This had so much potential, but it was all wasted in filler stories about the secondary characters (I'd say the obnoxious brother had more screen time than the leads!).
It could had been a tragic and romantic supernatural love story, specially with such great actors as the two leads, but there was almost no development of their relationship, so the love angst in the last episodes came out of nowhere and didn't feel compelling at all.
Also, FL's character should have been livelier and more active, poor Hashimoto Kanna had nothing to work with.
I really liked it, but , for a realistic drama like this one, that wedding scene was a little too much, cause, where in the world could a gay couple be married (and in a church!) in 1996?
This one doesn't have the spectacular revelation of the killer of the first series, or such an intriguing and ambiguous ending, but it's still a high quality adaptation. I hope they do more of this, although I'm not sure if Conan appears in any other book, apart from the two already adapted.
It could had been a tragic and romantic supernatural love story, specially with such great actors as the two leads, but there was almost no development of their relationship, so the love angst in the last episodes came out of nowhere and didn't feel compelling at all.
Also, FL's character should have been livelier and more active, poor Hashimoto Kanna had nothing to work with.
A pity.
And 10 is the number of episodes MDL lists when they don't know how many there are.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQf9hPejuI8
Also, I was surprised to see Takahashi Fumiya's cameo in Ep. 1, he doesn't appear in the cast.