Kiseki Chapter 2

Kiseki (2024) ฤดูปาฏิหาริย์ 5/10

สำหรับเรื่อง Kiseki ฤดูปาฏิหาริย์ โดยภาพรวมถือว่าอยู่ในระดับพอใช้ ตัวซีรีส์ดำเนินเรื่องแบบค่อยเป็นค่อยไป ถ่ายทอดบรรยากาศการท่องเที่ยวในญี่ปุ่น พร้อมแนะนำสถานที่สำคัญต่าง ๆ ได้อย่างน่าสนใจ ความใกล้ชิดของตัวละครค่อย ๆ พัฒนาไปสู่ความรักอย่างเป็นธรรมชาติ
ส่วนตัวมองว่าแก่นเรื่องถือว่าดี มีไอเดียที่น่าสนใจ แต่ความเข้มข้นอาจยังไม่มากพอ ทำให้บางช่วงจังหวะของเรื่องดูเนิบไปเล็กน้อยจนแอบรู้สึกเบื่อ หากเพิ่มปม หรือเสริมความตื่นเต้นให้มากขึ้น น่าจะช่วยยกระดับความน่าสนใจและคะแนนของเรื่องได้มากทีเดียว
ด้านการแสดง นักแสดงมีเสน่ห์ น่ารัก และเคมีเข้ากันดี แม้บางฉากอาจดูแข็งไปบ้าง แต่โดยรวมยังถือว่ารับได้ สิ่งที่อยากชื่นชมเป็นพิเศษคือโปรดักชันภาพที่ทำออกมาได้ดีมาก ภาพสวย มุมกล้องและโทนสีถ่ายทอดบรรยากาศออกมาได้อย่างน่าประทับใจ
สำหรับเพลงประกอบซีรีส์อย่าง “Miss U” OST. ทั้งเวอร์ชันไทยและญี่ปุ่น ก็ไพเราะมาก ช่วยเสริมอารมณ์ของเรื่องได้ดีและเป็นอีกจุดที่ทำให้ซีรีส์น่าจดจำ
โดยรวมแล้วเป็นซีรีส์ที่มีแนวคิดน่าสนใจ แม้จะมีทั้งจุดเด่นและจุดที่ยังพัฒนาได้เพิ่มเติม ทั้งหมดนี้เป็นความคิดเห็นส่วนตัวนะครับ ใครสนใจสามารถรับชมย้อนหลังได้ทางแอปพลิเคชัน Viu ครับ

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Was okay

I don’t write reviews very often, but it wasn’t that bad. I watched it on GagaOOlala. The explicit scenes were quite surprising, but nothing that I haven’t already seen from a Thai series. The story wasn’t really anything special. Just exploring Tokyo and experiencing Japanese life from a Thai tourist perspective. I liked P and the twins. Beboy was a bit strange to me. However could be because his acting was a bit off. I realize that these are new actors though. I also enjoyed when the twins sang. They have beautiful voices. I think what attracted me to this series originally is because it was filmed in Japan and considering that I live in Japan, it was well interesting to see it from a touristic perspective. I wish Chapter 1 was released, but I have heard that it isn’t going to be available due to an actor leaving.

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Olha, não é que eu não tenha gostado, pq eu gostei sim. Mas é nitidamente uma produção bem simples. Acho que os meninos são lindos e com um futuro brilhante...maaaaaaaaas, achei as cenas de hot um pouco apelativas (mesmo tendo gostado). Acho que a proposta era bacana e diferente (embora fosse previsível), mas, para mim, faltou direção e continuidade. POdiam ter explorado melhor a parte musical, já que os meninos tocam e cantam muito bem. O final é uma situação à parte: que final insatisfatório... não é triste, mas você vai passar raiva com certeza... assista para passar o tempo, mas não é um dos meus preferidos.

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It’s like eating fruit under a full moon

If you start the show prepare yourself. Prepare yourself to receive a shit ton of second hand embarrassment and full on ass cheeks in yo face lol. There’s a plot sure but is it a good one? Simply no.
But let me tell you, people did not stay and watch this show for the plot *insert smirk emoji*. Imagine playboyy the series (I hate that awful show) but with a plot that makes more sense and well better NC scenes.
These actors might not be the best at acting but they sure do know how to make out with each other hahahaha.
Anyways yea the show is like a terrible car wreck that you just can’t take your eyes off of.

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Sans ambiance...

Kiseki Chapter 2 me fait penser à ces dramas qui ne sont pas totalement mauvais, mais qu'on regarde en cas de dernier recours, comme un grignotage un dimanche après-midi.

Pour ma part, mon plus gros problème est son macque de caractère. Il n'a aucune identité qui lui soit propre. Il existe, voilà tout. La photographie est jolie, mais elle n'a aucune ambiance. Si l'histoire avec un petit potentiel, l'absence d'ambiance brise rapidement le charme. Encore une fois, ce n'est pas un drama mauvais ou à bannir, mais il ne dégage rien qui puisse le rendre mémorable.

