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+ ‘Ruthless’ strong female lead character (whose cold exterior hides a lot of vulnerability due to her past).
+ Warm and patient male lead (but who isn’t afraid to call out the FL).

Although with completely different plots, they have similar lead characters and main couple dynamics.

Both movie and drama are written by the same writer and certainly has the same atmosphere. While Fabricated City tells a story about how the main character was falsely convicted of a crime that he didn't do, the plot afterwards was quite similar in which the main character formed a group and tried to punish the real culprit as a vigilante act. The movie also had a great fight choreography and car action as well as SFX and can give you a brief glimpse of what Taxi Driver has in store.

Both movie and drama gave a lot of emphasis on how 'one false conviction is worse than losing 10 or 100 criminals/true convictions'.

The CEO makes the shy assistant girl pregnant accidentally and decides to enter into a contractual marriage for a year. The CEO already has a girl he loves so he wishes to return to her initially. But in the process of fulfilling their responsibilities towards each other, they fall in love with each other and decides to continue their married life. But uncertainties fall upon and they break up with a misunderstanding. Many years later, they are brought together by fate and go through a lot of heartbreaks and painful past to finally get back together. However, They live a Happily married after life at the end.

They deal with the stories of lgbtq in a very real way. They are both heart touching. When i first watched I told sunset about you, i had started to hated gay thai dramas cos they were so cringe but this drama gave me a hope. Fujoshi gei ni kokuru was a surprise too but this is my favorite japanese drama till now. It made me a queen fan. Everything is so surreal that you cannot stop watching.

Both dramas revolves around a group of people taking revenge for others

Both dramas ML has lost a family member

Both dramas has Action,Thriller keeps us juiced to watch what happens next

Both dramas revolves around a group of people taking revenge for others

Both dramas ML has lost his family

Both dramas has Action,Thriller,Suspense for keeping us to watch next episode

Both dramas revolves around a group of people taking revenge for others

Both dramas ML has lost a family member

Both dramas has Action,Suspense which is worth to watch

Both dramas revolves around a group of people taking revenge for others

Both dramas ML has lost a family member

Both dramas has Action,Thriller which keeps the hype to watch

I read both webnovels, I am so excited for these two to come out with their dramas! I actually found You Are My Glory from reading Time/Love is Always Online. Although the game genres are different, both of them have to do with people from each other's school ages. Rekindling relationships that were essentially lost.

The two male leads in the webnovels are both rather different. They both have had something to overcome and have had to deal with character development before reuniting with their schoolmates. The female leads are both very accomplished women with very different jobs but both hold a lot of respect in their industries.

It is the people around the protagonists who drive them to madness...in both of them they are made out to be crazy, more so than they are...

Both are seasons of a Toei tokusatsu franchise: Zenkaiger for Super Sentai and Decade for Kamen Rider. They have a heavy focus on being the anniversary of the franchise. Both seasons have a focus on the franchise being part of the bigger multiverse. These multiverse worlds correspond with a previous season of their franchise. They also have a gimmick that has the power of those seasons stored in them.

Both are seasons of a Toei tokusatsu franchise: Gokiager for Super Sentai and Zi-O for Kamen Rider. They have a heavy focus on being the anniversary of the franchise. Both seasons have a focus on the franchise being part of the bigger world/multiverse. Both seasons have many cameos of actors of the previous season of their franchise and both seasons' serve as a way to have continuations of the story for of these seasons. They also have a gimmick that has the power of those seasons stored in them.

Both are seasons of a Toei tokusatsu franchise: Zenkaiger for Super Sentai and Zi-O for Kamen Rider. They have a heavy focus on being the anniversary of the franchise. Both seasons have a focus on the franchise being part of the bigger world/multiverse. They also have a gimmick that has the power of those seasons stored in them and they also transform into forms that are based on previous seasons' heros.

Both are seasons of Super Sentai that have a heavy focus on being the anniversary of the franchise. Both seasons have a focus on Super Sentai being part of the bigger world/multiverse. Rangers can use the power of the previous seasons but having the gimmick corresponding to that season.

Both are tokusatsu shows written by a well-established female writer about a late-teen/young adult man who is surrounded by characters voiced by famous seiyuu. The lead character lives his daily life with a surrogate parental figure who runs a shop, after losing his parents at a young age.

The secondary, seiyuu-voiced characters also just happen to include an old-fashioned guy, an animal lover who only likes cute things, and a more nerdy/motherly character in both shows. However, while they are both color-coded, the personalities do not align to their similarly-colored counterpart.

And while Kamen Rider Den-O has the characters traveling through time to stop the bad guys, Kikai Sentai Zenkaiger has the parallel worlds come to them instead.