Twelve

12? Doesnt even deserve a 5. One of the worst of the year

Sad and crappy doesnt even sum up how i feel about this drama. ANd they have the gulls to tease us of a second season?

Putting Ma Dong Seok Park Hyung Sik and Seo in Guk in one drama got me so excited although right at the beginning i had reservations why Seo in Guk wasnt used enough in the trailers to sell the drama. Netizens say give the series a chance, and why not? The show promises an epic battle between angels and demons - and who isnt intrigued to see Park Hyung Sik in a differnet role. Sadly the show didnt deliver at all and was such a disappointment and my fears were realized as SIG is actually just a second fiddle and PHS wasnt actually the villain.

I dont even know how much the actors got paid for them to accept working in this trash. Didnt they (or dont they pay people to) read the script before signing up? They should be firing their agents and managers.

BAD WIGS. BAD COSTUMES. BAD MAKEUP. BAD ACTING. BAD PRODUCTION DESIGN. BAD SPECIAL EFFECTS. BAD SCRIPT. BAD STORYTELLING. BAD FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHY. if someone confesses that this show is made entirely by bad AI, i would totally believe it.

There was literally NO ONE among the characters to love and get attached to.

And to the cinematographers and editors and special effects people out there please take note that this kind of weird ugly colorgrading and filters and smoke cloudy effects are not fooling anyone and its not hiding how poor the visual effects are. they just make it worse.

Is there anything good? Nothing.

This is the lowest grade Ive ever given a Korean drama. It is that bad. Stay away like your life depends on it.

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Empty vessels really do make the most noise

Just for my edification, I need to know who signed off on this. I would then like to snack some sense into them by travelling to a time before they agreed - and this stupid setup I've come up with is aces better than anything they did.

Who? Who thought this was okay? This is a masterclass on how to create lackluster hype and somehow ruin the lowest of expectations anyone has for you. Because even the combined forces of over ten seasoned professionals could not save this sinking ship.

The non - existent plot follows Tae San, who is the incarnation of the tiger zodiac. You may be wondering why I say that when the show is called Twelve.
Let me explain.

The story is mostly about Tae San, while the other seven zodiacs are basically reduced to his rag tag bunch of followers. And there are only eight zodiacs! Because the very first scene introduces us to their backstory, but we're left wondering for over two episodes why there are only eight of them.. when the show is called Twelve. This is because their absence was explained in a truly blink and you'll miss it moment. Seriously, blink and you will miss it.

Thereon, the entire setup of the show is that the Zodiacs were basically guardians of the universe, who are now living without their powers after they saved the world the last time around, which they lost when they sealed all the evil in something called the Hellmouth. So now all they do is lend money and eat. They spent more time eating than they did saving the world.

Of course if you have heroes - you need villains. Here it's a group of evil spirits who want to awaken the spirits of two ancient evil beings. I say evil because if you look deeply enough, you could argue that they were more than just villains. But the show didn't care to be anything more than superficial and I don't care enough to be dissecting their past and personalities.

The two evil spirits they want to awaken are Ogwi and Haetae, the crow incarnation and some random name they pulled out of a hat for reasons. Basically, they free Ogwi and they need to collect some soul stones to free Haetae, so they can all be evil again. Avengers knock off but not really so I'll forgive them. And they do it! All while our heroes are powerless and of course, they take over the town! This is six episodes by the way, this is all that happens in six episodes.

Then we find out that Ogwi was some angel adjacent and involved in a random soulmates storyline with Mirr, wanted to become a zodiac adjacent, couldn't for some unknown reason and chose to become a demon instead! Someone call the Academy, man, what a brilliant plot! You have conveniently thrusted every Kdrama trope into your trash narrative only to wrap it all up in the name of.. love?

After all that, we got the actual backstory in the final episode (which true to form made no sense), a bunch of corny and senseless fights and a return to mukbangs. It was all so bad. And if they were setting up a sequel with that, just ask them to read my review, because IT'S NOT NECESSARY.

