Tiny language fun from Fake Fact Lips ep 6: Shito-san is really jealous in this episode. The Japanese word for “jealousy” is 嫉妬, pronounced shitto, so it almost sounds like his name. Basically, Shito gets shitto here.
It’s such a perfect match for how he acts in this episode that I couldn’t un-hear it once I noticed.
Fourever Season 2 is just showing off at this point. I thought the first two arcs already set the bar high, then “Lately, It’s Winter Season” arrived and stole my entire attention span. Three episodes in and I have not fast-forwarded once, which, if you know me, is basically a five-star rating.
Pie is acting in capital letters. From Tiger’s jittery leg during that first hit of attraction, to the way he starts physically avoiding Dueannao once he realizes the feelings are real, to two cry scenes, he commits to every beat.
To me he is a classic “crybaby seme”: emotionally clumsy, a little feral, and painfully soft where it matters, and the show knows that contrast is his whole charm.
Leo, the eldest brother, is giving “well-hidden brocon” by episode 3, all buttoned-up composure that is obviously covering for something. Drama logic says that when he finally cracks, it is going to be brutally funny.
And then there is Dueannao, unfairly endearing by design. His trust is not naive, it is a choice. When he says, “Then protect us well. And if you can’t, at least protect yourself,” that line hits like a thesis statement. No wonder Tiger short-circuits. You do not receive that kind of love and walk away unchanged.
I am firmly in the collar-grabbing phase now. If you have not started Fourever Season 2 or the “Lately, It’s Winter Season” arc, stop overthinking it and just press play. Trust me, you will not regret it.
Fourever Season 2 is just showing off at this point. I thought the first two arcs already set the bar high, then “Lately, It’s Winter Season” arrived and stole my entire attention span. Three episodes in and I have not fast-forwarded once, which, if you know me, is basically a five-star rating.
Pie is acting in capital letters. From Tiger’s jittery leg during that first hit of attraction, to the way he starts physically avoiding Dueannao once he realizes the feelings are real, to two cry scenes, he commits to every beat.
To me he is a classic “crybaby seme”: emotionally clumsy, a little feral, and painfully soft where it matters, and the show knows that contrast is his whole charm.
Leo, the eldest brother, is giving “well-hidden brocon” by episode 3, all buttoned-up composure that is obviously covering for something. Drama logic says that when he finally cracks, it is going to be brutally funny.
And then there is Dueannao, unfairly endearing by design. His trust is not naive, it is a choice. When he says, “Then protect us well. And if you can’t, at least protect yourself,” that line hits like a thesis statement. No wonder Tiger short-circuits. You do not receive that kind of love and walk away unchanged.
I am firmly in the collar-grabbing phase now. If you have not started Fourever Season 2 or the “Lately, It’s Winter Season” arc, stop overthinking it and just press play. Trust me, you will not regret it.
ep 3 of When Oranges Fall crystallized it for me - once you’ve seen a thai teen drama that doesn’t do dawson casting, every other show with 25 year olds in high school just looks like cosplay
I'm already having the beer for you, my favorite yaoi darling! 😁 I really don't want to ship them, fuck it...Pete,…
😭 the costume dept did the BARE minimum and i didn’t even clock it, what does that say about me. also Niran “comfort over brands” is sending me, rich boy with taste
girl SAME, i’m rotating this series in my brain like a microwave plate
bestie you’re making ME melt now 🥹 and listen, if SkyNani can sit there drinking beer together like it’s nothing, we can absolutely have mimosas at sunrise. it’s called RESEARCH
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Shito-san is really jealous in this episode. The Japanese word for “jealousy” is 嫉妬, pronounced shitto, so it almost sounds like his name. Basically, Shito gets shitto here.
It’s such a perfect match for how he acts in this episode that I couldn’t un-hear it once I noticed.
Pie is acting in capital letters. From Tiger’s jittery leg during that first hit of attraction, to the way he starts physically avoiding Dueannao once he realizes the feelings are real, to two cry scenes, he commits to every beat.
To me he is a classic “crybaby seme”: emotionally clumsy, a little feral, and painfully soft where it matters, and the show knows that contrast is his whole charm.
Leo, the eldest brother, is giving “well-hidden brocon” by episode 3, all buttoned-up composure that is obviously covering for something. Drama logic says that when he finally cracks, it is going to be brutally funny.
And then there is Dueannao, unfairly endearing by design. His trust is not naive, it is a choice. When he says, “Then protect us well. And if you can’t, at least protect yourself,” that line hits like a thesis statement. No wonder Tiger short-circuits. You do not receive that kind of love and walk away unchanged.
I am firmly in the collar-grabbing phase now. If you have not started Fourever Season 2 or the “Lately, It’s Winter Season” arc, stop overthinking it and just press play. Trust me, you will not regret it.
Pie is acting in capital letters. From Tiger’s jittery leg during that first hit of attraction, to the way he starts physically avoiding Dueannao once he realizes the feelings are real, to two cry scenes, he commits to every beat.
To me he is a classic “crybaby seme”: emotionally clumsy, a little feral, and painfully soft where it matters, and the show knows that contrast is his whole charm.
Leo, the eldest brother, is giving “well-hidden brocon” by episode 3, all buttoned-up composure that is obviously covering for something. Drama logic says that when he finally cracks, it is going to be brutally funny.
And then there is Dueannao, unfairly endearing by design. His trust is not naive, it is a choice. When he says, “Then protect us well. And if you can’t, at least protect yourself,” that line hits like a thesis statement. No wonder Tiger short-circuits. You do not receive that kind of love and walk away unchanged.
I am firmly in the collar-grabbing phase now. If you have not started Fourever Season 2 or the “Lately, It’s Winter Season” arc, stop overthinking it and just press play. Trust me, you will not regret it.