In episode 4 of "Cherry Magic," we see the story unfold as Adachi finally embraces his new reality and starts to navigate his newfound ability to read other people's thoughts by touching them. This episode dives deeper into Adachi's personal life and his struggles to come to terms with his own feelings. At the beginning of the episode, we witness Adachi's uneasiness and confusion about his ability. He tries to avoid physical contact with others, fearing that he might accidentally reveal their thoughts. However, his colleagues notice his odd behavior and question if something is wrong. This leads to some comedic moments as Adachi tries to hide his secret while clumsily interacting with his coworkers.
It’s painful because Adachi has always thought that this was going to happen that’s why he was so scared the whole time before he and Kurosawa got together. And it’s painful and heartbreaking. Basically Adachi fell into self despair, he went back to his old thoughts that all he is, is a burden and not worth it, that he wasn’t deserving of someone like Kurosawa’s love, affection and attention. All he wanted was to prove to himself he was worth it. But once he got rejected by that woman for his designs he worked on himself, it felt like he was right; all that hard work, attention, affection Kurosawa showed him was wasted on someone like him, after everything Kurosawa did for him he still without magic couldn’t do something to show him he was worth the effort. That’s why he spiraled into self hate and anxiety again. He went back to his old self, the one that fought so hard to let Kurosawa in.
You had two choices but you refused to wait for the hope of the second, you refused to do the one thing ;Kurosawa wanted from you the whole episode to trust your self and believe in your abilities. It convinces you that you are not enough, that you re not worth it, that you break all you touch but really the damage is you actually not giving your self a chance.
This leads to some comedic moments as Adachi tries to hide his secret while clumsily interacting with his coworkers. Meanwhile, Adachi's colleague and secret crush, Kurosawa, becomes more determined to understand Adachi's behavior. He starts to pay closer attention to Adachi's actions and tries to find opportunities to get closer to him.
Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!
Synopsis: Adachi Kiyoshi is a regular salaryman who, at the age of 29, was still a virgin. On his 30th birthday, he suddenly finds himself acquiring a new power - the ability to read other people's minds whenever he touches them. Shocked and unnerved by this new ability, he struggles to cope. That is, until one day he accidentally touches the handsome and popular fellow office-worker, Kurosawa Yuichi, only to find out that Kurosawa actually has secret romantic feelings for him. How will Adachi cope with this new revelation?
Kurosawa's persistence leads to some heartwarming moments, and we witness their relationship slowly blossoming throughout the episode. As the episode progresses, Adachi's ability proves to be both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, he can finally understand what others truly think of him, which helps him grow as a person. On the other hand, he faces the harsh reality that some people still hold negative opinions about him. Adachi grapples with balancing the newfound information he acquires from his ability while also trying to maintain the relationships he cherishes. Towards the end of the episode, we see Adachi gain more control over his power and utilize it to help others. He begins to use his ability to understand his coworkers' strengths and weaknesses, allowing him to work better as a team. This helps Adachi gain confidence and recognition in his workplace, which is a significant development for his character. Overall, episode 4 of "Cherry Magic" is a mix of comedy, romance, and personal growth. It delves deeper into the characters' emotions and explores the consequences of having the power to hear others' thoughts. The episode leaves viewers eagerly awaiting the next installment, wondering how Adachi will navigate his relationships and newfound abilities in the episodes to come..
Reviews for "The Emotional Rollercoaster of Cherry Magic Episode 4"
- Jessica - 1 star
Cherry magic ep 4x was a huge disappointment for me. I was really enjoying the series until this episode came along. The storyline took a strange turn and seemed to lose its charm. The characters also started behaving in a way that was completely out of character. It felt like the writers were just trying to create unnecessary drama for the sake of it. Overall, I found this episode to be poorly executed and it left a bad taste in my mouth.
- Alex - 2 stars
I have been a fan of Cherry magic since the beginning, but ep 4x really let me down. The pacing of the episode was incredibly slow, and it felt like nothing was really happening. The dialogue was also quite dull and lacked the cleverness and wit that made the previous episodes so enjoyable. Additionally, the acting felt forced and unnatural, making it hard to connect with the characters. I hope the next episodes get back on track because this one was a miss for me.
- Emily - 3 stars
I have mixed feelings about Cherry magic ep 4x. On one hand, I appreciated the attempt to explore new storylines and develop the characters further. However, the execution fell short for me. The episode felt rushed, with too many plotlines introduced all at once, making it difficult to fully invest in any of them. There were also some inconsistencies in the narrative that left me feeling confused. While I appreciate the effort, I think this episode could have been better executed to maintain the overall quality and enjoyment of the series.