Review of Migi & Dali

This show it's a beautiful brotherood story, ye the plot is not preatty original but the whole story telling, the evolution of main characters (side character have their time too) is something you will like. Despite I didn't like the previous opera by the same artist (Sakamoto desu ka) I've enjoyed my time watching this new serie, finally the artist gave an evolution to his characters and a meaning. In this review I would focus more on the message of the opera and not the plot (you can find tons of review 'bout that). Migi & Dali are two twin brothers, equal in appereance, equal in clothing andequal to other people eyes, but are they really the same person?

How many times you have been compared to your big brother/sister? How many compliments to you were instantly compared to you big brother/sister? How many time you wanted to scream to them "Hey I'm not my big bro/sis!"?
Although 13 episodes may be few but are enough to cover all these topics and you will be hit by the author's meaning of brotherood.

Starting with the two protagonists acting like a single person, advancing in the story both will start walking in 2 different paths,
showing different emotions and different ways approaching situations. They will argue, they will fight, they will hug.
It's obvious: they are two different person not only one.
It's preatty clear the message the author want send: brothers/sisters should, instead of doing war, support each other.
You can do everything knowing there is one person supporting you, and not a common person but someone you know from the entire life (literally).
Remember there will be a time in our life where family will be composed only by you and your siblings, wouldn't be sad if you neither communicate to each other?

There are others psychological aspect to talk about like the seek of perfection or ignore the loneliness with material things, but I will let it to discover by yourself (I already talked too much).
So the last opera of a comedy story teller was a drama with a comedy facade, as the protagonists. I appreaciated it, RIP Nami Sano sensei.