J'applaudis les acteurs pour le dévouement des scènes intimes. Néanmoins, le fait de n'avoir aucune ambiance m'interroge sur leur intérêt. De plus, elles manquaient de subtilité et d'élégances. Tout montrer n'a pas été une brillante idée. La gestuelle n'était pas nécessaire.

En bref, Kiseki Chapter 2 est un drama qui tombera dans l'oubli, bien que je ne doute pas que les réseaux sociaux en tireront avantage grâce aux scènes intimes. Malgré le travail passable des acteurs, l'absence totale d'ambiance reste son principal défaut.

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Kiseki Chapter 2 — A Different Kind of Romance That Deserved More Credit

I think Kiseki Chapter 2 is one of those dramas that many people misunderstood. Going into it expecting a traditional BL romance is probably the biggest mistake you can make. This isn't a story about finding the love of your life. It's about four adults crossing paths during a short period of their lives and discovering something about themselves through those encounters. That's exactly why I enjoyed it.

The story is deliberately simple. Two Thai friends reunite in Japan and unexpectedly meet a pair of twins who are also trying to find their own direction in life. Their journey isn't built around dramatic twists or endless misunderstandings. Instead, it's about conversations, travelling together, making memories, and accepting that not every meaningful relationship has to last forever. I found that refreshingly mature.

One thing I particularly appreciated is that the series doesn't treat physical intimacy as the reward for true love. Here, attraction, affection, loneliness, and companionship all coexist without forcing every relationship into the same romantic formula. That makes the characters feel much closer to real adults than many BL protagonists.

The cast also deserves more credit than they usually receive. BeBoy brings a contagious enthusiasm that keeps the story alive, while the twins, Pan and Plai, offer two completely different personalities despite sharing the screen. I especially liked the natural chemistry between the actors. Knowing that several of them had already worked together before probably helped create that sense of familiarity, making the relationships feel relaxed rather than overly rehearsed.

The Japanese setting is another major strength. Rather than simply using Japan as a postcard, the series creates the feeling of travelling alongside the characters. It made me want to pack my bags and explore those places myself. The production is modest, but it uses its locations intelligently, giving the drama a warm and authentic atmosphere.

The intimate scenes naturally attracted the most attention, but I never felt they existed purely for fan service. All four actors are adults, comfortable with what they're portraying, and the physical intimacy feels consistent with the mature tone of the story. Instead of feeling exploitative, those moments reinforce the idea that these characters are living in the present rather than chasing fairy-tale romances.

Final Thought

Kiseki Chapter 2 won't satisfy viewers looking for a conventional BL with a perfectly wrapped-up romance. That's precisely why I appreciated it. It tells a quieter, more realistic story about people meeting at the right moment in their lives, even if that moment isn't meant to last forever. It may not be for everyone, but I found it far more thoughtful than its reputation suggests.

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What are we doing here?

Tbh I can't recall ever being this bored watching the first episode of any drama. This episode was supposed to draw us in and make us excited for the rest of the show. This review doesn't contain any spoilers, but honestly, there's nothing to spoil because nothing happened. This was so incredibly boring I cannot express it enough. I try to give everything a fair first shot. I never change a new song before I've gotten through the first minute and I usually never fast-forward through a drama on the first episode. I think I got to 13 mins before I put it on 2x speed. The drama only has 6 episodes! There is no reason for the plot to be moving this slowly. This was such a buzz kill. And again this has nothing to do with the Taiwanese BL Kiseki Dear to Me, but I wished so bad that any of the quality of that show rubbed off on this similarly titled show. I won't drop it because I'm a masochist. I already made it through the first episode, however, I will probably not continue to watch it in real-time and wait to binge it at the end.

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Yawn generator, its main feature

