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Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!

What a title. What a premisce.

Buckle up lads, for you are all today's lucky 10000.

The Main Character

Adachi is an office worker. He's not bad, not good, neither handsome nor ugly, slightly awkward and about to be thirty. (At least, that's probably what he'd tell you if you asked him.)

Look at him. Just standing there. Awkwardly

Absolutely nothing special about Adachi. EXCEPT, — okay listen. Adachi is YOU. Or it has been. Or it will be. And therefore he has that special thing every human has: being him.

But let's backtrack, for he doesn't know that yet.

For now,

The plot

Adachi turns thirty, and suddenly he can hear people's thoughts, which is disconcerting enough but thEN he finds out that Kurosawa, the ace of the office, has a ginormous (seriously. Huge. Humongous. The size of ) crush on him.

Okay now that's the setting. It's not what the show TELLS YOU.

What the show tells you

Before I started the show I had seen a few tags/comments that stuck in my head

Quote n°1: 🌸" this show feels like a hug/ like a security blanket : 🌸

✔️CORRECT

This show takes you by the hand by having a protagonist that is you, me, and everyone else ever, with your worries and self-doubt and that which is keeping you from dreaming big (spoiler: it's u), and telling both him and you repeatedly :

• You are more special than you know. You are loved, in all kinds of forms. Yes, you feel average, you feel like there are a lot of people like you yet there is someone, that notices you and only you, because of who you are.

• You inspire people, by things you think are not worth much because they come naturally, to you. Being kind is one of those things.

• You have the means to achieve your dreams, sometimes you just need a little push.

• Going out of your comfort zone can make make you grow. YES it’s uncomfortable. YES, it’s hard. But is it worth it most of the time ? YES (Provided it’s for things that are actually important to you.)

• Being you is enough.

Kurosawa and Adachi

Quote n°2: 🌸Adachi is the literal embodiment of gay panic :🌸

✔️CORRECT. Well,

Adachi is the embodiment of panic, Period, which makes the show absolutely goddamned hilarious. Look at him one second too long and watch him wither. But yes, point taken. When it comes to Kurosawa uh. Expect a lot of flailing.

Kurosawa in return– That guy has got his life to-gether. EXCEPT!!! when it comes to ADACHI. He falters. He is unsure. He thinks he's not good enough, as well. Bunch of disasters except not really because they always get to the right way to handle things in the end.

And Kurosawa has this wonderful thing we'll call the ✨🌈Kurosawa Vision🌈✨. Demonstration:

What Kurosawa says:

What Kurosawa thinks:

This man is head empty no thoughts except for one(1) Adachi CD that plays on loop. Like seriously. His kink is feeding Adachi soup.

Quote 3: 🌸 Everyone deserves a Kurosawa in their lives 🌸 

✔️CORRECT

I have high standards now. Congratulations. Get me my own me-obsessed weirdo who brings me coffee and cooks amazingly and takes me on dates and worries about being too clingy.

Adachi and Everyone else

If you're not in a phase where you particularly emphazise with Adachi (you still will I promise. I probably just will less hit you like a freight train),

Might I interest you in the side character who had to readjust their dreams, and gets told it's fully ok to pursue happiness in the path you have chosen, though it is not the grandiose thing you imagined?

Or maybe the side character who does not want a relationship although it is societally expected and gets told "your life is enough"??

Adachi and himself

Adachi thinks he's unremarkable. And is shown repeatedly NO. I see you. I see your bed head. I see you helping others. I see you holding the door. I 👁️see 👁️you.

Adachi thinks he is a coward . And yet, you see him slowly try things out of his comfort zone, strengthening the connections that were already there but that he did not see, because he did not notice people wanted that with him.You see him always, always, stand up and at least TRY to say things when it’s important.

Adachi assumes what others think. And the magic shows him that, most (all) the time what he fears other think is much worse than reality.

And what he accepts by the end is that, he

doesn't need.

The magic.✨

He will get it wrong. But all he needs to do, to know others feelings, is to express his own, and to ask.

IN SHORT

12/10 Drama.

I love everything. The narrative tone of the show, Adachi's inner voice, as the default state of this man is

Has 0 idea of what's happening 100% of the time and he's honestly so real for that.

Insane acting from every cast member and especially Machida Keita (Kurosawa) who manages to, during heart-wrenching moments look like he's physically in pain and it has me in a chokehold.

This is a drama that parades as "hah hah silly little show, there's magic" and then hits you on the head with a baseball bat.

Also the virgin thing is not made fun of. It's just, in the words of this cool presentation "it's literally just the reason he has magic."

All I have left to say is... watch Cherry Magic and get your serotonin back.

🌸✨