Father, I hath sinned: I hath beholded the rest of that blasted incestuous yaoi that is "Papa To kiss In The Dark". I beseech thee thine forgiveness...
Okay, all shame and confession aside, now I can discuss this certain yaoi anime. Watching this, at first I felt completely queezy due to the fact that this story is centered around apaixonados who were father and son (later to be known as uncle and nephew), but getting into it, actually watching the show and concentrating on the conflict Mira faces with his uncertainty and jealousy, and how his lover reassures him constantly that he has nothing to worry about, the fact that the apaixonados were related actually drifted out of my mind.
Although I'm still disgusted with the idea of a boy being molested por his father/uncle, I have to commend the writer for being Valente (or psychologically sick) enough to use such taboo and write such a good story with it. Honestly, I was a little disappointed that there were only two episodes, what with there being enough material for at least three mais episodes.
And about the bonus material, I've noticed that the possible amor complications Mira was in wasn't exactly "used". What I mean is, after watching the only two episodes in existence, I felt a deep cliffhanger was present. "What happened to Kazu? Did they just remain friends?" "Did Mira reunite with his birth mother?" "Did his mother ever find out about the fact that her brother was violating her son, and if so, was she infuriated?"
So many issues were unresolved, almost like the writer was just rushing to end it and have it sent out (probably feeling a little guilty for approving incest/pedophilia, but didn't want to end the project.)
Basically, it was an awesome taboo amor story, an I would've watched mais of it if there was mais to look progressivo, para a frente to.
Okay, all shame and confession aside, now I can discuss this certain yaoi anime. Watching this, at first I felt completely queezy due to the fact that this story is centered around apaixonados who were father and son (later to be known as uncle and nephew), but getting into it, actually watching the show and concentrating on the conflict Mira faces with his uncertainty and jealousy, and how his lover reassures him constantly that he has nothing to worry about, the fact that the apaixonados were related actually drifted out of my mind.
Although I'm still disgusted with the idea of a boy being molested por his father/uncle, I have to commend the writer for being Valente (or psychologically sick) enough to use such taboo and write such a good story with it. Honestly, I was a little disappointed that there were only two episodes, what with there being enough material for at least three mais episodes.
And about the bonus material, I've noticed that the possible amor complications Mira was in wasn't exactly "used". What I mean is, after watching the only two episodes in existence, I felt a deep cliffhanger was present. "What happened to Kazu? Did they just remain friends?" "Did Mira reunite with his birth mother?" "Did his mother ever find out about the fact that her brother was violating her son, and if so, was she infuriated?"
So many issues were unresolved, almost like the writer was just rushing to end it and have it sent out (probably feeling a little guilty for approving incest/pedophilia, but didn't want to end the project.)
Basically, it was an awesome taboo amor story, an I would've watched mais of it if there was mais to look progressivo, para a frente to.
