I mean I don't mind the steamy scenes, but think of the emotional pay off.2017 Seventeen-year-old Mugi Awaya and Hanabi Yasuraoka appear to be the ideal couple. Hopefully the story will have more meat to it the next episode. (Though part of me thinks turn around is far! Ha-ha! I'm waiting for one to show up for Hana!) Still this is a very good tease episode. I'm a little annoyed by an obvious crusher-aka stalker-for Mugi. I really like the actors and I'm looking forward to seeing them play these characters. There are indeed bras shots for the girl and some skin later of backs. I'm so excited! If anything can prove to me that J-dramas are for me I think this is it. This is controversial and thought provoking stuff. It's been so long since I've watched a Japanese drama that the quality at first was a shock, but the way the director picked the shots for each scene was perfection. I really like the editing and feel to the scenes as well. When he calls her Hana and I knew the meaning behind it-especially after you see him thinking before he utters the words he knows she wants-my mind socks where blown clear off. There is no denying that the actors playing Mugi and Hanabi have chemistry. The first episode has a lot of kissing and-fans self-steam. Normally the teasing openers that are the eventual end of the episode aren't so ambitious.
I love how instead of just expanding on the "teasing" opener the events leading to them kissing up on the roof not only clarified the meaning, but made it that more intense. From the beginning scene that ties into the end. That's clearly what Kuzu no Honkai is doing. One wants to think outside the comfort zone sometimes. No really I have a cray-cray shelf and a taboo one on my goodreads shelves. I love content that goes a little coo coo. Luckily there's two of them and they can now seek solace in each other. a point where they should probably seek medical help. The whole concept behind Kuzu No Honkai is an idea of what happens when two people's crushes have probably hit beyond creepy stalkers to. If I like the guy I give him time to make the move and when he hasn't I take over. Also something I could never quite sympathize with when unrequited love struck my girlfriends.
Personally I had always thought, "No, duh." Unrequited love is normally somewhere in dramas and romances in general. Is something like that really such a beautiful thing?" Unrequited love a trope I've always hated.
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