He has his mother's senses. First episode, he's in bed, half asleep, and he knew what his mother was cooking from…
Not really. It's in the way the scenes are shot. Kim Doo Sik is a great marksman, but Mi Hyun has eagle eye vision that goes beyond what he could see. Whenever Mi Hyun uses her eagle eye vision, there is a zoom effect with blurred edges they use, but they have never used it for Kim Doo Sik. They have used it for her son though.
Eg:- Mi Hyun zooming on Doo Sik sitting on the tower after he brought her dinner at work is the same as the zooming effect used when her son was looking for Hee Soo in the yellow raincoat.
There is no doubt about it that he got super senses from his mother.
DS can see from that high up.. his eye sight is very good.. eaglish.. so BS has inherited that.. and not his mom's…
He has his mother's senses. First episode, he's in bed, half asleep, and he knew what his mother was cooking from the sound and smells. He also heard the bully whisper to the class president from across the cafeteria. And he could see Hee Soo in her yellow raincoat because of his mom's super senses.
Can someone explain something to me please? In case I missed it.So obviously the agency knows both Juwon and Dooshik's…
They knew about her powers. But, she lied after her first failed mission and said her eyesight was impaired and started wearing glasses, which was why they moved her to administration.
Seems like they scout powered children to go to that school. Cause with Hee Soo, the bully got interviewed of…
i guess the usual format of superpower based stories is that the super powers work with the government and beat the main villain, but in this case, the villain is the very team they work for. Like you said, it makes me curious as to how this will go down. It's definitely not the typical story we are all used to.
Seems like they scout powered children to go to that school. Cause with Hee Soo, the bully got interviewed of…
Haha. Yeah. It's the same as how every government in the world makes sure that the education they give their voters is not based on critical thinking or questioning decisions.
They want them to be useful, but not so good that they will be a threat and they can't control them.
What a disappointment on so many levels! They started with heart-warming story of two teenagers who are destined…
The main characters have always been the parents. The kids have always been the secondary main characters. Based on what you said, you're not the kind of viewer this show is meant for. Best if you drop it since the main storyline is about the parents and they will continue with their POV for a while.
If you're interested in high school based shows, then I would suggest shows like Weak Hero Class 1 and All Of Us Are Dead. They focus on the high school kids.
Actually, looking at your profile, it looks like you're more into rom-com. I would recommend highschool based Cdramas like A Thing Called First Love and When I Fly Towards You. The vibes are the same as the first 5 episodes of Moving.
They've been monitored the whole time since their Black Team days. That part was showed in the last two episodes.…
I'm guessing how they end up retiring is how they will show us in the next two episodes.
Based on what the show showed us, their abilities were top secret and only on a need to know basis within the ANSP. When it was disbanded, since they were agents, they were shuffled around because even the Blue House (A.K.A. the president and the ministers) had no idea they even existed. - Eg:- No one but very few people new that Kim Doo Sik could fly and through their missions we saw that no one even knew their names and all higher ups pretended they didn't exist.
It looks like the old ANSP director went hunting for people with abilities and kept that secret close to his chest. And based on the previous episodes, the ANSP operated beyond the scope of the government. (A.K.A They did the operations the government wanted AND acted independently when they saw fit, affecting global decision making on a large scale.)
The writer basically told us that the ANSP was a large organisation that was disbanded. By logic, that means the people who were keeping track of the Black Team, who were also part of the ANSP, were also shuffled around. And when the ANSP director came back, with less money and less personnel in his organisation, we saw that the first thing he did was hunt down the Black Team (makes sense that they didn't look for Mi Hyun because she was in administration) and later on started hunting for Kim Doo Sik again. And they showed that they started keeping an eye on all of them from the moment the old ANSP director came back. - But the show did make it clear that he doesn't have the same amount of personnel as in the glory days and based on the last episode, he was trying to show the importance of his department, and based on the current timeline where all the agents have retired, I'm guessing that he couldn't do that and his department was further ruined. - Of course, we'll probably see that happen in the next two episodes. --- Basically, these are the reasons he doesn't have enough man power to stalk them as well as he did when the ANSP was in its glory days.
One thing that doesn't make any sense to me is that the government would just let people with super powers retire…
They've been monitored the whole time since their Black Team days. That part was showed in the last two episodes. That's how they managed to call all of them in once the old director was reinstated.
Eg:- Mi Hyun zooming on Doo Sik sitting on the tower after he brought her dinner at work is the same as the zooming effect used when her son was looking for Hee Soo in the yellow raincoat.
There is no doubt about it that he got super senses from his mother.
Is there a certain episode where once I come to it, it gets better? I really want to finish it, just finding it hard to find the motivation.
They want them to be useful, but not so good that they will be a threat and they can't control them.
Understood.
If you're interested in high school based shows, then I would suggest shows like Weak Hero Class 1 and All Of Us Are Dead. They focus on the high school kids.
Actually, looking at your profile, it looks like you're more into rom-com. I would recommend highschool based Cdramas like A Thing Called First Love and When I Fly Towards You. The vibes are the same as the first 5 episodes of Moving.
Based on what the show showed us, their abilities were top secret and only on a need to know basis within the ANSP. When it was disbanded, since they were agents, they were shuffled around because even the Blue House (A.K.A. the president and the ministers) had no idea they even existed. - Eg:- No one but very few people new that Kim Doo Sik could fly and through their missions we saw that no one even knew their names and all higher ups pretended they didn't exist.
It looks like the old ANSP director went hunting for people with abilities and kept that secret close to his chest. And based on the previous episodes, the ANSP operated beyond the scope of the government. (A.K.A They did the operations the government wanted AND acted independently when they saw fit, affecting global decision making on a large scale.)
The writer basically told us that the ANSP was a large organisation that was disbanded. By logic, that means the people who were keeping track of the Black Team, who were also part of the ANSP, were also shuffled around. And when the ANSP director came back, with less money and less personnel in his organisation, we saw that the first thing he did was hunt down the Black Team (makes sense that they didn't look for Mi Hyun because she was in administration) and later on started hunting for Kim Doo Sik again. And they showed that they started keeping an eye on all of them from the moment the old ANSP director came back. - But the show did make it clear that he doesn't have the same amount of personnel as in the glory days and based on the last episode, he was trying to show the importance of his department, and based on the current timeline where all the agents have retired, I'm guessing that he couldn't do that and his department was further ruined. - Of course, we'll probably see that happen in the next two episodes. --- Basically, these are the reasons he doesn't have enough man power to stalk them as well as he did when the ANSP was in its glory days.