This is an incredibly basic plot - and they couldn't even execute this properly. Episode after episode is spent watching our heroes eat, while our villains stand on rooftops sporting red eyes. They pretend like there's some plot - we have a bunch of moments where Won Seung (Monkey), Mal Sook (Horse), Kang Ji (Dog) and Jwi Dol (Rat) go on random side quests as debt collectors, to show off subpar fighting skills and terrible editing, Doni (Pig) and Bang Wool (Snake) are used as comic reliefs, and Mirr (Dragon) is straight out of a melodrama, like she transmigrated from some other series. None of it makes sense together, they're all in their own worlds, painstakingly held together by Marok (Manager) and his magic staff.

Episode after episode these people stand by and watch as Tae San attempts to deal with his emotional baggage, as Mirr deals with hers and Marok runs around trying to get them all together because some pendant they have notifies them that evil is back. Kind of like when your food is out for delivery, but you can't really track your driver because the app is broken. Their app is also broken because their powers are non existent, so they spend six episodes running around aimlessly and causing more damage than they repair stuff.

This may as well be the worst thing I've ever watched. You wait.. and you wait.. and you wait for the story to pick up.. and you'll keep waiting. All the episodes are spent setting up nothing, it's the continuation to a story we don't know because apparently we all had the script beforehand and knew the entire story, introducing random plots and characters like we're supposed to know who and what they are.

And I will complain about this, because this is one of the reasons I don't trust K Dramas, why the hell do you need romance??! Like this didn't already have ten thousand other genres to cover, romance?! I don't understand this obsession with forcing romance into a plot that has no substance, for what? To create some emotional connection? To make me feel for the characters? If anything, I felt more distance after that reveal, because on what level did they think romance between Ogwi and Mirr, two characters who had twenty minutes of screentime combined would be something enjoyable? STOP. FORCING. ROMANCE.

All the characters were terrible, just FYI. I hated all of them and for having actors with such name brand recognition, not a single one of them acted well. Half of them did not move their face muscles and the other half went to extreme levels of overacting.

If they'd spent just a shred of the budget they did on the cast on good writers, editors, costume design or VFX, this could have been watchable. There's no way I say it would have been amazing because this was rock bottom, but I genuinely believe there was a levél below they would've hit if it went on longer.

Do yourself a favour and do not go anywhere near this - it is irredeemable levels of terrible and even Seo In Guk couldn't do anything for me in this. And if you're watching for Park Hyung Sik, he had 10 minutes of screentime and his character is so forgettable, just do yourself a favour and stay away.

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TWELVE really left me frustrated, The Disaster That Was TWELVE

First of all, I would like to ask the director and the writer the purpose of this series.

The characters felt disconnected, like they were just delivering lines without any emotional weight or bond.
Too much time is wasted on repetitive running and chasing scenes, with little actual story development.
: Instead of leaning on Korea’s rich history and traditional attire, they went with over-the-top feathers, glitter, and cosplay-like aesthetics—making it look cheap rather than epic.

Screen time use: Large chunks of the show felt like filler—eating scenes, chaotic dialogues, and CGI fluff—rather than a meaningful story.

The Disaster That Was TWELVE

I have truly never been this speechless after finishing a series — and not in a good way. TWELVE is the definition of how to take potential and drag it through feathers, glitter, and empty screen time until the viewer begs for mercy.

No Chemistry, Just Chaos

The characters move around each other like strangers forced to share an elevator. Dialogue after dialogue lands like random words thrown into the air, and somehow, the show still insists there’s “care” between them. Chemistry? Nonexistent. If anything, they had more passion when chewing food than when talking to each other.

Screen Time Wasted

Where did the hours of this series even go? Half of it was just running. The other half? Eating. The pacing felt like the writers forgot they were making a drama and instead shot a marathon training documentary mixed with a mukbang.

CGI and Costumes: A Glitter Explosion

And then we come to the visuals. Oh my god. The CGI looked like it was built with leftover PowerPoint animations. Instead of using Korea’s stunning historical wardrobe, they gave us cosplay: feathers, glitter, and shiny nonsense. The main character looked less like a warrior or royal figure and more like she was headed to a discount masquerade party.

Not Just Bad — Unwatchable

In the end, TWELVE wasn’t even watchable. The lack of direction, the empty chemistry, the carnival-costume visuals, and the complete waste of screen time turned what could have been a decent series into something I wouldn’t recommend to my worst enemy.

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Skip it if you have a chance!

