Not Me

- both are bls
- both are related to gang activity
- both have action
- both have strong leads
- both are different from the usual university bl series

Both shows are BL-series that offer a slight commentary on Thai politics and LGBTQ+ issues. The Eclipse has supernatural elements whereas Not Me is more realistic.

If you enjoy watching a bl with dark themes such as violence and suspense, then you would enjoy these two! Must watch bl's if that's your cup of tea.

-Thai Bl
-Same actors
-Same author

Both are mafia and/or gang based dramas with a similar gripping storyline. Both of these dramas are also BL series but one is Thai the other is Taiwanese.

They have some things similar but all in all they are both good and I think you will love it. check it out!!!

Both are dealing with the question of what is justice & equality in society, does a just cause justify violence or criminal action, and how to make the best out of life growing up in averse conditions. The leads need to learn to trust each other first and have a convincing connection with each other.

they have the same actors in both bl dramas, Jumpol Adulkittiporn aka off and Atthaphan Phunsawat aka gun. They are also both the couples in the bl's. and basically they are both bl dramas

They are very very similar . In Not Me the series there were twin brothers and both had totally opposite behaviours , if one is sun then the other is moon . In Twins the series it has the same concept one brother is friendly , playful but the other is cold with an unfriendly nature . In both the series the cold brothers ( Black in Not Me and Zee in Twins ) the other brothers tried to take their brother's places , when they took their brother's places people around them find iyt really strange as they have changed a lot suddenly. In Not Me because of White 's ( the friendly brother) many things changed, he became so friendly with the others and because of his sudden kind nature Sean fell in love with him ( White ) . In Twins also because of Spite's ( the friendly brother ) persuing and friendly behaviour First fell in love with him .... I find this two series very similar but according to me Not Me is more fun as it contains triller , suspense , romance , action soo I love this series so much as it matches my vibes....

DFF is basically Not Me meets Until Dawn (the game) if that makes sense lol

I will warn you though: in DFF everyone is despicable (except White), the acting is lowkey camp (if not ridiculously bad... I'm looking at Top when I say this), and the ending is weird.

Black and White are twins with a powerful connection. After their parents' separation, though, White’s father took him abroad, and their family effectively severed in two. It isn’t until fifteen years have passed that White—now grown—returns to Thailand.

One day, seemingly from nowhere, White feels an agony like death. He recovers in the hospital, but they’re unable to determine the cause. Then he picks up a call from a childhood friend, Tod. Tod tells him that Black is in a coma following a vicious attack, and he learns that Black is in a motorcycle gang. Unable to endure the harm done to his brother in silence, and suspecting it was one of Black’s close friends—Sean, Gram, or Yok—who betrayed him, White disguises himself as Black to root out the traitor.

But White doesn’t know his brother as well as he thought; he’s not behaving like the Black Sean knows, distrustful and uncaring about the feelings of others. Sean's suspicious. The difference gets under Sean's skin and makes him feel things he shouldn’t.

- shared starring cast (First)
- family issues & complex identity struggles
- heavy angst and high emotional stakes
- high-stress environment with little comfort
- themes of tradition, societal pressures, and rebellion
- atmospheric and cinematic tone
- underdog mentality & fighting for recognition
- physical demands & action elements
- themes of duty vs. desires
- complex morality & gray characters
- high visual symbolism

Both shows present and comment on social issues and one of the themes is revenge/karma/change. Both thai dramas are dark, gritty and feature lots of violence.

The general feel is quite simmilar- deception, society issues, crime, family and love.

Both keep you on your toes until the very end and are highly engaging, with beautifully written, complex characters and intriguing and suspensful storylines.

Both are about BL couple, when one of them is connected to the mafia, and the other dosen't. I didn't see MDGO yet, just a trailer but it seems like MDGO is more easygoing while NM is darker, with more action.

yet, I still find the both comprable.