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PERFECT SEASON !!!
It is with great emotion that season 3 ends, the final point of a great adventure that has accompanied us for several years through this webtoon and its different seasons.
(P.S.: the photo does not correspond to the final scene.)
Yumi is much more than just a character: she embodies a unique universe where her cells interact with each other, in a kind of parallel world intimately linked to the reality of her emotions. I became very attached to Yumi's cells - and therefore, naturally, to her over the seasons. It is impossible for me to say which one I preferred, because each one had its own charm. And, in their own way, I appreciated each of the boys.
Initially, I had a lot of trouble identifying the character of Shin Rok. I wondered if he was just very shy, affable, or even a little sarcastic. Then finally, when we discover "his universe", everything becomes clear and my doubts have completely dissipated.
I particularly liked this "Superman" side, with its two facets that make his character even more interesting. My second fear, when choosing a Gen Z actor for this role, was that the age difference would be felt too much, whether in the game or in romantic moments (even if I am used to noona romance). Finally, not at all: I didn't feel it as a problem.
I found him both mature and respectful, with a presence that also exuded a protective side, especially in the face of Kim Go Eun, smaller and smaller. In the end, I found him totally up to this new character!
Nothing to complain about Yumi, which I found to be up to previous seasons. Her character ultimately does not evolve greatly: she gains a little confidence, but remains deeply human and altruistic, always asking herself a thousand questions. And at the same time, this is also what makes the series all the charm, because without it, we would not enjoy its cells and their hilarious moments as much.
I found it sparkling and sunny, with this fragile and shy side that works very well with Shin Rok. If she had become an ultra-strong woman, a man-eater or obsessed with power, their dynamics would clearly not have been the same, especially with a younger man. Moreover, the age difference is barely felt, which makes their relationship even more natural.
In this version, what I particularly liked was the absence of rivalry and toxic characters: just a simple story that leads to happiness. The characters are endearing, the cells are adorable and hilarious, and the music (OST) is still amazing. It's a real feel good that is deeply felt when you watch this drama.
Frankly, I have nothing to complain about: everything ends in style! For me, Yumi's Cells is an essential and unique drama, which I will recommend again and again to all fans. He explores human relationships and those simple little moments of life that make history touch us so much.
Three seasons full of roller coasters... but happiness! With in addition an excellent cast. To see and see again without hesitation!!!
(P.S.: the photo does not correspond to the final scene.)
Yumi is much more than just a character: she embodies a unique universe where her cells interact with each other, in a kind of parallel world intimately linked to the reality of her emotions. I became very attached to Yumi's cells - and therefore, naturally, to her over the seasons. It is impossible for me to say which one I preferred, because each one had its own charm. And, in their own way, I appreciated each of the boys.
Initially, I had a lot of trouble identifying the character of Shin Rok. I wondered if he was just very shy, affable, or even a little sarcastic. Then finally, when we discover "his universe", everything becomes clear and my doubts have completely dissipated.
I particularly liked this "Superman" side, with its two facets that make his character even more interesting. My second fear, when choosing a Gen Z actor for this role, was that the age difference would be felt too much, whether in the game or in romantic moments (even if I am used to noona romance). Finally, not at all: I didn't feel it as a problem.
I found him both mature and respectful, with a presence that also exuded a protective side, especially in the face of Kim Go Eun, smaller and smaller. In the end, I found him totally up to this new character!
Nothing to complain about Yumi, which I found to be up to previous seasons. Her character ultimately does not evolve greatly: she gains a little confidence, but remains deeply human and altruistic, always asking herself a thousand questions. And at the same time, this is also what makes the series all the charm, because without it, we would not enjoy its cells and their hilarious moments as much.
I found it sparkling and sunny, with this fragile and shy side that works very well with Shin Rok. If she had become an ultra-strong woman, a man-eater or obsessed with power, their dynamics would clearly not have been the same, especially with a younger man. Moreover, the age difference is barely felt, which makes their relationship even more natural.
In this version, what I particularly liked was the absence of rivalry and toxic characters: just a simple story that leads to happiness. The characters are endearing, the cells are adorable and hilarious, and the music (OST) is still amazing. It's a real feel good that is deeply felt when you watch this drama.
Frankly, I have nothing to complain about: everything ends in style! For me, Yumi's Cells is an essential and unique drama, which I will recommend again and again to all fans. He explores human relationships and those simple little moments of life that make history touch us so much.
Three seasons full of roller coasters... but happiness! With in addition an excellent cast. To see and see again without hesitation!!!
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