What a mess this drama is! I don’t even know where to begin. I liked the idea behind it, even the trailer was convincing. But, when it came to finally watching it... Such a wasted potential! Most of the time, it seems like the story is going on; however, nothing is really happening. The only reason I watched it till the end is that it’s only 8 episodes. And teasing us with the 2nd season of this chaos - they really have guts...

What pissed me off the most is why the introduction of the 12 Angels is in ep 8? Why not start the drama with this? Not to mention, the introduction wasn’t proper cause until the very end, I was still confused who represents which animal. Why make it complicated?

The cast is doing everything they can, but it’s just some dirty work to try and make them carry the whole show on their backs. Seems like the production forgot that, beside famous actors, they also have to focus on the script and production.

Also, I don’t get the point of a non-verbal character being a foreigner. The other actors having to say her lines was so annoying. It looks like Regina Lei is there just to grab some of the Taiwanese audience so that the producers earn extra cash. If you’re hiring a foreigner, at least give them the opportunity to act! Just awful, awful money grab I see here. (This is in no way hate towards Regina, but is it really worth the effort if you're just gonna say literally one word?).

I would say fight scenes were ok, but they were not. I enjoyed Ogwi vs Samin, but the rest looked very fake. Like it's really been a while since I saw fights that bad. And in Korean dramas? Where the standard is usually quite high?

And poor PHS - he was supposed to look like a real badass not like a Temu version of it. They made him look so old. The makeup was awfully unflattering, not to mention they made his face whit but forgot about the neck... It was so bad I feel like I need to avenge him.

I'm tired of writing what's wrong with this drama, but I'm struggling to find any positives... I really can't rate it more than 4/10. And this is me being nice.

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my first review and i just had to do it for this

i wouldn't say i have high standards for kdramas, and most 'bad' shows can still be watchable for me as I usually still appreciate a few aspects or storylines from them. But damn i'm so confused, I feel like i could write a better script for 8 eps while lying on my bed than whatever was given to us... and at this point, I'm just watching for the shits and giggles

you got a actor portfolio like avengers endgame and you still can't deliver? i see the potential like it could've been a blockbuster korean mini version of avengers with a somewhat interesting and unique sypnosis, but there were just too many plotholes and ??? like there was only "things" happening at ep 6 and ep 1-5 was just completely forgettable

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In twelve characters: Utter Failure

Twelve is a show that feels like it was written by a twelve-year-old. The plot moves like it only had twelve episodes to work with, the story could’ve been told in a twelve-minute short, and the final fight against the big bad lasts about twelve minutes. I honestly can’t remember the last time I was this surprised by how bad a show could be. This show was written by Ma Dong Seok for Ma Dong Seok to shine. But it failed even in that task.

I still don’t understand how that cast read the script and accepted the offer. The only reason the score isn’t lower is because most of the cast is at least okay. Not even Kopiko would be crazy enough to sponsor a second season.

Just for fun, here’s a list of the terrible elements of the series:
• Samin has powers and a sword… but chooses to fight hand-to-hand against someone whose only skill is “punches good.”
• One punch... and the big bad, who literally consumed the dragon soul and part of Haetae’s power, is defeated.
• Mirr does absolutely nothing the entire show except get defeated and captured.
• Haetae is mentioned constantly but we don't learn much about him at all. Also defeated in a single punch.
• The dead angels coming back… why?
• Bang Ul doesn’t speak and then decided to speak in the last episode.
• And finally, the worst decision in the entire show: the amount of screen time given to the old lady, who contributes nothing to the actual plot. We get more of her backstory than we get about what happened to the angels during the war against evil. The time spent on her is only second to the amount of time they are eating or talking about food.

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12: The Drama That Should’ve Stayed in the Drafts

If you value your time, your sanity, or even the tiniest shred of respect for good acting, skip this disaster. 12 isn’t just bad; it’s the kind of bad that makes you question every life choice that led you to press play.
I was excited at first. The cast was (is) Top-tier. The concept? Promising. I thought we’d get something smart and thrilling, maybe in line with Moving (2023), with its superhuman flair and team dynamics. Instead, what we got was a tragic waste of talent and a storyline so nonsensical it could have been written by a sleep-deprived raccoon with a keyboard. From start to end, it was so sloppy and rushed, and still, there was no story at all.

