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This sounds sickening. And the title is jist weird🤣

if KDH is here, shouldn't Nezha 1 and 2 be added too? Also, I thought this was a drama platform.

is MDL gonna turn into just another anime platform?

the premise is good. however, the FL is insufferable and the entire plot hinges on all the characters being the dumbest and most inefficient bersions of themselves. like no kidding, this whole thing could be wrapped up in 2 seconds if some of these characters just applied their thinking meats. I might have to drop it cos it's also overdramatic for absolutely no reason. the music is good though.

why are people complaining about this being in MDL? I genuinely wanna know.

I think PGY lacks range. She's always so stiff and bland. and I've seen her in 4 different shows, yet she's literally always the same person.

I love Kim Go Eun, but am I really expected to believe she's 42 years old in this??? She already looks younger than she actually is.

I wish I could enter cryo sleep and wake up in a couple years so I can rewatch this show with barely any memory of it. Sadly, i can't. I guess I'll just have to wait in agony instead 😭

wow. the comment section makes me feel like I'm the only one who liked the love triangle 😂. dosan as a character certainly required more development, and the love triangle certainly took too long. but i love this show so much😭. i can't believe it's rated 8.1 while shit like King the land gets an 8.3 rating 😒

i need to rewatch this drama cos I just can't understand why it's rated 8.5. it felt pretty basic to me when i first watched it and the plot twists felt comical and predictable.

Me too😅

i understand. however, I personally loved their romance. I found the bromance between the goblin and grim reaper to be a bit cringe at times. also, sunny was just too shallow of a character for me to get invested in her relationship with the grim reaper. their relationship was well-written, with the history and past lives thing, but her character just really lacked... character.

I thought the difference in personality between the goblin and Euntak was sort of why they clicked so well. like an opposites attract sorta thing. and yeah, gong yoo did look more mature than the character's age.
Anyway, his maturity and her immaturity was never an issue for me because he never used it as an advantage over her. their relationship was quite respectful and developed gradually. i also think her childish personality was crucial for making it easy for the two to strike conversation and interact. she was always so open and talkative. I don't think there's any way to portray a talkative, light hearted child without making her look childish. but it makes her personal growth quite obvious in the later episodes.

I genuinely feel like Eun taks character was done right. her personality made the dynamic with the goblin feel so real. their conversations felt so down-to-earth and genuine. thats because as a child, she can afford to be open about her life and feelings without any fear or overthinking. that's just something a highly mature person wouldn't do. if she were more mature, she would've been a bit more closed off, and unable to say certain things that come to her mind. he childish behavior is what made their relationship feel so genuine.

and actually, she behaved maturely around most other characters, like in school and at home, and around the ghosts. she was only really childish around the goblin because of her feelings for him. aren't we all a bit childish when we're around someone we like, someone who makes us feel safe?😅 he made her feel like she could open up and be herself. he brought out her inner child. it's just super obvious cos she a child on the outside too😂.

anyway, i thought they made the right decision with her character and age. they easily had the best dynamic in the show in my opinion. grim reaper and sunny didn't really work for me cos I don't buy love at first sight, even if it's rooted in past lives. they never spoke, they just fell in love cos they were beautiful people and cos they were in love in their past lives. that just seemed like fate dictating their feelings. but Euntak and Kim Shin loved each other's personalities and forged their own fate regardless. that mattered more to me than maturity vs immaturity, and certainly more than their age Gap.

the ending left me feeling a bit unsatisfied. I felt like it could've been much better with just a few changes. all in all, i loved watching this. the main couple is arguably my favorite kdrama main couples. the show has a few pacing issues here and there, and that's why i can't call it a perfect show. But, it's a solid 9/10 for me.

What you're saying makes a lotta sense. i think the directors chose to make her quirky and childish in order to make her personality likeable to the audience. Also, she's supposed to be bright, like a ray of sunshine in the Goblin's otherwise gloomy existence. besides, she's actually quite mature in her reasoning and her outlook on life. it's just that she refuses to let her past hinder her happiness. she knows she still a child and doesnt mind acting like one because she refuses to be beaten down by the world. i actually thought the actress did a brilliant job.

the first episode was insanely good. I was hooked. the child actors are super talented. I picked up this show because of park Eun bin, yet she's the reason I'm struggling to watch it. her portrayal of the character is a bit much; I feel she's kinda overdoing it. I wasn't expecting Attorney Woo mannerisms, but the way she talks and acts is just over the top. her character has been isolated from society for over a decade, and after such a traumatic experience, she seems unphased.

I think what I love most about goblin is the writing. the way the writers manage to connect so many characters and events into one solid plot is something that's been found lacking in so many other shows. At first, so many things seem unimportant, but they eventually turned out to be more relevant to the story than I expected. And the story really took it's time. At times, I felt like the show had sidelined its own main plot, but really, they were trying to establish the characters' personalities and build meaningful, down-to-earth relationships between them. And it really paid off. their dynamics turned out to be the most crucial part of the plot. I'm still searching for a show with a set of main characters as good as 2521, but Goblin came so close🙂.

actually, she's talking about the actress. Kim Go Eun was 24 or 25 at the time of filming. she's just a 'little woman'😉

if you find the age Gap uncomfortable, that's totally fine. however, why is it that no one ever mentions the age gaps between humans and immortals I shows like vampire diaries and twilight. because Edward and Stefan LOOK like they're in the same age range as Bella and Elena, right? But what does it matter if he looks 17 or 30. at the end of day, he's still been around for centuries and has more experience than whichever girl he's gonna meet. as long as their souls and personalities connect, that's all that matters. anyway, this is the reasoning behind how I got over the age Gap.

I finished the whole thing with hopes it would get better, or at least have a satisfactory ending. it did not. just a load of crap.

this show is among the most overrated kdramas ever.