VenomGoblin

I don't know why everyone is hating on the VFX to be honest. When I saw the way it was done, it's exactly what's to be expected for a Webtoon based drama. It actually looked pretty dang good for what It was, it's the same company which did VFX for Sweet Home, which has really well done VFX.

It is a little all over the place, in a good way, I wish they would've explained the family beef everyone had with each other and where the powers come from, I feel like I need to read the Webtoon to fully understand and enjoy this. Nonetheless, it was a dumb fun superhero show that marketed itself to be exactly what it was. Lots of laughs along the way and a blast.

Lee Chae Min wasn't in it near enough or what I was expecting, but I did remember he was cast in this way before he got popular from BAYM. That's kinda what shot itself in the foot partially, but I'm glad we did get some epic fights regardless.

I always come back here once in a while for the fresh hate for this dumpster fire. Never disappoints.

i like how that same person in every single kdrama comment section copies and pastes the same "If you don't pay for my streaming services then shut up" comment everywhere when they troll in the comments lol Some people just can't help finding validation out of being jerks, huh?

That person is a troll on every kdrama comment section and gets their kicks from saying something rude and then arguing with others. Just ignore them as much as possible. Always gotta be a few annoying trolls ruining comment sections with rage bait, gotta love it.

Thanks! I'll have to check them out!

I think you're misunderstanding what I'm referring to. Even before, the truck was only swerving and kind of squishing his car against the rail. He could've stepped on the breaks instead of solely swerving. Swerve and stomp lol And the editing, he was behind the truck one second and infront of it the next. That's what I'm talking about.

I know it's for plot, that's alright, I was just making a statement.

My man has no defensive driving skills. All he could've done was slam on the breaks as the truck was swerving so it wouldn't hit him, but he somehow ended up Infront of it when the camera cut lol

Where is anyone watching this in the USA where it isn't just AI generated subtitles...? lol

No problem! Sometimes you just aren't in the mood for certain shows and that's perfectly alright.

Why is 3 years considered disappearing? That's what should be normalized a bit more honestly. These people are worked to death 9 times out of 10 and become burnt out too easily. They need a rest.

It kind of changed hands after the first 6 episodes oddly enough. To some people's dismay or to some people's delight, I thought it picked up after that mark.You don't have to ofc, but maybe you can try just a couple more to see if anything changes or gets more interesting.

Weird, I might have to watch the scene again. I heard a loud pop, not a sound I thought tazers usually make 🤔 interesting.

Edit: Yep, he was tazed lol Apparently that loud pop was just his own gun going off. So yeah that's another person they never killed.

Oh really? for some reason I thought he shot him! My bad lol

He didn't want the lady to die, he quite obviously tried to grab her when she fell.

As for the guy who was straight up buried, the team was a little more emotionally involved in the case due to the older guy being close with the victims dad. The first guy was killed by a cop because he tried to kill Do gi, and the second set of people's fates were unsaid other than being stuck in a car with no breaks. They might've crashed, gotten injured but are fine. Or crashed and died. Otherwise, I really don't think any of them are being much different from how they usually act.

It's based off a Webtoon so they usually have these type of goofy plots but they're more unique and fun than a lot of kdramas!

Yeah you have to know the other seasons. There's a lot of development with the team and it's not really as much fun If you don't already know their dynamic. There's call backs and characters to previous seasons as well.

10% is still outstanding though considering. I think a lot of it has to do with specifically SK getting angry at the first season being trauma porn, and this season is ending up a bit darker than season 2, so not as many are watching it for that reason alone. International viewership is probably much higher to be honest, just the source of where the numbers are coming from is from SK and SK itself.

I've never had such severe second hand embarrassment from a scene as much as that fart.

Yeah I really don't know, seems like she gave up on life. It was so anticlimactic for what she was doing. I feel like we only got to know a small portion of her backstory, in which they took the sympathetic route to her death, which wasn't fitting, especially for what she was doing to those girls. I would've been okay with it if she had a change of heart, a way the audience could've taken a liking to this villain, but there just wasn't. She should've had to face what she's done, she got off way too easily.

Apart from a handful of scenes, I didn't like that case at all and felt the resolution was unjustified, oddly like they were being even sympathetic to the villain. Am I the only one? lol Waiting for next week, which looks like a more interesting case to me.