The trailer for the Thai version of Cherry Magic was released recently, and fans are eager to see how the beloved Japanese series will be adapted. The Thai version, titled "Cherry Magic: Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?," follows the story of Adachi, a 30-year-old office worker who discovers that he can read the minds of anyone he touches. In the trailer, we see glimpses of Adachi struggling with his newfound ability and the hilarious situations that arise from it. The chemistry between the main characters, Adachi and Kurosawa, is evident in the trailer, and viewers can look forward to a heartwarming and funny love story. The Thai version aims to capture the essence of the original series while infusing it with the unique charm and culture of Thailand. Fans of the Japanese version will be pleased to see some familiar scenes recreated in a new setting.
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While some fans of the existing adaptation are excited to experience Adachi and Kurosawa s story all over again, many fans of the Japanese series were displeased upon the announcement of the Thai version as they feel protective of the material. While some fans of the existing adaptation are excited to experience Adachi and Kurosawa s story all over again, many fans of the Japanese series were displeased upon the announcement of the Thai version as they feel protective of the material.
Fans of the Japanese version will be pleased to see some familiar scenes recreated in a new setting. The trailer also hints at the potential for new plotlines and surprises that will keep audiences hooked. Overall, the trailer for the Thai version of Cherry Magic promises an exciting and engaging adaptation that will captivate both existing fans and newcomers to the series.
Exciting News! Cherry Magic Thailand Trailer Finally Released! Revealing Character Names and Additional Cast
A new trailer for the "boys' love" (BL) series features Thai actors Tay Tawan and New Thitipoom. The trailer was released on Wednesday (12/7) and confirms their character names and additional cast members.
In the 4-minute preview of the Thai version of "Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!", Tay Tawan portrays Karan, while New Thitipoom plays Achi.
Joining them are other actors who also participate in this drama, including Junior Panachai as Jinta, Mark Jiruntanin as Min, Jan Ployshompoo as Pai, and Sing Harit as Rock.
In "Cherry Magic," Achi, a 30-year-old virgin office worker, suddenly gains the ability to read the minds of people he touches.
Achi will discover that Karan, his co-worker, has feelings for him, and they will fall in love with each other.
"Cherry Magic" was originally developed as a TV series in Japan, with Eiji Akaso as Adachi and Keita Machida as Kurosawa, followed by a film in 2022.
After the release of this trailer, the hashtag #CherryMagicTH became one of the trending topics on Twitter with 168 thousand tweets at the time of writing this article.
Tay Tawan and New Thitipoom are part of the group known as the "holy trinity" of Thai boys' love series, alongside Off Jumpol and Gun Atthaphan for "Theory of Love," as well as Singto Prachaya and Krist Perawat for "Sotus" and "Sotus S."
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Reviews for "Experience the Thai Twist on Cherry Magic with the Trailer for the Adaptation"
1. John - 1/5 stars: I watched the trailer for the Thai version of Cherry Magic, and I have to say, I was extremely disappointed. The acting felt forced and unnatural, and the chemistry between the two main characters was completely lacking. The original Japanese version had charm and authenticity, but this adaptation felt like a poor imitation. I won't be wasting my time watching this drama.
2. Lisa - 2/5 stars: I was really excited to see the Thai version of Cherry Magic, but after watching the trailer, I have mixed feelings. While the production quality seems decent, the casting choices left much to be desired. The lead actor lacked the charm and charisma of the original character, and it felt like he was trying too hard. The overall tone of the trailer also seemed a bit off, with some awkward comedic moments. I'll give it a chance, but I'm not expecting much.
3. David - 2/5 stars: The Thai version of Cherry Magic failed to capture the magic of the original. The trailer felt rushed and lacked the emotional depth that made the Japanese version so endearing. The main character's transformation was not convincing, and the supporting cast appeared flat and unmemorable. I don't have high hopes for this adaptation, but I might still give it a chance to see if it improves in the actual series.