The zodiac element sounded like a really cool idea in theory, but then it was butchered into nonsense. The directing? All over the place. The pacing? Torture. Even the acting, which should’ve been the saving grace, fell flat, probably because the actors themselves knew what a dumpster fire they were stuck in. Watching brilliant performers drowned in this chaos was genuinely painful.

I’ve endured some questionable dramas in my time, but nothing compares to the train wreck that is 12. It didn’t just waste potential, it assassinated it. Honestly, I need my eight hours back, a refund for my patience, and maybe even therapy for the emotional damage.

12 isn’t a drama. It’s a crime against storytelling.

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You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear!

This drama is a standing example of how the brightest of the stars can't outshine bad writing. From start to finish, it's a masterclass in how to do absolutely everything wrong. I wish I could sugar coat it, but I can’t even count a single redeeming moment on all ten fingers. 
  
First off, the plot or rather the lack of it. The premise is 12 angels fighting against evil spirits to protect humans. Sounds interesting, right... But the character introduction was an absolute disaster. In episode 1, I found myself remembering who was who half the time, except for Tiger, because they had given him a loud tiger-print suit. Halfway through me playing Dora the Explorer, I notice it very late that 4 zodiacs have died, and they give that information in a glorious flashback scene of 2 seconds at the introduction. If you miss seeing people lying on the ground, you have missed a very important detail.
  
I failed to understand and comprehend all the characters' motivations or the conflict driving the plot forward. Also, we are bombarded with endless flashbacks that are so irrelevant and at the wrong time. Imagine an intense fighting scene playing, and suddenly you are transported to Tiger's younger self, eating and reminiscing about an old memory.  
I felt the writers were in a constant state of doubt on what to do next, and the best plan they came up with was to confuse the audience with the randomness and leave us bewildered as to why we are still watching this. 

They finally decided to grace us with the backstory in the very last episode because why make any sense until the finale, right? That crucial info clearly had to arrive fashionably late, just to keep us delightfully confused all season.

Coming to the team dynamics... sadly, we see nothing substantial. 
Somehow, everything was about the leader Teasan (Tiger), who, in my opinion, wasn't a good fit for that role. Marok, the manager, was more logical than him and apparently has a better understanding of the team. When you put a show centring a team, show the TEAM... show their strengths and weaknesses and not just their leader acting like a monarch and his only concern is the restaurant lady.  
I expected each of them to show distinct personalities and thematic connections to their animal traits based on their zodiac signs, but they had zero impact. The fight scenes were badly choreographed, especially those of Teasan's.  
  
Second glaring issue (when I say glaring, it is in your face glaring) was the visuals. Again, I don't want to sound harsh, but I dressed better in my fancy dress competition when I was a child than the costumes here. And guess what, my family was working with a shoestring budget. The wigs and the costumes were laughable. You can argue that I am a naïve drama watcher who didn't understand this niche plot, but you can't defend the visuals. It's like 5-minute DIY crafts.  
Also, the magic weapons looked like child props bought at discounted rate. I will not get started on CGI because I literally have nothing nice to say. Everything was so underwhelming, taking into account that they had PHS and Seo In Guk as the cast!  
I want to take this moment and ask the team - "Where did the damn budget go?!!"  
  
Humans tend to desperately find a silver lining in everything and I did too. The only thing I liked was that Park Hyung Sik's character Ogwi had wings and that he looked really good with those red lenses.
I was excited to see him in an antagonist role, and was intrigued by his backstory, but the lack of context in both present and past just somehow wasted that potential too. 
  
Coming to Romance, Hyung Sik had better chemistry with the rooftop than with Miss dragon. I mean, that's the only explanation I have for him standing there for 3 episodes and doing nothing to save this sinking ship.  Jokes apart, the chemistry between them was non-existent. There shouldn't have been romance in the first place, but if you are serving it, at least build it up gradually.  

We had another antagonist, Samin, who was as unimpressive as everything else in the drama. His character lacked the command and curiosity that were needed to make him a good villain. We are told reasons for what he does (vaguely) and why, but they feel empty. Somehow, things were very convenient for him and I just didn't care about him at all.
  
Acting-wise, it was just something else... in the sense that I would rather forget it. With the script like this, all the big names seem weighed down. The overall performance felt very stiff. I want to see the reading room footage, just to understand what convinced the entire cast to say yes to THIS script. 
Production-wise, it was atrocious. I have seen a fair share of low-budget dramas, and they are better than this. I know they were aiming for the stars but sadly it turned out tragic. 
  
