Drama Digest
The story revolves around the wedding day of two star-crossed lovers, Seto Ryosuke, an elementary school teacher, and Aikawa Mizuki, a lemon farmer. The chaos ensues, when it is revealed that Ryosuke skipped informing his friends and family that he is getting married to Mizuki. This creates havoc on the day of the ceremony, as both the families meet each other at loggerheads. This was just the tip of the iceberg for the couple, as the entry of Riyosuke’s ex-boyfriends turns both their worlds upside down. Will the couple be able to fight these odds and make it to the altar? Watch the show to figure out the couple’s fate.
The Feel-Good Part
This short and sweet 1-hour special episode is all things dreamy. Set in the backdrop of a beach is a treat to watch, which leaves the audience with moist eyes towards the end. Amid comical chaos and lovey-dovey moments of the lead pair, the episode has a hidden message that will change our perspective about weddings, the LGBTQ+ community, and the world in general. Also, the chemistry between the lead pair and their color-coordinated costumes makes the episode visually appealing.
The Disappointing Factor
The only disappointing factors of the episode are its duration and the lack of depth in the roles of the lead pair. Other than these, the episode is a delightful watch.
In-Depth Analysis
Directed by Tanaka Koji, Boku Mo Aitsu Mo Shinrodesu stars Hayama Shono and Iijima Hiroki as Seto Ryosuke and Aikawa Mizuki, with Nakamura Masatoshi helming as the screenwriter. This heartwarming episode narrates the tale of two lovestruck guys, Ryosuke and Mizuki, who are on the verge of getting married. However, their love needs to pass one last test, which is going to be their toughest one yet. How will they cross the final hurdle to meet at the altar? The answer forms the plot of the episode. The episode is a perfect blend of romance, drama, and comedy, that will tickle your bones and will affix a smile on your face. This 1-hour long special episode, apart from being entertaining, delivers a strong message that is much needed in recent times.
Star Power
Hayama Shono as the charming teacher Seto Ryosuke plays his role with utmost conviction and makes the audience fall in love with him. His comic timing, his expressions, and his dialogue delivery are simply phenomenal. Iijima Hiroki as the handsome farmer Aikawa Mizuki plays his role brilliantly to make his audience go gaga over him. His chemistry with Hayama is the highlight of the episode. Their chemistry is a treat for the eyes. By the end of the episode, their performance will the audience with moist eyes and a smile on their face.
Overall Opinion
Boku Mo Aitsu Mo Shinrodesu special is a light-hearted, romantic comedy episode that deserves a place on your watchlist. The performance, the screenplay, the cinematography, and the important message at the end make it worth watching. The episode’s message at the end will change your viewpoint toward the LGBTQ+ community and change your perception for the good. The episode will not give you wholesome entertainment and will not disappoint you.
