- If you like the character Hae Jo in Mr Plankton, you'll prob like him in Joseon Attorney aswell. He's not only played by the same actor, but also basically the same morally grey cunning character in Joseon Attorney
- Both has a rough past where they end up becoming orphans
- Both are reluctant to do something that is considered morally good because it goes against their character and principles but does it subtly or in their own questionable ways
- They both have a comic relief 'buddy'/sidekick who helps them with their shady business
- similar FL and ML dynamic where they are like dog and cat
- Both has a rough past where they end up becoming orphans
- Both are reluctant to do something that is considered morally good because it goes against their character and principles but does it subtly or in their own questionable ways
- They both have a comic relief 'buddy'/sidekick who helps them with their shady business
- similar FL and ML dynamic where they are like dog and cat
- Ngl, similar name with ML (Luis & Louie)
- Arrogant and rich MLs who are both known for something
- Both ends up living with FL whose economy are of lesser income, which both MLs complain about their living standard
- Independent and strong FL
- Lighthearted romcom
- Arrogant and rich MLs who are both known for something
- Both ends up living with FL whose economy are of lesser income, which both MLs complain about their living standard
- Independent and strong FL
- Lighthearted romcom
- Mystery/crime
- FL and ML ends up teaming up to solve cases together despite ML only being interested in solving his own problems
- Instead of ghosts, it's about a zombie...
- Cheerful and strong justice pursuing FL
- FL has a detective friend who kinda likes her??
- Much comedy
- FL and ML ends up teaming up to solve cases together despite ML only being interested in solving his own problems
- Instead of ghosts, it's about a zombie...
- Cheerful and strong justice pursuing FL
- FL has a detective friend who kinda likes her??
- Much comedy
- Both has an apocalyptic thing going on, although it is not like a zombie virus in all of us are dead, it's similar with mindless, raging and infected people.
- A reoccuring evil bully
- In dark hole, they also get stuck in a school with surviving school students (they eventually move off to another area/setting tho).
- Both infection starts off in a city/area that eventually gets isolated from the outside.
- Has a main ML & FL connected to each other throughout the story
- Corrupted school principles (lol)
- Blood, gore :')
- All because humans are evil and selfish...
- A reoccuring evil bully
- In dark hole, they also get stuck in a school with surviving school students (they eventually move off to another area/setting tho).
- Both infection starts off in a city/area that eventually gets isolated from the outside.
- Has a main ML & FL connected to each other throughout the story
- Corrupted school principles (lol)
- Blood, gore :')
- All because humans are evil and selfish...
If you liked the comedic part of 'I picked up a star on the road', then you might like zombie detective aswell.
I find that they have the same 'weirdness' of humor and ridiculous moments, some serious parts that just escalates to something funny.
Both have their fair share of tender moments aswell as comedic slapsticks- although ZB comedy may be slightly different and occur more compared to IPUASOTR
Both presents and centers around a ML and a FL
I find that they have the same 'weirdness' of humor and ridiculous moments, some serious parts that just escalates to something funny.
Both have their fair share of tender moments aswell as comedic slapsticks- although ZB comedy may be slightly different and occur more compared to IPUASOTR
Both presents and centers around a ML and a FL
Pretty similar concepts, apocalypse with zombie like humans but except they're not just zombies and have been consumed by revenge/anger/dark desires and gotten superhuman abilities.
One of the differences is that in Sweet Home, the characters are pretty much "stuck" inside a building but in Dark Hole it is shown more open world compared to it. However even if you do not get to see much of the outside world, there is still much suspense and action going on.
Overall I would really recommend Sweet Home if you like Dark Hole, it may not be as chaotic in terms of a zombie-like apocalytic setting, but it bears similar concepts to Dark Hole and just as much actions fighting and a feeling of danger against bigger human turned mutants.
One of the differences is that in Sweet Home, the characters are pretty much "stuck" inside a building but in Dark Hole it is shown more open world compared to it. However even if you do not get to see much of the outside world, there is still much suspense and action going on.
Overall I would really recommend Sweet Home if you like Dark Hole, it may not be as chaotic in terms of a zombie-like apocalytic setting, but it bears similar concepts to Dark Hole and just as much actions fighting and a feeling of danger against bigger human turned mutants.
