Difference between revisions of "Mairunovich"
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*'''Original work:''' Manga by Sato Zakuri | *'''Original work:''' Manga by Sato Zakuri | ||
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*'''Chief Producer:''' [[Chanomae Kaoru]] (茶ノ前香) | *'''Chief Producer:''' [[Chanomae Kaoru]] (茶ノ前香) | ||
*'''Producer:''' [[Ohno Tetsuya]] (大野哲哉), [[Ishihara Hitomi]] (石原仁美), [[Nakazawa Susumu]] | *'''Producer:''' [[Ohno Tetsuya]] (大野哲哉), [[Ishihara Hitomi]] (石原仁美), [[Nakazawa Susumu]] | ||
Revision as of 11:44, 23 November 2021
Details
- Title: マイルノビッチ / Mairunovich
- Format: Renzoku web drama
- Genre: School, Romance
- Episodes: 8
- Broadcast network: Hulu
- Broadcast period: 2021-Feb-12 to 2021-Apr-02
- Air time: Friday 00:00
- Theme song: Bluetooth Love by Yabai T-shirts yasan
Synopsis
Kinoshita Mairu is nicknamed "poisonous mushroom" for her dull appearance. One day, Mairu was lied by a guy's confession and cried to Kumada Tenyuu, a handsome guy in school. Tenyuu who is known for his sharp tongue, scolded Mairu. "Don't use ugly as an excuse! If you have any complaint, go put in efort and make yourself beautiful!"
Mairu then learn how to do make-up with the help of Tenyuu and becomes beautiful. However, her uncle tells her that "the reason why a girl wants to look beautiful is love".
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Sakurai Hinako as Kinoshita Mairu
- Ishii Misaki as young Mairu (ep1)
- Kamio Fuju as Kumada Tenyuu
- Otomo Karen as Matsumaru Ayano
- Ito Asahi as Kudo Narutaro (Naru-kun)
- Akutsu Nichika as Katsuki Mirai
- Miura Ryosuke as Kinoshita Fuwari
- Shintani Yuzumi as Moe
Production Credits
- Original work: Manga by Sato Zakuri
- Screenwriter: Mochiji Yukiko (持地佑季子)
- Executive Producer: Nagasawa Kazushi
- Chief Producer: Chanomae Kaoru (茶ノ前香)
- Producer: Ohno Tetsuya (大野哲哉), Ishihara Hitomi (石原仁美), Nakazawa Susumu
- Director: Ninomiya Takashi
- Music: Dewa Yoshiaki