10/10 Low ratings are BS, undeserving of hate, a masterpiece trulyDon't let the low ratings fool you. There is…
"i would do anything to watch this for the first time again" that's so true i rewatch it like every year ๐ญ (i don't rewatch much usually) so obsessed i started to make edits of the drama
Won Seung โ Monkey His name ์์ญ (Won-seung) is almost the same as ์์ญ์ด (wonsungi), the Korean word for monkey, making it a very direct linguistic reference.
Mi Reu โ Dragon ๋ฏธ๋ฅด (Mir) is actually an old Korean word meaning โdragon,โ so the connection to her zodiac animal is direct.
Jwi Dol โ Rat ์ฅ (jwi) literally means rat, and ๋์ด (dori/dol) is a common nickname suffix, making the name essentially sound like โrat boy.โ
Mal Suk โ Horse The first syllable ๋ง (mal) literally means horse in Korean, so the link to the zodiac animal is explicit.
Kang Ji โ Dog ๊ฐ์ง (gang-ji) resembles ๊ฐ์์ง (gangaji), the Korean word for puppy, giving the name a subtle dog-related tone.
Tae San โ Tiger ํ์ฐ (Taesan) means great mountain. Rather than sounding like โtiger,โ the name symbolizes strength and dominance, traits commonly associated with the tiger.
O Gwi โ Crow / Do Ni โ Pig / Bang Ul โ Snake
O Gwi shows the strongest connection, closely mirroring the sound of kkamagwi. Do Ni and Bang Ul present looser similarities to dwaeji and baem, and Bang Ul (๋ฐฉ์ธ) literally means "bell" or "droplet".
The others -
Han U (ํ์ฐ) โ very direct (literally cattle)
Yang Mi (์๋ฏธ) โ direct via โ์โ (goat/sheep)
Mr. To (ํ ) โ abbreviated but clearly tied to ํ ๋ผ (rabbit, tokki)
Dal Gi (๋ฌ๊ธฐ) โ starts similarly, the Korean word for rooster is dak (๋ญ)
10/10, I never cared that much about a director before seeing Hierarchy.
He's also adorable with how he keeps liking the actor's posts ๐ญ
I love his posts on IG, especially the one where he made the parallel showing a line between Kang Ha and Jae I, as well as comparing Jae I to Juliet. I've started making edits for Hierarchy too!
Hated. So poorly constructed. Just from coming here, learned it was a remake. But come on. It is a tragedy by…
one person actually wrote my thoughts ๐ฅฒ it was so disappointing (felt like shock value and i only had a little connection with the ml because he was basically the mc), it reminded me of a japanese movie i disliked too so i think those don't work on me
also felt sick for the father, whole deep conversation with his son and the friend being an admirer for what?
let's just leave the handsome male actor to be a male even in his roles not bl.. I won't see handsome male actor…
It's weird to share your opinion about the roles you wish to see for an actor, but it's not weird to act like it's the end of the world if your favorite "handsome male actors" act in a BL?
"๋๋ผ๋ง <ํธ์ฐ๋ธ2> ์ ์ (2026 ๋ฐฉ์ ์์ )
Translation: Production of the drama Twelve Season 2 (scheduled to air in 2026)"
Twelve stars share favorite scenes, lines in hit drama
Park Hyung-sik, Seo In-guk, Lee Joo-bin, Kang Mi-na highlight key moments in KBS 2TV's fantasy action series, captivating global audiences on Disney+
His name ์์ญ (Won-seung) is almost the same as ์์ญ์ด (wonsungi), the Korean word for monkey, making it a very direct linguistic reference.
Mi Reu โ Dragon
๋ฏธ๋ฅด (Mir) is actually an old Korean word meaning โdragon,โ so the connection to her zodiac animal is direct.
Jwi Dol โ Rat
์ฅ (jwi) literally means rat, and ๋์ด (dori/dol) is a common nickname suffix, making the name essentially sound like โrat boy.โ
Mal Suk โ Horse
The first syllable ๋ง (mal) literally means horse in Korean, so the link to the zodiac animal is explicit.
Kang Ji โ Dog
๊ฐ์ง (gang-ji) resembles ๊ฐ์์ง (gangaji), the Korean word for puppy, giving the name a subtle dog-related tone.
Tae San โ Tiger
ํ์ฐ (Taesan) means great mountain. Rather than sounding like โtiger,โ the name symbolizes strength and dominance, traits commonly associated with the tiger.
O Gwi โ Crow / Do Ni โ Pig / Bang Ul โ Snake
O Gwi shows the strongest connection, closely mirroring the sound of kkamagwi. Do Ni and Bang Ul present looser similarities to dwaeji and baem, and Bang Ul (๋ฐฉ์ธ) literally means "bell" or "droplet".
The others -
Han U (ํ์ฐ) โ very direct (literally cattle)
Yang Mi (์๋ฏธ) โ direct via โ์โ (goat/sheep)
Mr. To (ํ ) โ abbreviated but clearly tied to ํ ๋ผ (rabbit, tokki)
Dal Gi (๋ฌ๊ธฐ) โ starts similarly, the Korean word for rooster is dak (๋ญ)
He's also adorable with how he keeps liking the actor's posts ๐ญ
I love his posts on IG, especially the one where he made the parallel showing a line between Kang Ha and Jae I, as well as comparing Jae I to Juliet. I've started making edits for Hierarchy too!
also felt sick for the father, whole deep conversation with his son and the friend being an admirer for what?
(fun fact he said before that he wanted to play a villain)
"fetishisation" lmao