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Both dramas have the god meets human theme and the executive producer of this drama is Goblin's screenwriter. By the looks of the poster, they look like the younger versions of Kim Shin and Eun Tak.

Both are Romcoms that are meant to be for fun rather than taken seriously while also having better plotlines than most romcoms.
Have fun watching!

Both are about revenge and romance, where the man lead is forced to marry a girl, he doesn't like. The girls are warm and the men cold.

The young protagonists in these two drama have dream of becoming a dancer on stage. They both have talent stem from their mothers who were once dance in ballet professionally. The young men also have difficulty pursuing their dream due to finances. Also, both young men encounter elderly who helped them achieve the goal.

Both dramas cover memorials and loss in a soft, slice of life way. Into the Ring is much more comedic and politics oriented, while Just Between Lovers is more melancholic and focused on the architecture/construction industry. Both dramas explore complicated relationships with parents and the frustration of trying to create change in a world determined to be stagnant. I really love the initiative both FLs take and how confident they are in pursuing their relationships. The main couples' personalities aren't very similar except that they both start out as friends and maintain emotional support for each other even after they start dating; truly two of my favorite drama couples.

Similar form of bromance, two people with different opinions of life coming together for the common good

Similarities:
-ML is a fictional character but suddenly turned out to be a real human on FL's birthday.
-Both are fantasy dramas

The thriller aspect and the main leads' dynamics are similar in both dramas. Even though both dramas have complete different plots, if you liked one you'll like the other for sure. Both stories revolve around the male protagonist who is trying to take "revenge" and in the process, meets people that help him.

So far, Vincenzo has more romantic moments between the leads whereas Mad Dog didn't have a explicit romantic line but the sexual chemistry between the leads were to DIE FOR.

P.S Mad dog is truly a fantastic drama I suggest everyone to try. It's an all-time underrated gem

They both are about people chasing their dreams and their school life. The stories follow their journey as they strive for achieving their goals.

- They're both fantasy-adventure dramas, with a setting more similar to a Western high fantasy than an Eastern fantasy drama.
- In both the lore is revealed slowly through their characters interactions & journeys, instead of bombarding the viewers with information from the start.
- They both have a empire/kingdom dynasty whose whole foundation is based on them being "divine".
- They both focus more on a parent-child or mentor-kind of relationship, instead of romantic ones.
- They're both very light on romance, though the Blessed Girl does at least imply a development on that department at the end.
- They both have vivid colours & great cinematography (though the Blessed Girl is probably better in that department, as it's a more recent & more expensive production).
- They both have a protagonist who used to be a sheltered person that somehow developed powers & goes out into the world to deal with it.

Beyond Evil is like a darker, calmer and more deathly manipulative version of The Penthouse: War in Life xD

Both dramas involve protagonists challenged by powerful conglomerates. So far, both have pretty dark villains and even some cast overlap. The found families in each drama especially seem similar. Vincenzo is more of an anti-hero drama while Itaewon Class involves a less morally grey protagonist. Both have minor LGBTQ+ storylines. I love the confident badass female characters and the cool and driven male leads in both dramas.

Both movies have the same screenwriter and director hence the similar comedy and overall vibe. They also seem to be generelly liked.

Both have a fashion design theme
Female lead have a passion for traditional Chinese embroidery / style and techniques.

It's has a very sweet underlining love story, that you really don't expect. It is as unassuming as YOU MAKE ME DANCE and it has characters that you can fall for and feel empathy for.