Mouse

- Involves "notorious serial killer"
- Emergence of new gruesome serial killer
- Genius detective
- Filled with psychological and philosophical questions about psychopaths
- Keeps you on the edge of your seat
- Dark and twisted
- Literally cat and "mouse" between the killer and the detectives
- Plot twists!! (not as many as Mouse tho)

Well it's kinda the same but it involves time traveling

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The culprit is more closer than it seems in both series

There is Similar scenario of a cop obsessed with a serial killer. Also both have psycologists who study serial killers in the main cast. there is a fantasy element to tunnel, while mouse tries a more realistic approach. Tunnel dwelves into the worst and best of the human mind. And Mouse also looks promising. I believe we could expect a lot from the story. With lee seungi s acting talent, no matter which way his character goes, good or bad, I think he can do a good job.

both are about a mystery and a police investigation. both main like start out like the good guys and you end up rooting for them only to discover that you shouldn`t have.

Both deal with the unsuspecting killer...the person who inserts themself into an investigation, the person that people look past as the killer, the person that someone knows is the killer but is halfway protecting them or turning a blind-eye. They are the same because both the main leads that are the likely killers are mentally ill, except one is aware of why they are doing what they are doing, and the other has no memory (if my memory serves me correctly) that they are even killing people.

Both have that slow pacing that you love to hate when it comes to suspenisful , mysterious, who did it dramas. That said, you are going to like this drama.

Both dramas are psychological thrillers, with dark vibes of a lead being a psychopathic serial killer

All about brain how it affects your behavior ..... Mouse is drama whereas Brainwork is more on the comedic side and nonsense unnecessary office romance .....

both have the same screenwriter, both are crime, mystery thrillers.
black ha a fantasy aspect a it deal with grim reaper, whereas mouse so far is not fantasy at all

Similar concept both are good crime dramas.
The story revolves around the idea that the tendendcy of the person.becomimg psychopath can be determined during pregenency.

Both drama is centered around......
- serial killer.....
- detective....
- thriller....
- investigation ....

Both dramas carefully and masterfully show you hints and fragments of the whole along the way, keeping you guessing but giving you enough to feel satiated with every new episode.

They both focus on an intelligent main serial killer.

Although Mouse doesn't have any supernatural elements, they are both very similar stylistically. By that I mean that both series are about cat & mouse games between detectives/police officers and serial killers. Both are very fast-paced and thrilling. Very well acted as well!

delve into themes of revenge, fate, and complex human relationships, offering thrilling narratives that keep viewers engaged.

Mystery & thriller100% ... The Call is a movie that thrives on its effective use of mysterious atmosphere.

Similar "dark vibes" with unhinged characters. A drama that delves into dark psychology. Both involve killers and neurosurgery just puts emphasis on different things. Mouse is more focused on crime/detective work whereas Hyper Knife focuses on both neurosurgery and crime.