Overall, this was a disaster dressed as ambition with a star cast. The only thing consistent here was the disappointment. This had every ingredient to become an epic fantasy drama, but I will remember it for all the wrong reasons.  I can't even say it is entertaining because it is anything but that !
I see a sea of wasted potential and missed opportunities, with a sinking ship stranded in the middle with 12 angels, a snake and a crow sitting on the damn deck (because apparently misery doesn't love company...) all flailing desperately just to survive! 
Will I recommend this? NO. 
  
Thank you for reading my review! <3  
Usually, I am a sweet person, but the number of crash-outs I had yesterday after my binge-watching session is the reason for this sarcastic/harsh review.  
If you enjoyed the show, please take this as just one opinion among many. :))

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girl what is this? a star-studded trainwreck i want to finish because i've seen half of it.

Calling this show "lacklustre" would be high praise. This started off as a review, but it's become more of a cautionary tale - I watched it so you don't have to lol. The more I watch, the more I am convinced that this is a money laundering scheme from Studio X+U.

There isn't a single redeeming quality. I can't believe that ZB1 maknae line OST was wasted on this show.

When I saw the cast and the first teaser, I was so excited to see Park Hyung Sik as a villain, in the same show as Seo In Guk and Ma Dong Seok in a drama! I also really like Kang Mina, though Lee Joo Bin is a hit or miss.

Alas, this is such a colossal waste of a potentially good premise and a good cast. It's a hate/laugh watch for me (binged the first 4 eps to see why people hate it) because it doesn't really take up much time - the 40ish minute long eps don't feel like it because there are so many stretched sequences that I skip here and there and boom ep finished.

I think they blew the entire budget on casting and didn't have the money to pay for decent writing, direction, and editing. The cgi/green screen stuff is bad, and the action scenes feel unnatural, and the comedy is kinda forced and "try-hard".

The editing is so disjointed with random flashback inserts- my god what are those wigs and pre-historic costumes??? like y'all should've made a movie instead because the pacing and plot exposition is dreadful.

IT'S A NOTHINGBURGER if I've ever seen one because the concept seemed interesting, but there isn't even proper world-building or setup, no one even told us what zodiac what angel is for, had to check mdl/wiki, but they have time for a Kopiko ad in ep3 and the chicken place ad in every episode? They're wasting screentime they already do not have enough of??

What we know so far 4/8 eps in:

- 8/12 angels are alive, 4 died. We're left to guess who's who.
- Ma DongSeok is Taesan (tiger), who's the chief and runs a moneylending business and keeps visiting this old lady's food stall + also in the past, when she was a child, along with others (unnecessary full-fledged scenes).
- He hates all other selfish humans apart from her, smth to do with the others' death.
- Sung Dong-il is Marok, a human who is a detective and manages these angels. and there are 7 other angels who listen to him and the chief.
- Ogwi (Hyungsik) has been resurrected by "the priest" who wants to become immortal.
- Ogwi just sits on the roof, flaps his villainous wings as he appears for 5mins max per episode, and sometimes his eyes turn red.
- They need 3 soul stones for that and managed to grab 2 with no sweat.
- These were left behind when someone called haetae died in a flashback.
- 3rd stone is in Taesan's building so they've set up a trap to scatter the angels and retrieve that.
- It's hinted that both Lee Joo Bin's and Park Hyungsik's characters were lovers in some forbidden, star-crossed love, full flashbacks to come?

edited to add:
big reveals and plot developments in ep5 -8 include:

- villains took the stone and Mirr ( Lee Joo Bin) for her dragon soul for some ritual.
- Marok (sung dong il) had found the lair, but evil priest guy Samin became the evil spirits' FINAL BOSS from the stones of Haetae's soul (good guy who became an evil spirit) - so Marok died.
- WE GOT TO SEE MULTIPLE POVS OF THIS RANDOM FIGHT? HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU THINK YOU HAVE?
- angels are sad, devastated and crying but eventually the chief opens hellmouth and they got their powers back: angel avengers assemble?

