David33

Yes, you're right, because of the shadow I thought he's wearing the same beige coat at the beach. So, that means they're indeed dating again because this is more than just one scene together in Japan.

The only scene I don't know when exactly happened is when all of them are at the beach. It has to be present time because Yi Ra's hair is still red, but Su Jin is there too, so it has to be not much later after Won Joon told him that he's with Doona. They broke up in EP8, so it has to be EP7 or 8 in the present. I'm pretty sure that between EP7 and 8 there was a time jump too, at least a month or so.

Only he's wearing the same clothes. Just watch the scenes right after the intro of EP8 and 9. It's the same trench coat, even the tie is the same. Also, every intro ends with them standing next to each other wearing the same outfit at the beach.

If you have the same opinion about the ending, then why are you saying that it's just an opinion and not a fact till the director come out and say it's a fact? Opinion is one thing, but the ending is pretty much clear and obvious. You can't say it's just an opinion. Also, I read your comments, and I never said you think it's a sad ending. What bothers me is that you said that people who think that they're together is a fact, are basically toxic people. Thinking differently is totally okay, but most people didn't understand the ending because they didn't pay attention to the details. Saying this, isn't toxic, just another fact.

Here's some clue for you! If you think, they're not dating anymore, all I can say is that in the finale, he's wearing the same clothes when they meet on the meadow and both smiled and looked at each other like lovers. I never looked at my friends like that. 😂 The first scene in the finale is the ending, basically. In every intro, they were in Japan at a train station looking at each other, but in the end of the intro of the 8th episode he's walking towards her, and he's wearing the same clothes there too! When we last see them together in the finale, they reconciled with each other and hugged. That wasn't a hug between two friends, clear and obvious. I mean, I never hugged my friends and cried like a baby.😅 In Japan, he was much happier. His boss wanted to walk towards Doona, but because Won Joon heard her name thanks to the fans, he wanted to go the other way, and he sighed in a relief. Just watch his facial expression, says it all!

Also, one of the biggest clue (more like an easter egg) for me that they're in a secret relationship is that the title of Doona's new Album is "UNDERCOVER"!

I'm a bit disappointed by the fact that how many people didn't understand the ending, so in my second comment, I will write down every single clue for you, so you know why it is a happy ending! I don't want to write it down, again and again. 😂 Also, just because they didn't say it out loud and clear, doesn't mean it's not a fact!

How can you say it's not a fact when we literally saw them hugging in the finale, in every intro they were in Japan at the train station walking towards each other. In the last episode, they even met on a meadow. Do you think, it's only a fact when they announce it loud and clear? There's like 10+ clue that they're in a secret relationship. Even her new album is called "UNDERCOVER".😅 How many clues do you want? I honestly don't mind if they're not dating anymore, but it is clear and obvious. I wouldn't be surprised if the director would come out and say the same because so many people didn't understand the ending. Kind of irritating that nowadays everything has to be spell out, so everyone can understand it, because most people are too lazy to pay attention.

Uhm, that's how the show is ended, just sayin'. 😅 They're in a secret relationship. The first scene in the finale is the ending! BTW the reality is basically the same, especially for new Idols. They can't date and even when they do, toxic fans and Labels are ruining their life. A secret relationship isn't easy because if you're famous, the media and people follow you everywhere. The ending is 100% clear, people just have to pay attention to the details, like their clothes. They didn't say it out loud, but it's still clear and obvious.

Firstly: There's no one in this world who always act mature. We are all people and doing stupid stuff, especially when we're in love. Secondly: It's a happy ending. I don't want to write it down again, but if you want to know why and how, find one of my comments. All I can say is that the first scene in the finale is the ending basically.

Sometimes it's good if the viewer has to think about what they have seen. 😂 I don't really like shows that are forgettable right after I finished them. I mean, I don't mind them, but I like shows like this more.

WOW! I'm glad I didn't read the Webtoon, I don't like that depressive ending, and kind of big cliché too. Looks like the anime is basically the same as the Netflix version, but maybe it's more understandable ending, because I'm a bit surprised how many people didn't understand the ending of the Netflix version.

