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At this point, I want Akari to end up single because none of these dudes deserve my girl.

It's also just that Fuma's most distinctive feature is the very feature that is NOT hidden by the mask so obviously, even non-fans could tell it was him. (':

So I read the manga before the drama started because I wanted to compare the two and I have to say I was wondering if Fuma was really fit for the role when reading it... But as soon as he came on screen, I immediately understood why they picked him. I never thought his acting was that great before but he really surpassed himself in this. The creepy smile, the slow blinks, the tone of his voice too! It's so different from anything he's done before, I'm quite impressed.
It's just a pity that the drama is so short. The story deserves more than five episodes, in my opinion.

The second episode was the most ridiculous, nonsensical thing I have seen in years..... It had me laughing during parts that were not even supposed to be funny but I guess that means it keeps me entertained, at least! Anyways, I will keep watching for Ao Oni <333 (it's so painfully obvious who plays him, I almost feel bad).

I didn't expect this to be so entertaining!! Hirose Suzu's character already has my whole heart. (': The cinematography is so beautiful (except for the filter they used in the first part, it was giving me Instagram vibes....) and the acting is good too. Nagase Ren is probably one of the current young Johnny's idols with the least bad acting, for me at least.
Oh and also, the ending credits? Absolutely adorable.

I personally really enjoyed it but of course, everyone has different tastes!!

If I had to say one thing though, I do feel like everyone forgave each other way too easily... I know they're kids and they make mistakes but yeah... If someone slapped me in the face I probably wouldn't be having a sleepover with them on the same day. 😅

This was so much fun to watch!! I'm somehow getting used to this format (since Kono Hatsukoi wa Fiction desu) and I actually like it for some reason, it really manages to keep me invested.

Excited for this! Nakatani Miki is going to be amazing, as always. And I can't wait to finally see Kikuchi Fuma in a more complex role!!

This is so entertaining, I didn't expect to enjoy it this much! I really like the dynamics of the main trio and Eripiyo is hilarious and so relatable at times. (': I'm also learning a lot of idol/fan related vocabulary (really appreciate the little explanation that comes up every time)!!

First ep was so intriguing!! I haven't read the manga so I'm really curious to see how the story unfolds.

Watched this on the plane just because I wanted to pass some time (+ I love Amami Yuki) and it was surprisingly a lot of fun!! I love the cast! Also it’s a comedy but it still managed to get me emotional towards the end. (':

Ep 4 is my favorite episode so far and I'm absolutely obsessed with the color palette.

The episode did come out but it's only available on ABEMA's streaming service. They usually do this with their dramas. They only post the first few episodes full on YouTube and for the rest, you need to have access to their website/app.

I started this with zero expectations but it's so intriguing and fascinating. The acting is phenomenal and the soundtrack and cinematography really draw you in. Definitely one of the most interesting dramas this season.

Yes!! It was a mistake from the site but it's fixed now.

It's not over, there's still one episode left next week!!

No I watched it raw, sorry!!

I'm guessing what they mean by values is believing that you don't need romantic love to be happy? Although I couldn't find anything that mentions values in the Japanese synopsis.

I think the main issue with people who don't understand aromanticism is that they see it as not feeling love = not having emotions when actually there is more to life than romantic love. You can still love your friends, family, pets, have hobbies and aspirations, be passionate about things...
But I'm curious to see how they will deal with the subject too.

You don’t “cure” aromanticism if that’s what you meant… it’s not a disease.