Hare-kon (2022)
A chaotic blend of love, jealousy, and unconventional relationships. Dive into this rollercoaster of emotions!
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All the men she has dated while living in Tokyo have been married. Tired of love and life in Tokyo, Koharu Maezono (Haruka Shimazaki) returns to her hometown. There, she learns that her father has fallen ill and the coffee shop Lupin, which her parents run, has been forced to close due to massive debts!
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A Chaotic Blend of Love and Complexity
“Hare-kon” is a drama that defies conventions, blending comedy, dark humor, and romance in a way that keeps viewers intrigued. Let’s dive into why this series is worth your time.
- Complex Characters with Desires and Emotions: The characters in “Hare-kon” are refreshingly human. They grapple with desires, insecurities, and complex emotions. No one is perfect, and that imperfection makes them relatable. The three leading ladies, each beautiful and sexy, bring distinct personalities to the table. Despite their jealousy toward one another, they find common ground in sharing the male lead (ML). It’s not a smooth journey, but they eventually discover comfort in their unconventional arrangement.
- The ML: A Flawed Yet Endearing Protagonist: The male lead is a fascinating character. He’s a huge baby with eccentric needs, yet all three wives love him for who he is. Rather than running away from his responsibilities, he faces them head-on. His commitment to making all his marriages work—through conversations and more—sets him apart. While I expected pure fan-service, the original story surprised me with its depth.
- Polygamy and Chaos: The drama revolves around polygamy, a topic rarely explored in mainstream media. The ML’s love for the female lead spans 12 years, but he also marries two other women. Why? Benefits? Convenience? The show doesn’t shy away from portraying the messiness of such relationships. The FL’s love for the ML grows easily, and she even learns to love the other wives. It’s a harem dynamic where love knows no bounds.
- A Hot Mess with a Silly Twist: The story lacks depth, but that’s part of its charm. Be prepared for the ML to shower “I love yous” on all his wives. The initial Romeo quickly dissolves into a messy husband. Jobless, lost, and perpetually horny, he’s far from the perfect partner. Yet, the other two wives keep returning to his arms, their love unwavering. It’s a chaotic mix of nonsense, and you’ll either love it or find it bewildering.
In Conclusion: “Hare-kon” is a rollercoaster ride of emotions, fueled by desire, jealousy, and unconventional love. If you have free time to spare, give it a watch. Just don’t expect a neatly packaged romance; instead, embrace the delightful chaos.
Note: The drama’s adaptation may differ from the manga, which reportedly offers even more shocking twists. The ML’s acting, while not awful, reveals that he’s a new actor finding his footing.