A pair of identical twins pretend to be one kid. That's the setup for Migi & Dali, and it's way weirder and more gripping than it sounds. Migi and Dali are 13-year-old orphans who disguise themselves as a single child named "Hitori" to get adopted by the Sonoyamas, a wealthy elderly couple living in the seemingly idyllic Origon Village. But this isn't some heartwarming adoption story — the twins have an agenda. They're using their new family as a way into the village to investigate a dark incident from their past. The comedy comes from watching these two boys physically stack on top of each other, swap places mid-conversation, and maintain this absurd illusion while everyone around them is none the wiser. It's genuinely funny in a deadpan, surreal way. But underneath all the slapstick twin logistics, there's a real mystery unfolding, and the tone shifts gradually from quirky to unsettling as the village reveals its secrets. The art style leans into this duality — bright and pleasant on the surface, with something slightly off lurking beneath. If you liked the orphan-driven suspense of The Promised Neverland or the small-town mystery vibe of Erased, this scratches a similar itch but with a comedic edge those shows don't have. It's a 13-episode TV series based on a seinen manga, so it's tight and doesn't overstay its welcome. One of the more uniquely toned shows from 2023.
Dali, adopted twin brother of Migi, uses 'Hitori' with parents, left-swept bangs.
Portrayed by Murase Ayumu
Migi, Dali's twin, uses "Hitori" with adoptive parents, right-swept bangs.
Portrayed by Kirk Jackson
This season covers Chapters 1-26 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 27.
Verified RatingEl diseño de sonido sigue siendo genial, apenas ahora noté ese efecto de sonido cuando salen por los agujeros/ventanas de su yurta.
De cierta forma me provocaron ternura en este capítulo, me recordaron a esa linda etapa en la que como niños cogíamos cosas que no debíamos, o llegábamos a conclusiones rarísimas aunque perfectamente lógicas para uno, me dió ternura esa inocencia nacida del aislamiento, pero por lo mismo del origen de esta me dió un poco de tristeza
woow arrancamos ya con violines y piano? precioso, muy de cuento de hadas, en general la serie se ve visualmente sencilla, pulcra pero un estilo simple ya que a punta más al realismo, sin embargo compensa con el sonido, música clásica digna de cuentos de hadas y por otro lado, música con distorsiones y una hermosa pero levemente inquietante voz usadas para mostrar la realidad de ese cuento de hadas, hermoso trabajo el de la dirección del sonido
Desde ya dejan ver que nada fue al azar, y todo tiene un proposito u objetivo, quedo con bastantes expectativas
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