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Giuca
Lost in the Cloud....
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I Will Do It In The Next Life...
Or more likely in the next season!
So we take the same and we do it all over again! A bit more profound though!
Momoe is almost 27 years old and apparently it is the age when everything ends! She is starting to realize the futility of her sex friends relationships but is still unwilling to let go of them. On the other hand, Ken has made a giant leap and broke up with all his girlfriends: it had became clear to him that his existence is pointless and that he needed to change. Momoe and Ken are drawn to each other and are seriously considering starting something but the habits die hard and they are torn between the memories and the promises.
We also get to see the glimpses of the other three members of the team: one is still so in love with the soap lady, the other one is looking for a virgin, falls for a soap lady and end up with a transvestite and the third is ACE fujoshi dreaming to become a plant in a BL story.
This season shows a slight development of the main characters . In the first season already it became obvious that even though on the surface they seem to be happy and content with their respective lives, both FL and ML are deeply unhappy, unsatisfied but do not know how to get out of the well of despair.
The rest of the characters is really only used for comic relief.
Speaking of which: this drama was really funny.
The main actress looked different in this season: there was something off with her! I wanted to see more of Nobi, the transvestite who just passes through unfortunately. He is a fascinating character. There are three side stories telling us a bit more about side characters. A must watch since they are hilarious!
The intro is still the cast as band members singing out of tune. Interesting!
This second season continued where the first one left off giving us additional character development but very little contemporary japanese society criticism: family pressure and marriage are just vaguely mentioned and quickly dealt with. It is as if these characters lived in their own bubble!
Well it was worth the watch; On to season 3 with hopes for a conclusion.
So we take the same and we do it all over again! A bit more profound though!
Momoe is almost 27 years old and apparently it is the age when everything ends! She is starting to realize the futility of her sex friends relationships but is still unwilling to let go of them. On the other hand, Ken has made a giant leap and broke up with all his girlfriends: it had became clear to him that his existence is pointless and that he needed to change. Momoe and Ken are drawn to each other and are seriously considering starting something but the habits die hard and they are torn between the memories and the promises.
We also get to see the glimpses of the other three members of the team: one is still so in love with the soap lady, the other one is looking for a virgin, falls for a soap lady and end up with a transvestite and the third is ACE fujoshi dreaming to become a plant in a BL story.
This season shows a slight development of the main characters . In the first season already it became obvious that even though on the surface they seem to be happy and content with their respective lives, both FL and ML are deeply unhappy, unsatisfied but do not know how to get out of the well of despair.
The rest of the characters is really only used for comic relief.
Speaking of which: this drama was really funny.
The main actress looked different in this season: there was something off with her! I wanted to see more of Nobi, the transvestite who just passes through unfortunately. He is a fascinating character. There are three side stories telling us a bit more about side characters. A must watch since they are hilarious!
The intro is still the cast as band members singing out of tune. Interesting!
This second season continued where the first one left off giving us additional character development but very little contemporary japanese society criticism: family pressure and marriage are just vaguely mentioned and quickly dealt with. It is as if these characters lived in their own bubble!
Well it was worth the watch; On to season 3 with hopes for a conclusion.
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