Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?! 1

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Cherry Magic resists the temptation to go the conventional route and pair Fujisaki with another side character (Rokkaku, for example). Instead, Fujisaki begins pursuing a personal passion as she studies labour law. She puts all her energy into enriching herself instead of trying to find a romantic partner. Cherry Magic sends a positive message with her character's ending, showing that you can achieve happiness alone, even without a traditional relationship. Relative Error: An interesting case, as since Adachi can read Kurosawa's mind, he never doubts Kurosawa's feelings. Nevertheless, he thinks Kurosawa's sister is perhaps an ex and becomes insecure over it. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o "Interview with Yu Toyota - "Cherry Magic" (Cherry Maho), a popular manga about an inexperienced virgin who gains the ability to cheat in love, is being made into a TV drama!". Pixivision. October 8, 2020 . Retrieved December 23, 2022. When Adachi accidentally hears or sees Kurosawa's inner thoughts his first reaction is to pull away or scream internally. I never skipped the opening or the ending of this show. Both are very nice to listen to. The opening of the show (Ubugoe/Birth) being Adachis view of the situation and the ending of the show (Good Love your Love) being Kurosawas view.

To be honest I feel the live-action characters have more feel to them than the manga in my humble opinion. Also, the director did an amazing job of executing the story. And I am glad that they are adding their own original scenes to this adaptation and changing the timelines of specific scenes which I think will be more exciting. There are definitely enough sweet moments, but not enough of the second couple, imo. Also, I can't believe I'm saying this, but I would have liked to see more of the girl (and Rokkaku). There were also some touching moments which made me almost tear up.

One scene, in particular, stood out for me. Not only was the scene beautifully done, it perfectly portrays what this entire drama is trying to convey. There is absolutely nothing more beautiful to me than when a drama pairs a simple human gesture with realistic, deeply felt dialogue. This scene gave me that. But then BOOM! came this BL out of nowhere. Surprising us with its wholesome and refreshing original plotline. This is a story about an introverted salaryman who was just going with the flow of life and not much caring about love thus stayed as a virgin. However, when he turned 30 he was bestowed with the mind-reading ability and this is where folks one of the most hilarious yet MOST tender wholesome love story of the BL world's begun. Our protagonist, Adachi, finds out the popular and most perfect guy in the office, Kurosawa, has an intense crush on him. Episode 4 is driving me crazyyyyyyyyyyyyy🤦💆 (30th October 2020, she's rolling on her bed going crazy replaying the video over and over again.)

This episode doesn't feature any big special romantic moment between Adachi and Kurosawa. However, they're just really cute together in their everyday couple moments! First, there's an adorable scene in the beginning where Kurosawa takes a secret picture and video of Adachi. In the next scene, Urabe guesses that Adachi must be in a relationship because he's exhibiting an aura of pure bliss. Right afterwards, we see an exact example of the ~pure bliss~ with Adachi smiling from ear to ear just because Kurosawa sent him a text message. 🥰 Tags: Mind Reading, Secret Crush, Healthy Mains’ Relationship, Nice Male Lead, Magical Realism, Inner Monologue, Shy Male Lead, Supernatural Power, Mental Powers, Adapted From A Manga (Vote or add tags)a b c Mateo, Alex (February 10, 2022). "Live-Action Boys-Love Sequel Film 'Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!' Reveals New Cast, Songs". Anime News Network . Retrieved April 23, 2022. a b c d e f g Mateo, Alex (September 3, 2020). " 'Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!' Boys-Love Manga Gets Live-Action Show". Anime News Network . Retrieved October 16, 2020.

The film debuted at #6 on its opening weekend. [36] Yuu Toyota, the author of the original manga, donated a portion of the adaptation rights fee to Marriage for All Japan, an organization advocating for same-sex marriage in Japan. [37] Anime [ edit ] And to all the BL writers out there please learn from Kurosawa how to write perfect gentleman. Kurosawa even though is restless about his feelings for Adachi he never ever tried to force his feelings on Adachi. He is always respectful and he even felt remorse when the co-workers forced him to Kiss Adachi ( episode 3) albeit it was only a forehead kiss Kurosawa still felt bad which shows how considerate Kurosawa is and how much kindness and respect he has for Adachi. a b c Silverman, Rebecca (October 14, 2020). "Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?! GN 1 & 2". Anime News Network . Retrieved October 16, 2020.

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First of all the main leads. Machida Keita, actor of Kurosawa, has had around 10 years of experience in acting and has been in many Japanese shows. He was a known name in Japan before CM happened. You can see he totally immerses himself in a character and has fun with it. A lot of later scenes in the drama have been influenced by him ad-libbing/freely acting. When his character is sad, genuinely happy or faking his emotions for the sake of others then you can see it in all his body movements. He's an intriguing character to watch on screen and definitely makes rewatching the show worth it. Sorry for such a long-ass review and I know I am not the best reviewer out there but hope this review at least is helpful to you lots. Full disclosure: I decided to read this because I've read Cherry Magic AUs for so many fandoms at this point that I kind of felt bad for never reading the source??? And those AUs are, in part, incredibly entertaining to me solely because I am a sex-averse asexual who deserves magic powers within the next few years, please and thank you. Between that and my tendency toward manga that emphasize humor that comes from juxtaposing the mundane and the outrageous, it was also a pretty safe bet in my journey to find series that I like enough to continue.