Nakuna, Hara-chan - Final

I had a lot fun watching this drama. I loved the story and it’s very original. It not every day that you encounter a story about fictional characters coming out into the real world. Luckily, I didn’t need the subs because most of dialogues are easy enough for me to understand. 

The overall story shows various themes of life events such as unrequited love, Valentine’s Day, sickness, death, and marriage/family. As Hara and the other manga characters encounter these things, they discover the beauty and ugliness of the world outside the manga. However, I loved all of the characters and there’s none that I hate. Although, I hated to think any of them getting separated from one another or to never see each other again because I just like them the way they are. I enjoyed watching Echizen and Hara’s interaction with each other. It can be funny, sweet, and even heartbreaking as well.

It had a really nice soundtrack. I especially love the two insert songs that were used which were Watashi no Sekai (My World) and Hatsukoi wa Kataomoi (My First Love is Unrequited). Both of these songs have the same melody, but with different lyrics. These songs are always stuck in my head.  

Anyway, the story concluded, but it left it open ended. Hara will always be there for Echizen whenever life gets her down again. Echizen, Hara and other characters have somewhat matured in the end. But I’m glad to see this story ended on a happy note. Overall, I thought this little story was adorable. It was interesting and I had a really good time seeing it.

This guy is Bibuo, a manga artist who created all of the drawings that were in the drama. He makes a small appearance in the final episode. (Source: doramaworld)

What if there was someone out there creating this world inside of a manga…whoa, scary.

 

Hara tells Tanaka that they’ll be forever ryou omoi (mutual love). Haha, I think the term that he is looking for is tomodachi or friend, but he doesn’t know that word yet. But whatever, I love these two.