Love is Dang Nyang Dang Nyang (2022)

Oh my god, It's so adorable

I was not expecting that this would be sooo good. It's a fluffy story, not something so special and hyper-creative, but it's SOO GOOD.

I laughed, I cried, I smiled, OMG, so many emotions. I started this series bcs I was feeling a little down and I wanted something little and funny to have some fun, and it was a very good choice.

I'm looking forward to the second season!

And the acting was INSANE the Choco was SO CHOCO SO DOG and Milk WAS SO CAT. They are insanely good?? Fr I'm shocked. And the secondary couple chemistry was INSANE, kinda better than the main couple

It's not a deep series, it's silly, funny, and very short. It's fun! Align your expectations and you will like it very much.

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Not what I expected

As always, everything is my own opinion and not intended to offend or upset anyone. (Let's be honest, I'm just rambling, really.)

Initially, the plot of this show sounded a little weird to me - a boy falls in love with the human reincarnation of his childhood dog? That just seemed a little weird to me, if I'm honest. HOWEVER, I loved this show so much. I cried. I laughed. I squeed with joy and cheered on th humans falling in love with a human!dog and human!cat. I reached a point where I didn't care if it was weird, I needed these characters to fall in love and live happily ever after.

Of course, that isn't exactly how things went, but you know what? It worked.

Something that I really liked about this series was that it wasn't just a simple reincarnation - Choco and Milk just missed their human so much that they found away to come back to help him deal with his depression and they just happened to do it as humans this time. I thought that was a really cool concept, especially when it's shown that this isn't actually reincarnation because they weren't reborn, they were just given an alloted time. When they had to go back to Heaven, I sobbed my little heart out; the fact that it was only words on the screen describing how they just sat together as Choco cried because he wanted to be with Jung Woo...oh gosh, I'm tearing up just thinking about it. I also really liked the idea of them finding a way to keep coming back, so they could still have lives.

Kim Seong Hyuk as Milk was fantastic - he really managed to pull off the cat-like behaviour without it coming across as rude or too much, and I honestly cannot wait to see him on screen in more. He had amazing chemistry with Park Seung Bin, and I loved watching Milk get confused and annoyed at the fact he was falling in love with Uncle. Lee Jae Bin as Choco was so cute I think I got a cavity; I truly believed this was a human puppy, without it being uncomfortable or over the top. Go Ho Jung was fantastic as Jung Woo, and despite the length of the episodes, he really managed to showcase his skills.

Over all, my only issue with the series is it was too short for my liking - I'd have loved longer episodes, but I feel like that's how we all feel when it comes to Korean BLs, they're always too short. I would absolutely love a second season, because it felt like the story was only getting started.

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Another Great BL From Strongberry

Before watching this series, I'd seen a few of Strongberry's short BL movies which always impressed me because of how much they could do in a short time. I was introduced to great chemistry between actors that even some full-length BL series couldn't pull off. When I found out Strongberry would do a series this time I was excited to see what they could do using more to work with. I can say I was not disappointed! With this strange but interesting and funny plot, I saw that chemistry between the actors again. What stuck out to me was the portrayal of the roles of a cat and dog. I couldn't stop praising the acting while watching the new episodes in the mornings. I also really appreciated the music and fun theme song in the intro and outro of each episode. All actors, editors, and staff did a great job in the production of Choco Milk Shake!

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How Even...

Overall: 8.5/10

Never in my life did I think I would ever root for a person and his dog but.... here we are lol. The things this series did for my soul were unimaginable. I got so sad in the episode they left, that I had to take a few days before coming back for the last episode.

The acting was on point, the chemistry was chemistrying and let's not even talk about the uniqueness of the story and the characters. This is a really peculiar premise and I initially wasn't sure what would come of it; but I am pleasantly surprised with how this turned out. Perfect sweetness and fluff that I needed to heal my soul.

But I have to say, I was surprised about the 2nd season that was announced. This seemed like a good place to end the series and while I would love to see more of the characters, I'm scared it would get repetitive and take away from the glory of the first season. But I have faith - I mean season 1 was this good, they can't completely disappoint with season 2 right? I really hope this wasn't just a ploy to drag out the hype they received from the first season and that they end up doing it justice.