Again hugging a tree that draws attention because "my mom said." Again talking about photography. Again, agreeing on whether to let the two strange boys into the house when they are left without a hotel reservation. Once again imposing rules of coexistence. Again speaking badly about a person without realizing that they are listening to us. Once again the overwhelming fatigue of everyday life. Again the same formulas seen in… so many other times. But we have already seen this, in other scenarios and with other actors. Where did the magic and surprise travel? Where did they hide? Or are they scarce and exhausted goods?
I am not given to expressing opinions, much less in the form of a review, when it comes to a series, film or short film that does not catch my attention, but with 'Kiseki Chapter 2', the BL drama from 9NAA, a romantic comedy between four handsome men set in Tokyo, the Japanese capital, made me break with self-imposed things.
With this premise, to which is added the fact that it is a series with the protagonist of P Ekkapop Tata (P), Nanthakorn Sringenthap (Beboy), Jirachot Chotticomporn (Pan) and Chattrin Chotticomporn (Plai), the last three protagonists of 'Beyond the Star', I was curious.
I like the idea of ​​a romantic story (I prefer this term to the usual gay love or homosexual love or simply BL) that takes place "far from home" for the protagonists. But I immediately objected to being from the same company that produced 'Check Out' and 'My Blessing', so I was suspicious from the first moment.
And since I learned about the synopsis about a romance between Thai boys visiting Japan, it reminded me of that classic film that is 'Present Perfect (แค่นี้ก็ดีแล้ว / Khae ni k dilaew), from 2012 and its sequel , 'Present Still Perfect' (แค่นี้ก็ดีแล้ว Part 2 / Khae ni k dilaew Part 2), 2020.
As in the aforementioned films, the boys meet, accidentally, during a trip to Japan. And they will only have the few days (in this case 6) that their stay in the Land of the Rising Sun lasts for P and Beboy to meet and fall in love with the twins Pan and Plai, in that same order.
As they get closer and learn a lot about the meaning of life, their time in the country they visit runs out. Furthermore, one of them, P, has lived there for some years. What will happen then when they have to separate? Will they stay together? Will their feelings survive or will they only be content to store beautiful memories in their hearts?
I said to myself: "If it can be 1 percent as good as the films of Thai director Aaam Soisa-ngim, the series is worth watching. If the four protagonists can be 1 percent as good in their roles as they were Kritsana Maroukasonti as Oat and Tonawanik Adisorn as Toey in the aforementioned films, it would be worth seeing."
But soon my cry of euphoria was drowned in discouragement and dissatisfaction. Yes, we are faced with a BL audiovisual that escapes from those stories focused on teenage or school romance, which is not bad at all, but they can get tiring.
So far, and I doubt it will happen, there is no emotional and visual pleasure. I also don't think I managed to awaken other kinds of deeper feelings and emotions in the audience, despite being able to touch on topics such as self-acceptance, discovery, liberation and the way of seeing life. I don't think I'll find these and other themes mixed with deep messages in the plot.
Contrary to 'Present Perfect' and its sequel, it will not touch the human sensibilities of the spectators, nor will it transport us to a confusing journey full of questions about the essence of oneself, despite having, I do not doubt it either. , a very sweet ending. How I would like to be wrong!
Of course, 'Kiseki Chapter 2' will amaze us with the choice of landscapes, especially monuments, temples and sculptures in parks and streets, that we can enjoy in each scene. Hopefully these will contribute scenarios to the story in accordance with the moment of the series, the message or the emotions transmitted by its characters.
One more story of "strangers to friends" and... yes, I would like romance to break out between the characters, but with a solid script and good performances.
Neither the story nor the characters capture me. Between a lot of boredom and little fun, both in the characters and visually, I would like it, why not? May the instant friendship of the four boys become ever deeper into love.
Something positive is that so far nothing indicates to us that the boys are homosexual. So, it could be a good time for them to discover each other and get to know their sexualities. This could be a strong point of the series. Also, being able to enjoy the atmosphere of Tokyo, especially in the fall season.
The series is a slow story and on many occasions very boring. Everything is told without any emotion. The dialogues sometimes turn out to be absurd and unreal conversations where the thread of who is saying what is often lost. The four characters become unbearable and you cannot empathize with any of them.
No, on this occasion it is not boredom and daily problems that are the worst enemies for the couple's subsistence, as in other dramatized ones, but rather it is the couple's own subsistence, actually two, that promotes boredom without reaching solve everyday problems.
Giving a good rating to 'Kiseki Chapter 2' seems to me to be underestimating many very superior romantic dramas that have been ignored for years.

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Good laugh and VERY nice Naughty scenes ??

Not the greatest with the acting, but not to terrible really, I've seen worst in other things I have watched.

I thought it could have been a bit longer, just 6 eps does not give you much to really go with, so it being that short I think hurt this some, but it was funny, at least for me, I don't think it was meant to be a comedy, but for me it was.

I saw that the tags read Full Nudity, and Prolonged Nudity, now what I thought this meant and what it really was are two different things... to me full nudity means just that, not that the take off all there closes and we see just the butts, but is not full in my mind, but hey it wasn't bad at all, the sex scenes were more then I expected.... Damn!

Besides the shortness of this series and the acting not being all that great, it wasn't a bad watch, now it's not something to re-watch but it's a funny short series to watch, just don't have high expectations with this one.

The best parts are P with his personality, I know I'm weird for thinking that. 😄 BeBoy just being BeBoy lol and the naughty scenes... 🥰😊

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I enjoyed this

Everyone has different views when it comes to cinema. I genuinely enjoyed this. Yes the NSFW scenes were explicit but it did not take away from the story. The story by itself was very strong. What I really like about this drama and other ones like this.. the characters really get to know each other first before you get to the explicit stuff. I think that's what a lot of other reviewers are missing. Their focusing on the NSFW scenes and not the fact that the characters actually got to know each other before and after. Which really ties into how the drama ends. Even without the NSFW scenes it's still a good drama. It does start off a little slow with the pacing but it picks up around episode 3. Don't just go off reviews, that includes mine, give it a chance and see how you enjoy it. Fair warning, the ending is beautifully bittersweet (in my opinion)

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