Bunta is a salaryman who has been fired from his company and has lost everything, including his family and savings, hitting rock bottom. Bunta, who spends his days sleeping in internet cafes, one day receives an invitation to an interview from a company called "Nonamare." For some reason, he passes the final interview and is given the job of becoming a slight esper and saving the world. He ends up living with a strange wife in company housing, but Bunta is also bound by the mysterious rule that he "must not fall in love with people." (Source: Japanese = natalie.mu || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: ちょっとだけエスパー
- Also Known As: Chotto dake Esupaa , Chotto dake Esper
- Screenwriter: Nogi Akiko
- Director: Murao Yoshiaki
- Genres: Romance, Drama, Sci-Fi
Cast & Credits
- Miyazaki AoiShikiMain Role
- Dean FujiokaOsukeSupport Role
- Uno ShoheiHanzoSupport Role
- Takahata AtsukoEnjakuSupport Role
- Okada MasakiKizashiSupport Role
Reviews
If you change your feelings or actions "just a little bit," you can change the future
If you liked any of Nogi Akiko's works (MIU 404, Unnatural, etc) then I think you would enjoy this too!! I was a little bit wary as SF is not my preferred genre but this drama felt different compared to other SF series. So if you're like me and don't like SF or are maybe tired of how same-y they feel, I would definitely give this drama a try!Nogi Akiko excels at weaving even the smallest details into future episodes and major reveals, which makes you want to savor every scene. The payoff when everything finally starts to connect is incredibly satisfying, and Just a Bit Esper is no exception. The story has many twists and turns with so many questions. You may find the first few episodes to be slow/procedural drama-like but it was honestly the calm before the storm. Everything starts to spiral out of control pretty quickly and I ended up missing the more comedic vibe the first couple of episode provided. So if you're someone who has has thoughts of dropping it only after watching a few eps, please continue!! The contrast between the first and second half is part of what makes the drama such a compelling watch.
My only real gripe is that the drama was too short. That said, despite its brief runtime, its message, characters, and story are deeply impactful, and it leaves you with a strong sense of hope by the end. I do wish some of the characters had been more fleshed out, but with only nine episodes, there’s only so much that can be done.
Quirky, Funny and Serious:,Sci-Fi Japanese style
Just a Bit Esper presented more than a little quirkiness, as little acts of heroism are promoted through helping people with everyday activities. The team of self-described failures creates a loving and supportive community despite the interdiction against love. But the little missions belie a darker truth, and they must individually and collectively decide how to manage their lives in light of their newfound understanding. The cast is well acted, especially the ML, whose journey is portrayed with sincerity and depth.



















