Mood Indigo

Season 1

6 episodes · Jul 24, 2019

A broke novelist ghostwrites erotica to survive—but when a dying legend makes a twisted demand, he and his editor must face what they’ll sacrifice.

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  • Destiny Is Like the Color Indigo
    S1E1

    Destiny Is Like the Color Indigo

    Jul 24, 201925m

    After years apart, Kido and Kijima reconnect at the funeral of a professor from college. When Kido learns of Kijima's financial troubles, he offers a way to earn some money through writing a different novel style.

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  • In Search of a Moment of Oblivion
    S1E2

    In Search of a Moment of Oblivion

    Jul 31, 201925m

    Kido's job is to get the last book of their top writer, Mr. Gamouda, before he dies. After accomplishing such a feat, he can get transferred to a better job. When under pressure, Kido convinces Mr. Gamouda to stay by offering Kijima as an apprentice. However, in order for Gamouda to take Kijima as an apprentice, he must pass a test.

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  • Awakening Beyond the Limits of Rationale
    S1E3

    Awakening Beyond the Limits of Rationale

    Aug 7, 201925m

    After an intimate test, Kido wants more. Meanwhile, Kijima seems uncertain of how the two will continue after this night. Prolonging this change, Kijima finally begins his apprenticeship with Mr. Gamoda.

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  • The Art of Loving
    S1E4

    The Art of Loving

    Aug 14, 201925m

    Kijima takes care of Kamoda as his health rapidly fails. Kido is experiencing mounting pressure from his wife and his personal goals regarding his current job.

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  • The Chain Reaction of Betrayal and Sadness
    S1E5

    The Chain Reaction of Betrayal and Sadness

    Aug 21, 201925m

    Kijima learns the truth about Kido's fiancé and his plans to leave the publishing company.

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  • Head to the Other End That Exists
    S1E6

    Head to the Other End That Exists

    Aug 28, 201925m

    Kijima plans a funeral for Kamoda and publishes his posthumous work.

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