Cherry Magic Episode 4 is the fourth episode of the Japanese drama series "Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!" The episode continues the story of Adachi, a 30-year-old office worker who suddenly gains the ability to read people's thoughts when he touches them. Adachi is still coming to terms with his new powers and figuring out how to navigate his budding relationship with his coworker, Kurosawa. In this episode, Adachi and Kurosawa go on their first official date. Adachi is nervous about revealing his powers to Kurosawa, but he can't help but use them to his advantage. He reads Kurosawa's mind during the date and discovers that Kurosawa has some insecurities about his appearance. Adachi decides to use his powers to boost Kurosawa's confidence by complimenting him on his looks.
Kurosawa, who couldn't stop his feelings for Adachi, finally confessed. Kurosawa leaves, saying, "I just wanted to convey my feelings," but Adachi, who couldn't organize his feelings, couldn't answer or stop.
Adachi is a normal salary man until he wakes up the morning of his thirtieth birthday with the ability to read minds with a touch, due to the fact that he s still a virgin. Adachi is a normal salary man until he wakes up the morning of his thirtieth birthday with the ability to read minds with a touch, due to the fact that he s still a virgin.
Adachi decides to use his powers to boost Kurosawa's confidence by complimenting him on his looks. Meanwhile, Adachi's coworker, Ayumu, starts to suspect that Adachi has feelings for Kurosawa. Ayumu confronts Adachi about it, and Adachi is forced to admit his feelings.
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Ayumu is supportive and encourages Adachi to pursue a relationship with Kurosawa. Back at the office, Adachi's boss, Tsuge, continues to make unwanted advances towards him. Adachi uses his powers to discover that Tsuge is gay and has a crush on him. Feeling uncomfortable, Adachi confronts Tsuge and tells him that he is not interested. Tsuge is taken aback but promises to respect Adachi's boundaries. The episode ends with Kurosawa inviting Adachi to his apartment. Adachi is extremely nervous but decides to take a leap of faith and accept the invitation. The two share a sweet and romantic moment, hinting at the development of their relationship. Overall, Cherry Magic Episode 4 continues to explore the theme of love and acceptance. Adachi is learning how to use his powers responsibly and finding the courage to be honest with both himself and others. The episode sets the stage for further development of Adachi and Kurosawa's relationship, leaving viewers eagerly awaiting the next episode..
Reviews for "Cherry Magif Episode 4: Breaking Boundaries in Animation"
1. Sarah - 2 stars
I really didn't enjoy "Cherry Magic" episode 4. The pacing was incredibly slow and it felt like nothing happened throughout the entire episode. The dialogue was also lacking and the characters seemed to just stand around and talk about mundane things. It didn't advance the plot or provide any interesting revelations. Overall, it was a disappointing episode that left me bored and uninterested in the series.
2. Michael - 1 star
Episode 4 of "Cherry Magic" was a complete waste of time. The storyline took a sudden turn and felt completely disconnected from the previous episodes. The character development was nonexistent, and the conflicts were unrealistic. It seemed like the writers were grasping at straws and didn't know where to take the story. I was hoping for some interesting twists and turns, but instead, I was left frustrated and unengaged.
3. Emily - 2 stars
I have been enjoying "Cherry Magic" so far, but episode 4 just didn't do it for me. The plot felt rushed and poorly executed. The interactions between the main characters felt forced and lacked chemistry. Additionally, the humor fell flat, and it didn't deliver the laughs that previous episodes had. It was a disappointment compared to the promising start of the series, and I hope the following episodes improve and redeem the show.
4. David - 1 star
"Cherry Magic" episode 4 was a complete snooze-fest. The dialogue was dull and uninspiring, and the characters seemed like cardboard cutouts. It failed to hook me into the story or make me care about what was happening. The episode felt like a filler, wasting precious time that could have been used to develop the main plot. It was a major letdown, and I'm considering dropping the show altogether if it continues down this path.