1. Jin Bu Yeon - it was Jin Moo who was with her and it was only the two of them - Jin Moo suspected Bu Yeon tried to make the ice stone disappear - Jin Moo pushed her to the river (he probably assumed she drowned)
2. The ceiling on the constellation recorder room can only be opened by the energy of a constellation recorder mage. - Nak Su is definitely the daughter because the basin and roof reacted to her. - She is connected to the Lake (and the basin). - Nak Su thinkgs the Mirror broke because of her own power. - The unused ice stone energy was reacting to her (and possibly to Bu Yeon) = lightning strike.
3. After the lightning strike, the "Mu Deok" body lost her sight. - Nak Su said it was like after she came out of the mirror. - The power of the ice stone possibly boosted the energy of Bu Yeon (she's an energy master).
This is no different from "Extraordinary Attorney Woo", the Korean title literally translates to "Strange Attorney Woo Young Woo". And many other non-English films and TV series with a different title in English; like "Rurouni Kenshin" is "Samurai X" in English when it isn't the correct translation.
Again, going back, if you've watch the episode he was nicknamed "Big Mouth" who in episode 2 (preview) will be given the mistaken identity as "Big Mouse". As far as the character's story goes, it doesn't matter if he's (and the show is) "Big Mouth" or "Big Mouse", it's a story about his life … how Big Mouth became Big Mouse.
"experience can be shared, and skills can be taught, but not everyone has a passion"
This is what's wrong with many companies today: they look for people with experience and skills but lacks passion. End results? (1) Low quality; (2) lacks care; (3) reach quota and done for the day.
As for the "hidden rule", that was a very bad one. They did not even tell the judges.
By suddenly "changing" it and the judges use their change card, people would get angry at those judges instead of the show. Also, even if you want to use your change card, you will always think that the next band is probably worthy, so even if you want to use it already you want to save it for the next one.
That's silly. If that's how they want to do it, they should've let all the bands perform first so the judges can pick very carefully.
Now as for the scores other bands are giving … only few of them truly understand how they should score. Sure, it's a competition but you still need to be objective.
They all have a passion in music, the least they could do to a fellow musician is to give them a proper feedback and an honest score. It will also reflect on their character and how much they know their craft.
What I like about this show is how the judges understand the difference between giving a reaction versus picking who they'll train.
Some of those who did not receive a mentor, I agree with the judges that they already have their identity and they are doing well. The judges are there to find a band that they can train, bands who need help. It just shows that the judges know what they are looking for instead of just picking because they don't want anyone to feel bad.
It's no different from the idol industry. There are many highly praised acts that actually doesn't have good vocals but they know how to entertain. They don't need to mentors anymore because they're doing well. Similarly, some of the bands are already doing well. If they still need a mentor, it's none of those judges present.
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I can't stop laughing, and it only gets more hilarious every new episode.
- it was Jin Moo who was with her and it was only the two of them
- Jin Moo suspected Bu Yeon tried to make the ice stone disappear
- Jin Moo pushed her to the river (he probably assumed she drowned)
2. The ceiling on the constellation recorder room can only be opened by the energy of a constellation recorder mage.
- Nak Su is definitely the daughter because the basin and roof reacted to her.
- She is connected to the Lake (and the basin).
- Nak Su thinkgs the Mirror broke because of her own power.
- The unused ice stone energy was reacting to her (and possibly to Bu Yeon) = lightning strike.
3. After the lightning strike, the "Mu Deok" body lost her sight.
- Nak Su said it was like after she came out of the mirror.
- The power of the ice stone possibly boosted the energy of Bu Yeon (she's an energy master).
--> https://mydramalist.com/discussions/big-mouse/77571-let-the-speculations-begin
I'll see if I can check the time later.
Also, "Big Mouth" is what the production team chose for the English title, in other words, it is official.
IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21195490/
tvdb: https://thetvdb.com/series/407544-
tmdb: https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/155226
traktv: https://trakt.tv/shows/big-mouth-2022
This is no different from "Extraordinary Attorney Woo", the Korean title literally translates to "Strange Attorney Woo Young Woo". And many other non-English films and TV series with a different title in English; like "Rurouni Kenshin" is "Samurai X" in English when it isn't the correct translation.
Again, going back, if you've watch the episode he was nicknamed "Big Mouth" who in episode 2 (preview) will be given the mistaken identity as "Big Mouse". As far as the character's story goes, it doesn't matter if he's (and the show is) "Big Mouth" or "Big Mouse", it's a story about his life … how Big Mouth became Big Mouse.
^_^
Viu SG: https://www.viu.com/ott/sg/en-us/vod/446378/Todays-Webtoon
This is what's wrong with many companies today: they look for people with experience and skills but lacks passion. End results? (1) Low quality; (2) lacks care; (3) reach quota and done for the day.
By suddenly "changing" it and the judges use their change card, people would get angry at those judges instead of the show. Also, even if you want to use your change card, you will always think that the next band is probably worthy, so even if you want to use it already you want to save it for the next one.
That's silly. If that's how they want to do it, they should've let all the bands perform first so the judges can pick very carefully.
They all have a passion in music, the least they could do to a fellow musician is to give them a proper feedback and an honest score. It will also reflect on their character and how much they know their craft.
Some of those who did not receive a mentor, I agree with the judges that they already have their identity and they are doing well. The judges are there to find a band that they can train, bands who need help. It just shows that the judges know what they are looking for instead of just picking because they don't want anyone to feel bad.
It's no different from the idol industry. There are many highly praised acts that actually doesn't have good vocals but they know how to entertain. They don't need to mentors anymore because they're doing well. Similarly, some of the bands are already doing well. If they still need a mentor, it's none of those judges present.