Mei Chan no Shitsuji Episode 9

I'm soooo sad it ends at Ep.10. 2 more to go *sniff* No more hiro-kun & no more shitsujis & schoolgirls I wish jdramas play up the romance more esp since it's a shoujo drama. I'm gonna miss them all when it ends.. but thanks very much to the AC staff fr the much-appreciated subs/uploads, u guys/gals rock!

[mizu]

HI everyone I'm new to the forums and just wanted to say HELLO!
I was watching Mei Chan no Shitsuji on keyholetv but I only saw half.
From what I did see Lucia has taking crazy to a new level. Thanks drama crazy for the fast uploads.

[ymakrap]

Originally Posted by mizu

HI everyone I'm new to the forums and just wanted to say HELLO!
I was watching Mei Chan no Shitsuji on keyholetv but I only saw half.
From what I did see Lucia has taking crazy to a new level. Thanks drama crazy for the fast uploads.

welcome.
hurry and catch up with us! (: you're missing out!~~

[mizu]

OMG!!!!!!!! Did you guys see that!!!!!!!
How could Tami do that!
ymakrap thanks for the welcome.

[ymakrap]

Originally Posted by mizu

OMG!!!!!!!! Did you guys see that!!!!!!!
How could Tami do that!
ymakrap thanks for the welcome.

loll~~ (: told you that you were missing outt ;D

and no problem (:
i'm kind of a noob myself. ;p

[nyleve]

There's sometimes a general lack of intense romance in Asian dramas, but it sometimes just depends on the script too. For example, the Korean drama "Winter Sonata" had few scenes of physical affection show, but it packed such an intense love punch that the two characters could have just stared longingly at each other for the whole show and I would've still felt electrified.

I think Hiro tried to convey his longing very well with his facial expression [and how he kept looking at his hand; it was so epic my friends made a joke about it which makes me LOL every time he looks at his hand and "flashes back"] & body language...

Although, I am always put off by the lack of passion from the female leads... it seems the guys always deliver way more love.

Still, it was a change I had to get used to especially since I come from watching Spanish soap operas where people swap saliva like changing undies and shows of affection are a little too intimate.

[silvermyst]

Originally Posted by DarkUmagon

Thank you once again Silver

No prob.

Hmm..The last I checked, there was no move on a special yet, they are probably still wrapping up the 10th episode which is the last one. But well, with the popularity of the series, I am definitely betting on a special sometime soon. I'll have to keep checking the producer's blog then.

[BLACKICExx100]

So it will end soon right I hope she will be the head of the family Mei

[silvermyst]

Originally Posted by nyleve

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Although, I am always put off by the lack of passion from the female leads... it seems the guys always deliver way more love.

Still, it was a change I had to get used to especially since I come from watching Spanish soap operas where people swap saliva like changing undies and shows of affection are a little too intimate.

That's one thing you have to expect from Asian dramas. They aren't very physical.. but you feel their desire for each other. After watching a Jap drama and then moving on to Spanish ones, it kind of makes me feel like all the innocence of the story is sort of lost, if you get my meaning.

And it's only in these dramas that holding hands is a MAJOR way of affection and a simple hug is enough to make the fangirls go crazy.

Hiro has definitely won more points on the last episode. He is finally showing a bit more emotion.

[nyleve]

Originally Posted by silvermyst

That's one thing you have to expect from Asian dramas. They aren't very physical.. but you feel their desire for each other. After watching a Jap drama and then moving on to Spanish ones, it kind of makes me feel like all the innocence of the story is sort of lost, if you get my meaning.

And it's only in these dramas that holding hands is a MAJOR way of affection and a simple hug is enough to make the fangirls go crazy.

Hiro has definitely won more points on the last episode. He is finally showing a bit more emotion.

I like that this character he's playing is cool and collected. I actually like guys who aren't that forward and who value the simple things. Even though I am Latina, I don't believe too much in blatant PDA - etc. Ahaha, it's a personality flaw on my part, but that's why I like Asian dramas; I don't feel so weird.

For example, I'm just as emotionally inept as Sumire in Kimi wa Petto - when I saw her play that character, I completely identified with her struggles to show her true face and emotions... so I felt like a fish in my water watching that show.

I agree. I do like the focus on love and innocence in the dramas. [= There's something magical about just being boyfriend and girlfriend without all the stuff in between. =D