- oh yeah, park hyungsik fainted, woke up, we saw flashbacks of the past forbidden relationship, he was sealed away and memories of the love story were erased but now he has them
and fled the scene with an unconscious Mirr and crashed into a cliff later. THE FLYING IS SOME OF THE WORST CGI YET?
- THE USUAL LONG, DRAWN OUT SILENCES, STARING INTO THE VOID AND INCESSANT SIGHING continues - where is the editor?
- MORE FLASHBACKS TO EXPLAIN PAST STORY - Park Hyungsik/ Ogwi was never the main villain.
- PRESENT DAY BIG FIGHT
- Finally got a proper introduction at the start of the finale lol.
- Park Hyungsik is on the Angels' side - SACRIFICED HIMSELF - wow what an evil villain lol.
- ANGELS WON - and dead angels are back, hellmouth sealed back again.
- Happy Ending
- LOTS OF PPL.
- Please don't make a season2 with the evil Mirr cliffhanger.

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What happened?! Post-production crew working drunk is the only explanation!

Seriously, what happened ??? With the star-studded cast they had, all the production crew and project decision-makers should make amend ! I raise serious question on the sanity of the people who validated the post-production work done on this drama... So much was wrong that I will not go through one by one but still list a few (un)honorable mentions...

First, why make it so difficult to introduce characters and relationships ? Instead of laying out the story set up in the last episode, wouldn't those 5 minutes be more useful at the beginning of the show ?

Second, why bother speaking about 12 "angels" if the focus is on a unique protagonist : Taesan, chief tiger? Not even the most interesting character, you got around his personality in very little time and then it is only fights, grumbling, and being in leader mode but without any dialog with his team members.

Third, why are all of the fights scenes blurring together in a really uninteresting manner? The fighters have almost no specificity in their fighting style nor special power. The few elements that differentiate them are too little, very superficial and never explored in relation to the others...Snake cannot speak, Pig is hungry, Monkey is good willing idiot, Dog is people pleasing, Horse is a fighter... That's about it. How is the viewer supposed to care about any of those characters ?!

Fourth, why have a romance so bland and so late in the story that instead of being a motor for the emotion it feels totally devoid of meaning ? It lacked chemistry and it should have been set up much earlier to have any kind of pay-off.

Fifth, where did you use the budget? Certainly not on the writing team nor on the costume department. It was mediocre at best. It takes a very specifc kind of individual to manage to make Park Hyung Sik look bad...So congrats I guess for this "achievement"?! More seriously, there were a obvious lack of care on the costumes and styling department, with wigs that felt of very poor quality, white ghostly makeup not matching neck, and so on...I'm left to ponder if all the budget went on casting big names and publicity rather than anything else...

Unfortunately, casting cannot save by themselves a drama. Writing was bad but most of all the editing of the scenes, the fact that fights or emotional sequences were cut by other non-relevant scenes, the pacing and the way the story was organized : nothing worked !!! Even the acting of actors I like and find usually good was lacking and disappointing... Among the very unsatisfactory production and post-production, the saving grace was the soundtrack with the track Salvation that I enjoyed when played at the end of each episode, mostly because it is a good song but potentially also because hearing it meant the end of an episode...

I would definitely not recommend this. If you are looking for a great ensemble cast incarnating heroic characters and gripping villains, go watch Moving. Or even The Uncanny Counter. This is so full of flaws that I still cannot imagine how it was greenlighted as such !

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Totally Disaster!!

OMA!!!They ruined my gems Park Hyung Sik & Seo In Guk.
Did they ever review the script?I don't think so!
Or maybe they sign this 15 years ago! Otherwise, i don't think anyother possibility.😂Why they ruined my mood.
Something happening, i really can't remember when i give 10 or 9 for KDramas.
Even toh they lost their power bt not their minds.Why didn’t they use it?and their money? What will they use it for?
In this drama only one person doing some job bt they killed him.Bcz he is human so he can't came back life!Nice logic.😂
They know why they living for,their purposes etc.They can't run away bcz of their duty.Then never prepare themself. They just living.
Mir should be more carefull.Bcz,she knew the future.Bt didn't tell anyone or encourage them to train more.
Also i didn't understand Ogwi character either.🤦‍♀️
When something happened that grandma, all run together there.😂bt when they knew that mir needed protection more.
And also leaving the hellmouth without any guard.
And that cliffhanger? Ohh!plz i don't want to watch this s### again.
And then visual, editing i can't talk that. 😪🤣
Just two word:Don't Watch
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