It's really not that hard, you just need to pay attention a bit more than you did with other Kdramas. 😅 They don't spell it out, but there are signs, how much time passed, there are literal signs with dates, and you only need to remember what clothes they were wearing basically, and you're going to understand the finale. A little help: The finale starts with the ending. He's wearing the same clothes that he wore in the store where they were together in Japan. She knew he was there because she looked back, later they met in the train station in the intro, and like I said the last scene is basically the first scene in the finale in a meadow. They were smiling, so I'm pretty sure they're together.

He doesn't need to make any statement because the ending is 100% clear and obvious. The finale is starting with the ending, basically. It's not a fiction or a guessing or an opinion, it's a pure fact. What we can guess is that they're dating again or just meeting with each other, but in my opinion, that's a fact too because they're clearly implied what's happening between them. They're not simple friends or ex-lovers who met with each other randomly in the same clothes in a meadow where nobody can see them. 😅

You still don't get it, what I'm saying. Never said they can't date. Kpop Idols can't date only because of the toxic "fans", but that doesn't mean American fans aren't toxic about their personal life. My point is that American Labels doesn't give a shit about their personal life, that's why they can date. But that doesn't mean they have a better life than Kpop Idols. That was my point. You're acting like dating makes the whole shit better, but it isn't. American Labels love it when their Pop Stars have a crap dating life because it makes more money for them. How many times we heard that they were forced to date with someone to make headlines?

"Also we as US citizens know more about celebrities dating and who they're funking better than the US presidentss. F.Y.I"

I know, that's why America is one of the most messed up country on Earth and probably the dumbest too.🤣

This ain't a Marvel movie. What did you expect, CGI battles?🤣 This is a real life drama about young adults, about real people. Of course, it's slow.

Don't skip the intros and the outros, and pay attention to the little details like their clothes and scenes, and you won't be disappointed. Don't trust the comment section. Most people are lazy and if the writers don't spell everything out loud and clear they don't understand it and that's why they hate it. Honestly, I'm watching it again right now for the 2nd time, and I'm finding even more clues than the first time.

There's nothing wrong with my tone. Sure, the pop business isn't as bad as in Korea, for example, but if you think celebs can do whatever they want in the US, you're wrong. They can date, but did you ever seen any comments about their dating life? Not to mention that Disney literally forcing them to do what they want, so it's pretty much the same. Companies in the US still forcing them to wear what they want, and they have a strict rule how they should look etc. I'm obviously talking about singers/actors under age 21! I mean, for the love of God, how many Disney actress/singer became a drug addict or bulimic? So yeah, you could say they can date, but is it better for them than the Idols in Korea? No!

You call us "bunch of morons" while you are the one who think that we try to protect Suzy. Mate, we're talking about DOONA, not Suzy! Doona isn't toxic, she's just a young girl who's totally alone, she doesn't have anyone, not a single friend till she meet with Won Joon. Her only relative, her mother, is a piece of shit and her agent used her like a toy. Sure, she's acting like a little girl sometimes, but that's not toxicity. That's called want to be loved by someone, but she doesn't know how to do it because no one loved her!

I just realized after rewatching the 1st episode that at 2:20 minute or so you can see the same photo thingy hanging in his car, BUT there's no autograph on it! So, the fact that he had that before and Won Joon even looked at it and this is another proof that he put the autographed version in his car later.

Your first comment is 100% accurate, sadly! Also, I wouldn't say "some" I would say "most fans"! To be fair, film production companies and Labels could literally save these celebs if they want to, but they chose to ignore the problem and let the toxic fans be the boss, basically. It's easier to write a simple "We're saddened by..." letter than fix the problem before it happens.

@Blksista06 Do you live in a bubble? Being a toxic fan isn't only applies to Korea or other Asian countries. It's the whole goddamn world! Use Google and search, how many American Pop star or actor k*lled themself because of toxic abuse from so-called "fans". Do you think Demi Lovato became a drug addict and wanted to k*ll herself because she was bored? Please, don't be ignorant!