Anyway, I really enjoyed this and I'm definitely gonna jump aboard for season 2 and I'm lowkey looking forward to more...

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My new magic word is strongberry....Thanks for the nicest Series ever!

What a beautiful, fresh story from Korea!
I've really been watching a lot of BL series lately and I'm always amazed at what you can discover!
This is a very simply made series with talented actors who really get into their "characters" very well;) The comedy and tragedy come across naturally and will probably make even the most die-hard series viewers laugh. Also the never missing plot lines, like the mouth wiping (which annoys me personally) suddenly become very funny because of the background of the story.
My personal minus: I don't like the format with the short mini-episodes, I hope we can enjoy the series as a film later!
In the meantime I look at all the other works by stronberry and I'm thrilled!

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Cute and feel-good, but also kind of empty

I have enjoyed multiple short films from Strongberry so far, so I was pretty excited when I first heard that they would finally release a longer series. All their series can be very sweet, funny, or sentimental, and they're all excellent queer representation, so I was looking forward to this one.

I can say that I enjoyed it, but also felt unsatisfied with the story. There is some plot (more like the skeleton of a plot) in how Choco and Milk managed to come back to Jungwoo as humans, and there are also vague hints at how Jungwoo lived his life during their absence, but other than that it's 100% slice of life, without much happening. There is no major event and no character development whatsoever. I was hoping to see Choco and Milk face the many aspects of living their lives as humans, although I also understand why they didn't feel the need to since they're Jungwoo's pets.
The actors were all very good, especially Choco and Milk, whose behavior really mirrored that of a dog and a cat perfectly. I'd say that the show is mostly centered around that and the dynamics between them, Jungwoo, and Jungwoo's boss, and it shows them in a very straightforward way.

I felt a little disappointed in the lack of a solid plot for the story, but the overall atmosphere of the series and the acting made up for it. If you're looking for something cute that isn't hard to follow, this might be for you.

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Adorable historia de mascotas.

Primero he de mencionar que me parece muy raro el concepto de mascota que vuelve a la vida con forma humana para ayudar a su antiguo dueño. Es raro, porque la relación entre ambos sigue teniendo un toque de dueño-mascota que no me termina de gustar. Y creo que por eso esta serie vale la pena verla, porque consigue, sin hacer grandes aspavientos, o giros dramáticos, que dicha relación cambie hasta convertirse en una bonita historia de amor entre dos adultos, Sí, uno de ellos es adorable y sonriente, y el otro más serio y responsable, pero es una relación que funciona y que podría darse en la vida real. Todo lo real que pueda llegar a ser una serie de televisión.

La historia es basante simple y no está muy elaborada quizá porque cada capítulo es muy corto -si elimino las escenas que son un poco superfluas podría quedar una película de noventa minutos- o quizá porque el propósito era crear algo simple de ver con actores monos. Lo que si tiene que quedar claro es que no hay un gran desarrollo de la trama, no sabemos mucho sobre el protagonista, Jung Woo, y sinceramente hasta unos cuántos capítulos no me enteré que trabajaba para su Tío, pensé que el dueño del bar tenía un interés romántico en él, y que sus mascotas, ahora humanas, le ayudarían con la relación.

Reconozco que no suelo leer los detalles de las series de este tipo porque a veces destripan lo cuentan casi todo. Pues no, Jung Woo, trabaja para su tío, su madre está muerta, su padre no se menciona, se dice cómo consiguió a Milk y como lo perdió, y también como falleció Choco, un poco de sus relaciones pasadas y poco más. De su tío, el otro humano, no hay ningún elemento de su pasado salvo que le gustaban las recetas de su hermana, la madre de Jung Woo, y que sigue dirigiendo el negocio familiar. Hay un contexto familiar en el que poner los personajes y poco más. La falta de profundidad también se refleja en las relaciones con otros personajes secundarios que son realmenta anecdóticos.

