Keito KimuraOnoe Satoshi
Jyutaro YamanakaKaburagi Motoharu
Kashio AtsukiMasayan
Kenta IzukaInami Kei
Sae MiyazawaKaori
Rinne YoshidaHaruta Yui
Tomohiro IchikawaSumida Jiro
Yu KoyanagiKiuchi Taisuke
Ryuichi Ohura[Editor-in-chief]Why it may be worth watching
- Candy Color Paradox combines Drama and Comedy storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Keito Kimura, Jyutaro Yamanaka, Kashio Atsuki.
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Candy Color Paradox
Reporter Satoshi and photographer Motoharu clash as they investigate the biggest scandals, but sparks begin to fly as they uncover secrets together.
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Best suited to viewers looking for Drama, Comedy. The available catalogue spans 1 season.
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jealousyphotographerpaparazzieditor-in-chiefphotographyminiseriesreporterbased on manga
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kinrich30External review ·
This is the story of two reporters who are assigned to work together, and they don't really like each other at first. Of course that changes over time. The series was about half romance and half of them actually working, and surprisingly one of them smokes (cigarettes) through the series which you rarely see in these types of shows. While the acting was good, there was no real feeling of romance or passion in the script, it seemed more matter of fact that they worked together so they got together. It wasn't bad and I did enjoy it, but it felt like it wa…
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This is the story of two reporters who are assigned to work together, and they don't really like each other at first. Of course that changes over time. The series was about half romance and half of them actually working, and surprisingly one of them smokes (cigarettes) through the series which you rarely see in these types of shows. While the acting was good, there was no real feeling of romance or passion in the script, it seemed more matter of fact that they worked together so they got together. It wasn't bad and I did enjoy it, but it felt like it was lacking something.
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