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Two taiwanese drama with beautiful journey and breathtaking scenery, kind of slow and slice of life. Two young women who search theirs path in life and finding herself. A healing story.
Both have lawyer couple main leads and involve taking down a big corporation.
Both have similar action scenes and court scenes.
Both have a male lead with a troubled past.
They have a similar tone and sense of humor so if you like one you should try the other
Both have similar action scenes and court scenes.
Both have a male lead with a troubled past.
They have a similar tone and sense of humor so if you like one you should try the other
First, to clarify I'll be comparing Let's Fight Ghost with Tokyo Babylon (manga) by CLAMP and its spin-off/live action Tokyo Babylon 1999 because some things what I will point are mostly present on the comic, so I highly recommend reading it!!
So, what is similar? To start, all the issue about doing exorcism. TB's main character is an onmyoji (basically a Japanese medium) who is called/contracted to get rid of spirits, just like in the Thai series.
As in the series, both tries to show us the past of each ghost, the reason behind their death, why they cannot get reincarnated and so on. In the case of Let's Fight Ghost, it is pure comedy basically but in the manga, even if there are touches of humour, it's more tragedy and social commentary.
Another important point, the big parallelism between Dr. Jade and Seishiro Sakurazuka is incredible, I was not expecting that at all. To avoid spoilers, I will only say both are apparently perfect and kind vets who indeed are not what they look being and are related to magical/paranormal stuff. I wonder if there was some kind of inspiration, I'm really speechless.
So, what is similar? To start, all the issue about doing exorcism. TB's main character is an onmyoji (basically a Japanese medium) who is called/contracted to get rid of spirits, just like in the Thai series.
As in the series, both tries to show us the past of each ghost, the reason behind their death, why they cannot get reincarnated and so on. In the case of Let's Fight Ghost, it is pure comedy basically but in the manga, even if there are touches of humour, it's more tragedy and social commentary.
Another important point, the big parallelism between Dr. Jade and Seishiro Sakurazuka is incredible, I was not expecting that at all. To avoid spoilers, I will only say both are apparently perfect and kind vets who indeed are not what they look being and are related to magical/paranormal stuff. I wonder if there was some kind of inspiration, I'm really speechless.
'HOUSE', 'HANAGATAMI' and 'Labyrinth of Cinema' are the only three features directed by Obayashi that are currently legally available with English subtitles in the West.
‘My Dear Friend’ is a short YouTube gl with a similar school premise and an open ending where's two friends fall in love, but it's tone is pretty much like Jing Chen’s arc in ‘Dear Uranus’ (a bit melancholic).
Both have similar content like brother love. Step brother relationship. Parents remarriage etc things
Both are School drama and great chemistry between main leads and second couple too
It has a strong female lead too(she will start learning martial arts very soon in the drama)
And it's humor is also very good ?
You can watch it on YouTube and Viki free with English subs and for many languages too
If you miss this drama you will regret it
It has a strong female lead too(she will start learning martial arts very soon in the drama)
And it's humor is also very good ?
You can watch it on YouTube and Viki free with English subs and for many languages too
If you miss this drama you will regret it
The premise of both surround sketchy people coming to a new highschool. They also try to fix the 'inner school' issues.
It's the vibes , both dramas are school oriented and revolves around problematic students .
Highly recommend you , worth to watch it
Highly recommend you , worth to watch it
Well it's kinda the same but it involves time traveling
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The culprit is more closer than it seems in both series
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The culprit is more closer than it seems in both series
Although 'Snowdrop' and 'Imitation' are very different in terms of genres, I would still like to recommend 'Snowdrop'. 'Snowdrop' has an idol actor named Kim Jisoo who will be acting for the first time in a lead role. Just like Jisoo, idol actor Jeong Yunho will also be acting for the first time in a lead role.
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These shows are both adapted from a BL novel. Within both shows, discussions are being made about what is right and what is wrong with the leads asking that question.
The overall feeling of the shows are pretty similar too. It is serious, but leaves room for a joke here and there. It has intricate plotlines of betrayal.
And, of course, love interests who stare at each other for eternity.
The overall feeling of the shows are pretty similar too. It is serious, but leaves room for a joke here and there. It has intricate plotlines of betrayal.
And, of course, love interests who stare at each other for eternity.
Both series utilize color and black and white filming techniques in a modern setting. The introduction of the female character, and their ideas being the main springboard of events and setting the story into mention.
Both series are are centered around a main character being a dancer, heading towards a career in dance. Their opposite isn't initially interested in dance, but due to the dancer becomes a dancer or intrigued in the world of dance.
Both series focus on a female centered character group in a survival situation. There's a lot of suspense elements and character dynamics that feel very similar.




