One day, Morikawa Natsumi suffers an accident. Unable to be seen or speak to anyone, she becomes a ghost wandering the streets. She's shocked when she finally manages to make eye contact with a young man -- Ichijo Ryouei, a handsome heir and fellow ghost also drifting through the city. This is the prequel to the "Memory Arc" and "Love Arc", depicting the irreplaceable days Natsumi and Ryouei spent together after their first fateful meeting in the afterlife, along with the relentless pursuit of the Grim Reaper chasing them.
Both dramas the main lead can see ghosts
Both try to make ther ghosts wishes come true
They both fall in love together
Difference
- bring it on, ghost is Korean and ghost friends is Japanese
- bring it on , ghost has more of a fighting/ evil person concept
Both dramas the main leads fall for a ghost (well kinda)
Lastly both dramas are amazing in different ways
Both try to make ther ghosts wishes come true
They both fall in love together
Difference
- bring it on, ghost is Korean and ghost friends is Japanese
- bring it on , ghost has more of a fighting/ evil person concept
Both dramas the main leads fall for a ghost (well kinda)
Lastly both dramas are amazing in different ways
This drama is a perfect mix of horror, comedy and a romance that'll give you butterflies. Ok Taec plays Bong Pal, a ghost fighter who can see and touch spirits and gets rids of the evil ones to make a living. Kim so Hyun plays Hyun Ji, a good hearted lingering spirit who pesters him all the time but soon they grow fond of each other. However, it's intriguing and fun to see how their lives are connected. You should check it out if you like Heartbeat.
This drama is a love story between Kataoka Sakuya, a grim reaper who comes to the human world for the first time, and Mochizuki Nayuki, a woman who lost her father at a young age and has devoted her life to raising her only remaining family—her younger brother. As they meet, they gradually come to understand each other, and slowly, they begin to fall in love. However, a fate that will dramatically change their lives awaits them both…
While both have the word ghost in the title, there are more similarities between the two dramas. One is the mystery of each show; in each drama, the FML has a close connection to the perpetrator. While Bring It On, Ghost has a few more supernatural abilities than Catch the Ghost, and both leading couples are adorable.
The East Palace and Oh My Ghost both blend supernatural elements with romance, but they approach those themes in different ways. In both dramas, ghosts are not simply there to frighten people—they have unfinished business, hidden stories, and emotional connections that drive the plot. Each series features protagonists who can interact with the spirit world, leading them to uncover mysteries while gradually developing a romantic relationship. Both also balance eerie supernatural moments with humor, heartfelt character development, and emotional storytelling rather than relying on horror alone. However, the biggest difference is their setting and tone. The East Palace is a dark historical fantasy set in the Joseon era, revolving around a cursed royal palace, palace intrigue, and dangerous spirits tied to the royal family’s past. In contrast, Oh My Ghost is a modern romantic comedy in which the supernatural is used to explore personal growth, romance, and comedy through ghost possession and everyday life. While The East Palace leans heavily into mystery, folklore, and suspense, Oh My Ghost places greater emphasis on romance and lighthearted moments, making the two dramas similar in premise but distinct in execution.
Soma Yui and Torino Naoki were childhood friends, but they met again as adults. Just as he decides to propose to Yui, Naoki suddenly disappears from Yui's sight after being embroiled in a mysterious incident. Naoki continues to wander in this world as a spirit without knowing that he has died. Naoki asks Uozumi Yuzuru, a detective who is the only one able to see Naoki, to convey his feelings to Yui, but Naoki ends up breaking up without properly saying "thank you, goodbye, and I love you" to the person he loves the most.



