The Warp Effect (2022)

The plot of the dramas is not similar. Other than that, the production, the actors and their acting skills, and the message that wanted to be given to people and society are similar and pretty good compared to average Thai dramas. Both touch on sensitive topics and end with a powerful conclusion.

Both stories involve a male protagonist trying to piece together clues to unravel a "scandalous" mystery surrounding his interactions with another character(s). He gets his guidance from a porn-obsessed, internet-fluent best friend (who gives pretty bad and/or useless advice). He is also incredibly awkward, a little cowardly, and lacks tact during his investigations.

Talks about similar topics surrounding sex and sex education that are considered taboo in most Asian countries. Shows a variety of queer individuals and their struggles and the FL is similar to Chuai as in she's a feminist, believes in sex positivity. Does however include a supernatural element although it doesn't exactly revolve only around it. It's a great series either way and it made me think of it when watching Let's talk about Chu.

Both dramas are ultimately about sex education, and cover many of the same topics and issues. One of our main leads is a virgin, and is navigating these topics for the first time.

Both stories follow the lives of a bunch of diverse characters along with their sexual lives and preferences in a funny, open and realistic way

Somehow the protagonists in both of these series time warp to the future. The Past-Senger primary story is bl. The Warp Effect's bl is a side story.

Both of these LGBTQ+ explore non-monogamous relationships, queer relationships, queer identities, and issues related to intimacy within romantic relationships.

Both series feature a prominent support storyline with a flight attendant averse to holding down a romantic relationship, and instead prefers one-night stands and friends-with-benefits relationships. They also both feature prominent storylines of sismance and pregnancy, as well as themes around communications and overcoming obstacles in new relationships.

Both of these dramas feature prominent lgbtq+ characters, with the male lead having to solve a mystery surrounding his connection(s) to other characters in order to return to his home timeline/universe.

Both are colorful, quirky, and surrealist ensemble comedies directed by P'Jojo Tichakorn that were released around the same time and hold similiar messages about redemption, sex positivity, and the necessity of community for survival under late-stage capitalism.

Both stories feature prominent storylines with nuanced portrayal of BDSM relationships (main storyline in Love and Leashed; support character storyline in Warp Effect), with the male character being the submissive to his romantic interest.

The concept of time travel. In be my favourite kawi travels from future to past to fix the past with crystal ball being the medium. In case of the warp effect Alex trvales to the future from past to fix the past with a camera being the medium. Both being fixing the past for a better future. The story and events are interesting and intruiging.