Candy Color Paradox
Overview
Reporter Satoshi and photographer Motoharu clash as they investigate the biggest scandals, but sparks begin to fly as they uncover secrets together.
What critics are saying
Critical reception for Candy Color Paradox is mixed to moderately positive. Reviewers highlight the engaging setup of rivals with contrasting personalities forced to work together in the journalism industry, describing the electrifying dynamic between the leads as exciting to watch.
Several critics appreciate the series as a short, sweet drama that manages to cover its narrative efficiently with solid scripting. The characterization of Onoe—combining sweetness and ethical optimism to balance out the demanding nature of his work—is praised for giving the show emotional resonance beyond its core technical execution.
However, overall enthusiasm is tempered by more critical takes. Some viewers advise going into the drama without high expectations, noting pacing issues or a somewhat discomforting viewing experience that is primarily saved by Keito Kimura's lead performance.
“It's exciting and captivating watching rivals inside the same industry with contrasting personalities suddenly being thrown together.”
“While Candy Color Paradox never became actively offensive or rage inducing, it was still a discomforting viewing experience saved by one thing; Keito Kimura.”
“watch it without any expectations”
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Adapted from the manga, Candy Color Paradox leans into the natural friction of mismatched colleagues forced into close quarters. Reporter Satoshi and photographer Motoharu start out clashing while pursuing high-stakes scoops, but their professional friction quickly shifts into something personal. The 2022 series balances comedy and drama, allowing the romantic tension to build steadily as workplace rivalry spills over into an unexpected cohabitation arrangement.
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Details
- First Aired
- December 15, 2022
- Status
- Ended
- Episode Runtime
- 24 minutes
- Origin
- JP
- TMDB Votes
- 29