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This adorable one-episode special brings viewers back into the warm, hilarious world of Cherry Magic! Set shortly after the main series, it follows Adachi and Kurosawa as they navigate their very first Valentine’s Day as a couple. When Adachi receives a mysterious box of chocolates, a spark of jealousy and a series of sweet misunderstandings ensue, reminding us just how endearing their relationship is. Meanwhile, their lively coworker Rokkaku begins to notice the unusual closeness between the two and launches his own bumbling investigation to uncover their secret – leading to a conclusion that is pure, chaotic delight. Packed with flashbacks, tender moments, and plenty of laugh-out-loud antics, this episode is a perfect encapsulation of what makes Cherry Magic so beloved: gentle romance, genuine humor, and characters you can’t help but root for. It’s a short but satisfying treat for fans who want just a little more time with these loveable characters.

Akaso Eiji

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Machida Keita

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Kusakawa Takuya

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Sato Ryo

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Suzunosuke

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Valentine's Day / Rokkaku Episode 1

Season 1 · Dec 24, 2020

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kuroada_forever

Feb 14, 2025

9/10

This special was everything I wanted! Seeing Adachi and Kurosawa celebrate their first Valentine's Day was so sweet. The flashbacks to Kurosawa's shy chocolate-giving last year melted my heart. And the way Kurosawa gets jealous over a simple gift? Adorable! More of them please!

logic_over_fluff

Mar 2025

6/10

It's cute but honestly, it didn't add anything to the story. We already knew they were dating. The Valentine's segment was fine but nothing new, and Rokkaku's investigation was predictable. I wanted more character development, not just fluff. Still, it's under 20 minutes so no harm.

manga_lover_kei

Jan 2026

7/10

As a fan of the manga, I appreciated that this special stayed true to the characters' personalities. The Rokkaku part was especially faithful to his comic relief role. However, the anime and manga had more detailed inner monologues. This was a nice bonus but didn't capture the full charm of the original panels.

visual_poetry

Dec 2025

8/10

The lighting in the Valentine's scenes was so warm and dreamy, perfectly capturing the intimate mood. I loved the color grading—soft pastels that made everything feel like a sweet memory. The camera framing during Rokkaku's part shifted to a more playful, wide-angle style, which was a nice contrast.

ethical_drama_watcher

Oct 2025

7/10

I appreciate that the special continues to show a healthy, consent-based relationship between Adachi and Kurosawa. Their communication is improving, and the jealousy is handled lightly without toxicity. However, I wish they had addressed the workplace secrecy more openly. Still, it's refreshing to see a BL without problematic power dynamics.