I didn't watch the first season but I've been able to follow the storyline with no problems so far. Just putting it out there for those people who're wondering if they'd be lost without watching the first season. It's not exactly a complicated story - I think it's meant to be a feel-good drama about the importance of friendship, trust, hard work and striving for your dreams.
is it me or did those special fire/sound/lightening powers seem really... unnecessary?
I agree. Those powers weren't woven into the plot at all - they were prettymuch superfluous. Thise two siblings could have simply been masters at some special fighting skills that weren't supernatural.
Does Min Ha Ri end up with anyone? She is my favorite character so far, along with Kim Shin Hyuk... I don't care…
It wasn't like that in this drama. At the risk of spoiling, I think the drama did a good job of portraying human weakness - I had compassion for Ha Ri. She felt terrible throughout about lying because her friendship and love for Hye Jin was real. It's a great story about friendship and forgiveness.
I know exactly what you mean when you say that sometimes, we just need something light that guarantees some laughs and romance. I'm incredibly stressed-out right now and was womdering if you have any recs for more dramas like that? Thanks!
Only fools watch this drama. why koreans like this drama shows korean psyche. For me problem with miseang is its…
People, do avoid responding to OP (alexk345). This person is obviously attention-seeking and KNOWS that by throwing insults around, he/she is going to get attention. Look at the number of threads he's posted here bashing this drama *facepalm*. I doubt this person has even watched the drama.
P.S. If the OP responds to this - and I have no doubt he will in the hopes of keeping this going - I will not indulge him by responding.
Does this drama have a happy ending? (Please put answer as a spoiler) Thanks!
Thanks Hessa! I just needed to know if it has a tragic ending that will traumatise me for days (e.g. main character dying). If the leads get together, that's a happy ending for me. Didn't expect to be spoilered so much with this simple question... :(
I have to disagree with the comments that this special is just a rehash of the original drama. It might seem to be the case because the outcome is the same, but there's actually a very important difference. In the drama, no one wished for Night to die, least of all himself. The implication was that if he hadn't died, Riiko would have stayed by his side. But this special is far more realistic, and Night's death was his own choice - the choice of someone who loved Riiko so much that he realised he could never give Riiko the kind of life that most women (and men) want when they find love. Night's humanity also comes through in his decision to save himself from the pain of having to be in love with Riiko forever. It's human to be "selfish" that way; only robots can exist entirely for another person.
Actually that's not true. I hate unhappy endings but this one didn't fall into that category for me. At the end, I still felt hopeful and happy - exactly what Night wanted for Riiko.
It would have been better if they had made it into a film rather than a drama. Or it should have had 9 episodes.…
Totally agree with you re:Tada-san. I know it's supposed to make the ending more dramatic but that's so unfair to the poor guy who's done nothing to deserve losing the woman he loves in front of everyone. And he even deliberately gives her his blessing to go after Ken! That's true love - wanting the person you love to be happy, even if it's at your own expense. I actually don't blame Ken as much as Rei. Rei accepted Tada-san's proposal immediately after Ken tells her he loves her (kindof). It felt like she was using Tada-San to soothe her disappointment, especially since there was no hurry for her to give him a reply.
P.S. If the OP responds to this - and I have no doubt he will in the hopes of keeping this going - I will not indulge him by responding.