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What a Lovely Chaotic Family
I completely enjoyed watching Kita-kun, Our Shared Love from start to finish. It was such an adorable and heartwarming drama.
The story follows an established polyamorous relationship between four people: Minami, Toko, Nishino, and of course, Kita the “angel” who is loved by everyone. Since they all love Kita, they decide to “share” him in their quirky 33% Club, and from there they grow into a family that is always there for one another.
The show kind of uses an episodic format, where each episode brings new challenges or fun developments in the family, with an overall story that digs deeper into each character’s past. Every member of the family has something to overcome in order to move forward and find happiness.
What really makes the drama shine is how wholesome the family dynamic feels. Even though Minami, Toko, and Nishino all love Kita, it’s never about rivalry. Instead, they care deeply for each other and support one another through ups and downs. It’s warm, chaotic, and touching all at once.
I loved all of the leads, each with their own unique personality, and even the side characters were written with care. The chemistry among the cast was a joy to watch.
Overall, this was a fun and refreshing drama that I’d definitely recommend. I’ll truly miss this chaotic, loving family.
The story follows an established polyamorous relationship between four people: Minami, Toko, Nishino, and of course, Kita the “angel” who is loved by everyone. Since they all love Kita, they decide to “share” him in their quirky 33% Club, and from there they grow into a family that is always there for one another.
The show kind of uses an episodic format, where each episode brings new challenges or fun developments in the family, with an overall story that digs deeper into each character’s past. Every member of the family has something to overcome in order to move forward and find happiness.
What really makes the drama shine is how wholesome the family dynamic feels. Even though Minami, Toko, and Nishino all love Kita, it’s never about rivalry. Instead, they care deeply for each other and support one another through ups and downs. It’s warm, chaotic, and touching all at once.
I loved all of the leads, each with their own unique personality, and even the side characters were written with care. The chemistry among the cast was a joy to watch.
Overall, this was a fun and refreshing drama that I’d definitely recommend. I’ll truly miss this chaotic, loving family.
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