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    : An optimistic newbie actor with a "sparkling smile" who is deeply, and sometimes possessively, devoted to Takato. Media & Production

    (commonly known as Dakaichi ) is a popular Boys' Love (BL) series featuring the intense romance between two high-profile actors, Takato Saijo and Junta Azumaya. Core Plot & Characters Dakaretai Otoko 1-i ni Odosarete Imasu

    : After catching a drunken Takato in a compromising state, Junta uses the situation to "blackmail" him—not for money, but for physical affection. : An optimistic newbie actor with a "sparkling

    : A 28-year-old actor known for his professional, slim, and elegant build who initially views Junta as a hostile threat. : A 28-year-old actor known for his professional,

    The series has expanded from its original manga into various media formats:

    : Veteran actor Takato Saijo held the title of "Most Huggable No. 1" for five consecutive years until he was dethroned by newcomer Junta Azumaya .

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