Ryeji

Nope. He's Yangcha. He's been around even before Eunsom was born.

Yeah, third episode is full of scenes that will solidify some of the Arthdal characters. Viewers who are not used to the lengthy conversation will think this is running too slow but such parts are essential in building up the story. But it would have been better if they didn't lay it out that easily, but I guess they had to since the first part will only have 6 episodes.
I feel a bit giddy since I hear terms that references to the Legend of Dangun. The legend mainly praises Dangun, same as how Tagon is loved and celebrated by their people, but I am raving over the fact they're are spicing things up. Tagon is becoming quite mysterious to me as well. I thought he's kind, then sinister but now am not sure anymore. He's giving me the chills whenever he hums.

Looks like you clinging to the idea of romcom. Sorry dear, the drama isn't aiming in that department.

They say twins have a strong connection, right? A lot of twins says so. And Eunseom has that. If you remember his dream on episode 2, he mentioned about a recurring dream. In that recurring dream, it was a room filled with notes and a bamboo scroll. Remember Alha and Tagon's scene? She mentioned the boy, showed a scroll, studying and being hidden, which means Eunsom might be seeing through his brother's eyes whenever he dreams.
That could be the reason why everyone in Wahan tribe is describing him as weird. He might be learning what his brother was learning or seeing. So, it's possible that he got the idea of planting an acorn or "riding a horse" from what he saw through his dream. 대박!

Eye in the Sky was a legend but Cold Eyes made this movie even better. To me it's worth rewatching again.
Side note: I wonder what shampoo said about this movie. Where are you dear shampoo? :)

Coming from a creative prod, I agree that the CGI and some of the props could have been done better. The accusation in terms of visual or costumes can be argued. Regardless of that, I lost the notion that this drama is anywhere near those series (GOT or LOTR) after completing just one episode.

So my speculation was right all along. This drama was referenced to Tangun, Neanthals to extinct prehistoric man, Saram to Homo sapiens and the small tribesmen were probably referenced from Asian, Indian or African tribes.

Ahh no, sorry, it will end on the 16th of June. It's supposed to be 6 episodes for each season. Then second part will start on June 22nd.

I had to check if there were any changes on Wiki, lol. No changes. Some confuse dude edited the page. XD That was only 6 episodes and the end date was 15.

What's up with the sudden change in the number of episodes? From 6, it's now 10. 헐! Who's the dude who edited the page? You're confusing the viewers!

Looks like he is right. If I base it from what Ragaz said, then the baby is Eunseom's older brother. But looking at the baby (again) it does look as big as Eunseom, so there's still a possibility that they could be twins.
Maybe during those prehistoric times, Neanthals don't know the word "twins" yet. XD
(Let's wait and see)

UPDATE:
I revisited the scene where Ragaz left his son and he mentioned the words "aga" and "dongsaeng" which literallly means "baby" and "younger brother". But if used in a full sentence, he means "...your little brother".

They labeled it "season" but you can choose to label it as part 1,2 and 3. The drama will run from June to September 2019 only, with one month break after the 2nd season.

That's a total of 18 episodes divided into 3 seasons (part 1-3), so that would be 6 episodes each.

It was not mentioned but it's obvious they are. Asahon had Eunseom (who was sick at the time) and Ragaz happened to be outdoors looking for medicine with the other baby(his twin).
I suspect that Tagon might use his twin brother for a grander scheme. Tagon could be an Igutu or maybe a Saram who believes the prophecy regarding Igutus.

Yes, his twin brother.

Yang Cha has been a part of the Daekan forces from the beginning of the episode, so he's not Eunseom's brother.

Copying and referencing is different. When copying, you literally recreate the same thing, while referencing is finding inspiration from different avenues and creating your own interpretation. And judging from what I've seen, the first two episodes were illustrated with its very own unique color.
The tribal concept references to prehistoric times and connects with Indian, African and Asian countries. Small villages with chieftains, did exist and tribal wars were or are still happening in some countries. Even the divine or semi-divine concept may have also been referred to a Korean legend. Tagon may also be connected to Tangun, but that's just my assumption.

Neanthals may be strong beings, but they live a very simple life. They may have never been threatened either, since Sarams knew they were strong and fast. It's likely they have been living in peace for a very long time.
So even with strength, anyone who's never prepare to face war can end up defeated. Tagon's strategy wasn't perfect but it did a lot of damage and left most younger Neanthals vulnerable and easier to hunt.

Nothing new but I think my 2 hours were still well spent. If you've seen too much heavy drama, this might shake off your misery.

Dear screenwriter, It's not that I don't like you but the screenplay, the script... urgghhhh! No words can express my exasperation. And you guys turned Jin Goo and Min Ah into mediocre actors. *sigh IU, save Jin Goo!