Yumeko used to be bullied for being bigger than other girls, but after she almost dies in an accident and awakens with no memories, she decides to turn her life aroundーby living happily in her own skin and even going after the one she loves. (Source: CBR) ~~ Adapted from the manga series "Debu to Love to Ayamachi to!" (デブとラブと過ちと) by Mamakari (ままかり). Edit Translation
- English
- 中文(台灣)
- Русский
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- Native Title: デブとラブと過ちと
- Also Known As: Fat, Love and Mistakes! , Chubby, Love and Mistakes! , Plus-sized Misadventures in Love! , Debu to Rabu to Ayamachi to!
- Screenwriter: Watatane Aya
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama
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Cast & Credits
- Ueda KanadeKoda YumekoMain Role
- Kusakawa TakuyaYuki KeisukeMain Role
- Sakiyama TsubasaMaezono HirokiSupport Role
- Takahashi KensukeShoinji TakeruSupport Role
- Ota YuuriTamai SakiSupport Role
- ShihoDegawa ReiSupport Role
Reviews
A cute rom-com with important themes!
I saw this drama being recommended as "a drama with a plus-sized FL who isn't wearing a body suit and who doesn't lose weight at any point of the story". I can confirm that it fits this description, and I'm so happy it was produced! I really hope to see more stories like this one in the future.- The main character is just SO lovable. She immediately caught my heart with her enthusiasm and overflowing positivity! For the entire story I wanted to root for her and found myself wishing I had a crumb of her optimism. On top of this, she is also a more complex character than it looks on the surface, and she has actual flaws rather than being 100% perfect, which made the story feel more complete.
- All the roles felt distinct and important in their own way: beside a few on/off appearances, I never felt like any of the secondary characters were irrelevant. The dynamics between different characters also felt fresh and interesting.
- The over-the-top moments here and there were very fitting, actually! They made each episode more entertaining.
- The secondary female characters had varied roles and weren't used as mere tools for jealousy/rivalry arcs. There's a lot of positive feminine energy in this story and I loved it.
- The story tackles multiple themes like self love, self image, and mental health. I never felt like any of these were taken lightly: they were able to talk about them with a good balance, never turning any of the episodes into a lecture and never feeling like they were thrown in "just because".
I wanted to keep this review vague because it's just 8 episodes of about 25 minutes each and I don't want to spoil too much to anyone interested in watching. All I want to say is that, as soon as I finished it, I immediately forced my mother to watch it with me one more time - it's cute and fun, and made me feel full of energy after each episode. Recommended!
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