from other asadoras (aside from the leads not being solely female).
I don't think indecisiveness is her nature though. She has always been decisive and straightforward with her opinions, that's why Micchi wanted to team up with her to start a company.
It was when she realized she had romantic feelings for Wataru and started losing interest in Kento (and in otome games generally) that her beliefs got all shaken. And then she started making decisions that she thought were best for others but not for herself: letting Wataru go because it'd be better for him to grow, ending her beloved game LovePega for the sakes of her employees' future, dating Micchi to respond to his feelings (which she couldn't). It's true that her decisions was off, that was because she didn't face herself and her feelings.
Without any interests and motivation, she couldn't go on like before, not only she lost everything, she also lost herself completely. She found Wataru but now she's the one getting lost. And when she finally opened ForestLove to play, she found Luna, a character that "was reborn once given the chance to face himself, learned to love himself for who he was", she was saved again by an otome game character that Wataru created.
Sorry for my lenghty reply, that is what I understood from the drama. That's why I said the message they tried to convey was consistent. I wanted to wrote all that in respond to the comments criticized Izumi but I wasn't sure if I should haha.
But yeah, I also gave this one an 8. It was enjoyable :)
To answer your question: Yes, he did. Riku knew and Hidaka knew that Riku knew xD They never actually told each other though, they just figured it out on their own.
Another thing I love about this drama is that the main characters never had to explain the body-swap situation to anyone else. A very few other characters figured out the truth only because they were really closed to Mochizuki and noticed the differences.
The 3 leads did a good job and they were really charming (and oh my god Dean looks like he's still in his 30s!!) Most characters were very likable, basically no villain. The opening theme song by Dean is very catchy it's been ringing in my head the whole day lol.
Lovely ending, I really liked that scene where he was so fed up with the bad timings that he had to lock the door hahaha that was cute.
The ending is just perfect to me I don't care what others say about it.
Simply brilliant. Sasuga ne, Sakamoto Yuji-sensei.