The story is unique and original, I mean owning a human as a pet? Definitely odd but sounds like it'd be something interesting and funny to watch right? I loved every minute of this show, beginning to end. It's a cute, funny story that makes you wish MatsuJun was your own personal pet :P



As soon as I started watching it and saw Kato Koyuki as Iwaya-san I recognized her from her role in the movie "The Last Samurai." Considering the story, I wondered how she would do in such a show, but I feel she did a terrific job with her part. MatsuJun as Momo was just too cute. This is the second drama I've watched with him in it, the first being Hana Yori Dango, and he's the main reason why I wanted to watch this show. The two of them together make a great team and do really well together.



The theme song to the show, "Darling" by V6, is really catchy and I liked it.



I probably will watch this show again someday (:



Overall, I think this show is worth watching and a MUST-SEE for all Matsumoto Jun fans!

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I only gave this movie a 7 because I didn't get into it as much as I'd of liked. I originally read the manga, and this movie left a lot out, although it managed to keep the important scenes. I do not think this is a bad movie, though. I do want to watch the drama, as it's 6O episodes and should make up for what was left out of the movie (although the drama isn't listed on here for some reason). There wasn't any music to be noted in this movie. I might watch this movie again later on, but at the moment it stands as just another movie.



If you've never read the manga you'll probably like this movie if you like stories about growing older and stories about life. The movie is a little fast paced, and things seem to happen quickly. Ann and her mother move into a countryside town that was her mother's original hometown. The story is about Ann's life.

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