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To me the key of the antihero is that they are redeemable. Otherwise they’re just the evil bad guy. Which is another character type entirely.

I’ve only seen the Korean version.

Beautiful Mind, Lee Young Oh, the main lead is sociopathic because of external forces (he wasn't born that way). Drama was only 14 episodes, but very unique for a kdrama.

According to the dictionary an anti-hero is “a central character in a story who lacks conventional heroic qualities and attributes such as idealism, courage and morality.” But to me the lure and appeal is that they are redeemable. That though they are flawed, in the end they do the right thing and stand up for the one(s) they love.

Boys over flowers! Good one!

In a way, “Healer” was an anti-hero. He started out thief for hire until he fell in love and turned into a reluctant hero.

My favorite “superhero” from comics was the anti-hero Wolverine. Bad guy turned reluctant good guy, always with a sarcastic quip ready, but deep down he fought for the downtrodden. I know he’s not from Dramaland, but he is the epitome to me of anti-hero because he wasn’t trying to be but yet always had honor and ended up reluctantly joining the good fight.

Thanks!

Ending??

Or maybe I should become VIP so I can write it! ;)

Maybe an article on why we like flawed characters or the anti-hero?

Why thank you ;)

Then I will skip it. No sad endings for me!

But will the ending break my heart....? That is the question

I wonder if they had planned in a number 4? This ended abruptly.

Also subbed on asiancrush

Forgot I had an account with them. Found it!

I didnt try that! Thanks!

Wasn’t able to get it

Anyone know where you can watch season two, Friday through Sunday? I’ve looked on YouTube, and daily motion, I cannot find a subbed in English