En cuanto a la relación amo-mascota, humano-humano antiguo mascota, está bien presentada. Me han gustado como los actores han interpretado a sus personajes peludos, puede que Choco se haga un poco pesado, pero si lo imaginas como era caundo tenía cuatro patas: un adorable perrito pequeño, muy juguetón que amaba a su dueño, tiene sentido la actitud tan posesiva y pegajosa que tiene con Jung Woo.
Milk, tanto humano como gato, es todo un personaje, y quizás el que más cambia a lo largo de los capítulos.

En términos generales es una serie adorable que no pretende ser una serie de ciencia ficción, o un gran drama, sino que quiere ser algo más sencillo y que puedas ver en una tarde, con una taza de café al lado.

Te deja con una buena sensación, y en mi caso no he sentido que he perdido el tiempo viéndola. Y eso ya es algo. Eso sí, no a todo el mundo le gusta este tipo de series, pero en mi caso a veces son un soplo de aire fresco entre tanto drama coreano, que pueden llegar a ser muy excesivos.

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I was good but....

The good stuff first..all 4 actor leads were very good and likeable in thier charcter presentations. Choco and Milk did a great job being a human version of a dog and cat. Milk and Uncle definetly had great chemistry and were engaged in thier charcter presentations and were beleivable. Jungwoo and Choco was a bit much to have a pet come back as a human and then turn into a lover....I got the remorse and the emotion of the story in the begining but it somehow got lost. I just didn;t see teh transition, or a reason for the transition. Jungwoo seemed to be accepting of them returning and never coming back. That heped my accepting the pet turning into lover "ick" factor. Anyway, Iwould have been better off with Ep10 as the edning. Now I'm sure there will be a season II which maybe something I just have to get over becasue I do like all of the charcaters and the actors. Happy endings are always better, but this one left me confused and having more questions that did not get answered.

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A very unique plot but.....

Ok, i must admit that this story is so cute, i liked all the characters: Jungwoo was so real, i felt his anger, his sadness and also his happiness; Choco and Milk represent a real “dog person” and “cat person”. About the uncle .. I do n't know what to say, he own a cafè, he 's flirty but it 's also a good person who gave work to his nephew. So it's all beautiful but there's a BUT! Choco were a dog, Milk were a cat.. why those love stories? I would have rated this higher but the fact that choco and milk were animals upsets me a bit..

I liked the theme of reincarnation but, as i said, this time is a little bit different.

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No solace at all

Thank God, this drama is short; otherwise, I would have dropped it after watching two episodes. I can't even imagine what kind it would be if it were made into a full-fledged one. I like the concept because it is similar to many K-drama themes, but it is not even a comforting one. If we watch other k-dramas, then we feel like, "What a drama!" but when it comes to BL series, why are Korean BL writers so behind?

Two animals appeared as human avatars to their owners. Then they met and started living together, but this series is so predictable that you will know what will happen after watching two episodes. You feel like you are watching four people talk in a cafe. I'm not sure why they made this series at all. Just hiring a good-looking actor doesn't have any drama at all. Nowadays, I'm perplexed as to why BL writers can't push the envelope in terms of story. We all know that story is the main factor in movies and series. Any movie will succeed through word of mouth if the story is good.

I can't write more than this. old and predictable story with a good-looking cast without soul. This drama is so plain that you won't feel any thrill, excitement, romance, or anything else.

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Purrfection that got my tail wagging!

This is the most cute, heartwarming, funny, adorable, stupid, heartbreaking show I've watched in a long time.

Jungwoo, a lonely guy living an empty life, comes home one night to find two stunningly beautiful men on his doorstep who are none other than reincarnations of his beloved pets from childhood - Choco, a Maltese puppy, and Milk, a stray cat.

Both Choco and Milk do amazing jobs at encapsulating the pets' characteristics, with Choco following Jungwoo everywhere he goes and embodying the kind of boundless, unconditional love that only a dog can give, and Milk spending most of his time lying on the sofa or batting away any hands that try to touch him. The only other character is Jungwoo's uncle who runs the cafe that Jungwoo works at and where they all spend a lot of time during the series. There's also great development from Choco and Milk as they begin to embrace their humanity which sees their innocent love take on more romantic characteristics.

The story is beautifully told and well acted by all involved. I laughed, I cried, I awwwed, I fell in love with Choco. I can't recommend this highly enough and I can't wait for season 2!

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