i already watched season 1 and the episodes that came out
please let people feel how they feel about the drama. you don't like it? that's okay. some of us like it. the focus on ml didn't ruin it for or disappoint us
i personally thank this drama for removing the frustration i got from the uncanny counter season 2!!!!this season…
i disagree. moving is a blatant marvel/dc rip-off with similar power sets, lackluster acting and awkward scripts. 7 episodes of teenagers disregarding their parents' wishes, lying and fighting over a girl? it's not new or interesting. i stuck around for frank's backstory
the uncanny counter season 2 is a new story with new conflicts and dynamics to watch on its own. the counters will navigate a falling out with their firefighter friend. so moon will move forward and grow stronger for his uncanny family. jeok bong's funny clumsiness will carry the counters through the darkest times. and so moon and ha na will shine bright with their brother/sister dynamic
the humor, action and level-headed storytelling mesh well together and have plenty of room to breathe. i wasn't overwhelmed or frustrated
the uncanny counter exists. it's a superhero fantasy that aired 3 years ago. the counters use their superhero powers, super strength, agility, speed, leaps, healing and heightened senses, to catch spirits. besides that, so moon is the yung territory. he can summon it to amplify his strength. season 1 and 2 are better, more complex stories than moving. the characters are super relatable
there were other superhero-inspired kdramas, like strong girl bong-soon and he is psychometric, that started the korean mcu
For South Korea, who were already the #1 for suicide rates of all developed nations, and that saw their suicide…
the problem isn't low birth rates or suicide rates. the problem is the misogynistic modern society that panics over women saying "no" to men, making better decisions about their bodies and delaying the onset of childbearing. educated women have fewer children compared with less-educated women. they pursue their dreams, dreams that don't include men or children. they shouldn't be pressured to stay at home, "barefoot and pregnant," for a collectively produced fiction called a nation. a nation that doesn't respect childfree women or their decision shouldn't be sustained. it should fall. i'm talking about every nation
frank was a child when he was abandoned and taken to a camp to undergo grueling military training. being robbed of his home and childhood was a tragedy. now i understand why he did what he did. and i feel terrible that he left the world like that. his last words were, "my name is ... iowa." he didn't have a chance to say his own name
Can someone explain to me what's going on? What's the plot? Why are there super-agents? I'm on episode 7 and I…
the story is about parents who passed their superhero powers on to their children. they and the children hide their powers to "live a normal life." frank, hired by the CIA, makes a dramatic entrance and deletes them one by one to ... remind them that they aren't "normal" to "live a normal life?"
episode 4 and the first half of episode 6 were tragic. the orphans lost the adoptive "mother" who provided a safe, stable and nurturing environment for them. the son lost his "father" and all that the "father" gave him. frank fucked up big time
people are allowed to hate "romance." just like the people who hate other genres. it's okay to hate sports, action, comedy, crime, historical, horror, mystery or thriller. why not "romance?" why do you tell me how to feel? you're not tolerant or understanding of the people who hate "romance." and you tell me to be tolerant and understanding?
"romance" isn't an important aspect of everyone's "life." some people are aromantic. some aren't in the mood for the "romance" genre and its unrealistic standards that noone can meet. maybe you should change your point of view?
"holding back is winning. violence is the easiest and dumbest method"
that's dumb. sometimes, violence is the answer. it's settled more issues in history than has any other method. guilt-tripping a bullied student is itself a form of violence. society takes comfort in conformity and pacifism. it brings the survivors of bullying to their knees and threatens to hurt them if they hurt their bullies. there's a thrill in this domination, and everyone is secretly attracted to some form of violence
non-romance dramas/movies aren't appreciated nearly enough. it's a problem. i call it the "romance" brain-rot. in today's hypersexualized society, "sex" and "romance" are everywhere. they creep in contagiously, spreading like a cloud of fungal spores, penetrating the boundaries of the mind and leaving an infection. the infected don't think. when they think, their head generates two signals for "sex" and "romance." head is empty
electric man (episode 2) and x-ray woman (episode 4) had some of the most interesting powers and they are gone. what's frank's deal? he felt guilty at the funeral. why does he do what he does? the reverse harem "romance" is the most uninteresting part. 80% of the story is about 2-3 guys going crazy over this mary sue new transfer student. i either skipped them or counted down the minutes until they were over
ratings don't matter. the best dramas get the worst ratings, and the worst dramas get the best ratings
the uncanny counter season 2 is a new story with new conflicts and dynamics to watch on its own. the counters will navigate a falling out with their firefighter friend. so moon will move forward and grow stronger for his uncanny family. jeok bong's funny clumsiness will carry the counters through the darkest times. and so moon and ha na will shine bright with their brother/sister dynamic
the humor, action and level-headed storytelling mesh well together and have plenty of room to breathe. i wasn't overwhelmed or frustrated
there were other superhero-inspired kdramas, like strong girl bong-soon and he is psychometric, that started the korean mcu
that's dumb. sometimes, violence is the answer. it's settled more issues in history than has any other method. guilt-tripping a bullied student is itself a form of violence. society takes comfort in conformity and pacifism. it brings the survivors of bullying to their knees and threatens to hurt them if they hurt their bullies. there's a thrill in this domination, and everyone is secretly attracted to some form of violence
episode 10: https://kisskh.co/Drama/Miraculous-Brothers/Episode-10?id=7586&ep=131343&page=0&pageSize=100
episode 11: https://kisskh.co/Drama/Miraculous-Brothers/Episode-11?id=7586&ep=132001&page=0&pageSize=100
episode 12: https://kisskh.co/Drama/Miraculous-Brothers/Episode-12?id=7586&ep=132116&page=0&pageSize=100
episode 13: https://kisskh.co/Drama/Miraculous-Brothers/Episode-13?id=7586&ep=132498&page=0&pageSize=100
episode 14: https://kisskh.co/Drama/Miraculous-Brothers/Episode-14?id=7586&ep=132559&page=0&pageSize=100