ichihachi

Watched this when it was airing. Don't remember much of it, but I remember it being entertaining.

Saw the show on the ending this week slot and I see they cut it down to 10 episodes. I wonder why the sudden change.

The editing and camera shots were great, but the antagonists motive was vague. I like how they changed a few things compared to the Japanese adaptation.

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I can definitely see the similarities.

They're too far gone to feel guilt.

Great cinematography, soundtrack, and engaging action scenes. The downside that impacted my rating was the story's direction and pacing. I believe the season took its time for the first half and quickly wrapped everything in the last two episodes. To save the argument of the series not covering the additional characters, they concluded with an open ending. It seemed underwhelming but leaves room for a possible season.

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Bruh she has come a long way. I'm surprised she played Young Zen from the movie, Chocolate.

The first episode was fast-paced straight to the point. It has a bit of Hotel Del Luna and Night at the Museum atmosphere to the story concept.

Can't wait for kung fu hustle 2. Heard it was going to happen.

Man, I feel for Mi-ho. she started off strong-willed in the first two episodes of part 1 and we are shown her more vulnerable side. Even she wants to know when her powers will awaken.

In terms of the romance subplot, it's definitely going to be a slow burn or subtle one. Action scenes are shown to be the main highlight of this season.

So far, so good with two episodes. We finally got more backstory and motive behind the protagonists and antagonist.The gradual build up of Van and Mi ho is there. It's nice to see a bit of comedy back with the trio together. Poor Johan doing the chores.

Eyo we got ourselves a poster!

There is still a lot of mystery behind the origins of "The Red Person". For example what or who attacked the girl in the beginning (I assumed its the father from the pictures). Why does the loop keep going despite the body parts being put back together (The librarian also experienced it).

The post credit scene also suggests a story continuing.

There is a lot of jealousy theme happening in this series. It does bring out the worst trait of a person. The gradual shift in Naru and Nao's behaviour was closely depicted as the story progressed.
In regards to the ending episode, I think they could have changed up some of the member's looks since they did a time-skip.

I got Kang Chan Hyuk, his action scenes were pretty dope!

She was the highlight in the sweet blood

The series had a great start in the earlier episodes, but it was anticlimactic towards the end. The characters had potential, especially Song Meo Ru's foresight ability. However, not much character development throughout the episodes.

I was pleasantly surprised by the story building and production. Although, I wasn't a fan of the shaky camera shots, the action scenes were enjoyable. That ending cameo was a nice touch to the film.