manga: Antique Bakery Vol 1-2

[meganbmoore]

This is one of those series that tends to get a lot of “if you don’t like *insert genre/trope/etc. thing is an example of* you might still like this” recs. In this case, yaoi. But then, despite often being billed as yaoi and released by a publisher that primarily licenses yaoi titles, this isn’t actually yaoi, but is a josei title where one of the

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[woodburner]

Man, I just watched the K-movie for this. It was so amazingly fun that it more than made up for the absolute fail of the anime adaptation. (I haven't seen any of the J-drama, but as I've heard they made Ono straight, I can hardly see how it's even worth mentioning.)

[meganbmoore]

I watched 1 ep of the jdrama because I like some of the actors. I thought Ono was completely gay and was surprised when I learned he wasn't supposed to be gay there. I think Fujiki Naohito ignored the memo.

[lady_ganesh]

I really want to check out the K-movie, everyone says it's adorable.

[woodburner]

Oh, it is.

[estara]

Thank you very much for that link. I have the Japanese dorama but I didn't know where to find this.

[lady_ganesh]

Shiny. Do I need to download all three things?

[woodburner]

Yeah - the movie's divided into two parts, and then there's the subtitle file. You need to put them all into one folder, make sure the sub file is named the exact same way as the video file, and play the movie files with something that can handle soft subs, like VLC player or zoomplayer or Media Player classic.

There's also halcyonjazz's pimping post here - I originally downloaded hers but for some reason the files broke on me and I couldn't watch the full movie, which is when I went on a frothing rampage and found the link above. XD; I actually used the sub files halcyonjazz shared for the movie files at the first link I posted, and it worked fine.

[lady_ganesh]

Cool. ::downloading::