Miracles

You’ll mostly want to see this for the peculiar main character, who is obviously on the spectrum, with a great characterization and an entirely human performance. Plus, this wonderfully childishly playful and endearing main character is portrayed by the excellent Takahashi Issei, so you don't have to worry about whether the quality will drop. It doesn't. A kind of an unusual man is entrenched in the college environment where he began teaching. The other setting where he begins to spend more time is a dental clinic run by the heroine, played by Eikura Nana. And she's not a bad heroine at all. She has her relationships, her problems, her airlocks. A variety of characters weave around them, forming a patchwork of relationships and characters, sometimes rather flat, sometimes deep as wells, but the viewer is still most interested in the mischievous madman in the lead role. It's a classic relationship series that turns up wisdom, avoids clichés relatively well in order to compose them a different way, but above all delivers warmth. It's the kind of show where you become friends with the characters, good friends, you have fun together, cry together, you experience various joys and hardships. And then it's over, and you feel sorry for them, and you think you have to go back to them because you had a good time with them. It was just the very ending that I didn't enjoy much. In fact, it left me cold, maybe slightly disillusioned. But that was just the last few minutes, everything was great up until then. (05/22/2021)