Eurielle_kawaii
When you are liberated, forgave and forgiven, AND accept who you are, you'll be as happy as Cairo. But why Bukidnon?
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This episode is probably one of the most important ones for it touches topics that are relevant and current, relevant, and ongoing. The producers and directors, the writer did a job well done in this one. And it is true that it is a rollercoaster ride--- with an up and down, happy and sobbing, I've done all over the place. I love it. It's liberating.
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I think the trust issues of the viewers started because of the repeatedly open endings from previous episodes, but this totally took it to another level. A continuation from the confrontation scene, a look of Gav's own insecurity, and a BAD NEWS. A rollercoaster ride of emotions with a drop of bittermelon.
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One of the best episodes with Cairo's splendidly done apology rap and that question at the end... another cliffhanger that tortured almost all viewers. The confrontation was a much-needed scene, and thank you, Terrence, for initiating it. Although I was slightly disappointed with Pearl here, especially on the confrontation scene--- but it's not her, it's me... I just want a catfight scene... well, a longer one at that
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You should never trust someone you just met... Cairo, sweetie, I thought you know this, you were suspicious of Gav in the first episode, weren't you? You should have look for answers from Pearl if you couldn't ask Gav straightforwardly. But that's okay. That's why I love you, Cairo. You just totally showed me how much the same we are, and it might not have been good the way you dealt with things, a person like Gav who loves you will forgive you.
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A new friendship for Cairo came in the form of Pearl, but when he thought everything was going well, a new rival has come? I was not looking forward to that.
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The cliffhanger in this episode is truly one in which anticipation will sets in your stomach somehow. And Queen Pearl truly is every fangirls and fanboys and fangays out there!
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Cairo and Gavreel are starting to get closer to each other. This episode certainly touches topics, like family, and gives more depth to these characters. And... Queen's debut episode!
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A marvelous 10-minute episode that caught me by surprise and made me very enthusiastic about the Philippines series once again. Kokoy's Gavreel portrayed a young man who pursued Elijah's Cairo, a gamer who livestreams. It might seemed a cute and cheesy story from the start... but Cairo's defense wall hid a sad secret and Gavreel's enthusiasm buried a past which was heartbreaking.
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Worry not. #GameboysEp10 made a solution by having Cairo and Gavreel's first meeting's hugs and kisses through an invented plastic barrier! Another episode of Gameboys in which Gavreel and Cairo hopelessly going against the Murphy's Law comparable to how the LGBTQIA+ community continuously fighting over their HUMAN rights and GENDER and SEXUAL EQUALITY AND EQUITY, and how Queen Pearl made sure that these two would meet by literally driving over Murphy and going to Cairo's condo building--- like how IdeaFirs Company literally dropped Gameboys The Series on our YT recommendation without so much hype and was now basically the NO.1 BL series in the Philippines in terms of local BL series. A recommendation: When asked Pass or Play? Say PLAY, and you'll never regret the experience.
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