The thread is open,
This is what I wrote about in the WAWW in August.
Synopsis from soompi:
Based on the webtoon of the same name by Kang Full, “Moving” is a new superhero action drama about teenagers with hidden superhuman powers and their parents who, unbeknownst to them, harbor a painful secret from their past. They eventually team up to battle powerful dark forces that threaten multiple generations across different eras.
Source: soompi
Why do I get “Alchemy of Souls” vibes? Maybe there’s magical powers involved? Or because one of the teenagers is played by Go Youn Jung who was Naksu/BuYeon in AoS? Or because the unresolved issues of adults pose a looming threat to the younger generation?
Starring: Jo In Sung, Cha Tae Hyun, Ryu Seung Ryong are the oldies. The teens are Go Youn Jung, Lee Jung Ha (never heard) and Kim Do Hoon (the mad comic artist in “Today’s Webtoon”).
Episodes: 20
Start Date: Wed, Aug 9
Airs on Wednesday
Where to Watch it: Disney+ (Booooooo. Who knows then when this will stream in North America then)
I’m watching it on “alternative” sites.
Network: Disney+According to the same soompi news article, “the first seven episodes will be released on August 9,” and “two new episodes will be released each week” after that. If you’re in Singapore, you’re in luck. It’ll be readily available on Disney+.
Note: I don’t have time to write about this drama but I hope @Cleopatra will be able to fill you in.
Enjoy the show.
Thank you @Packmule3!
I will write some tomorrow!
All I can say for now is that Production is pretty good and it shows.
Kalimera Everyone,
Let me tell you some things about the series “Moving”.
Rating: 18+
If you have watched “Awaken” and “L.U.C.A. The Beginning” then you are aware of human experiments for creating the perfect soldier. This show is not that different.
It is not fully shown what the Officials are doing, but we can imagine. We have agents with superpowers who are retired and a bystander who has supernatural powers himself that eliminitates them.
So far, this man who is from the Supernatural Bureau came to Seoul Korea and has taken down two retired Agents who were living normal lives just the rest of us.
Deceased Agents so far (Up until Episode 3 I have watched)
1. Code Name : Jin Cheon.
Abilities: It was not revealed, but most likely he had enhanced strength.
2. Code Name: Bongpeong.
Abilities: Electric Man. He could manipulate electricity.
The assassin is also looking for the children of the retired agents.
So, here is the main plot: Someone made superhumans and someone is eliminated them.
*To Be Continued…
Main Characters:
1. Han Hyo Joo as Lee Min Hyun. She is the mother of Kim Bong Seok played by Lee Jung Ha. He is a ray of sunshine and so far he grew on me.
Lee Min Hyun has enhanced hearing. Kim Bong Seok can float and fly. He also has inherited his mother’s enhanced hearing.
We do know that something happened in 2003 that made her vanished from her previous life in order to hide with her young child who couldn’t hide his ability.
The father of the boy is Zo In Sung’s character Kim Doo Shik and so far he hasn’t been seen on the show.
2. Ryu Seung Ryong as Jang Joo Won. He has a daughter Jang Hee Soo played by uri AoS agashi Go Youn Jung.
It is not revealed yet what is their superpower but I think based on an incident that they have regenerating abilities to heal themselves.
Jang Hee Soo’s mother passed away when she was young. My guess it has something to do with the 2003 incident.
3. Kim Sung Kyung as Lee Jae Man. His son is Lee Kang Hoon played by Kim Do Hoon. So far we know that the boy has ultimate strenght.
The father so far seems to be waiting for the boy, but he is not interacting much.
There is also Cha Tae Hyun as Jeon Gye do who is connected with the second murder victim. We don’t know if his ability is electricity.
Also in their High School, the Hometown Teacher and the PE teacher seem not to be normal as well. Also, the night guard seems to know more than he lets on.
Still, the highschool scenes are brilliant and how the younger generation are meddling with each other, but the serious adult scenes are raw and violent. If you cannot handle it, this show is not for you.
That’s all for now.
Thanks for doing this, @Cleopatra.
I’ll try to join you when I can.
@Packmule3!
Since I have asked about this thread, it is the least I can do… ☺️
I do hope you will join whenever you can… ❤️
Episode 4
3rd Retired Agent killed.
Code Name : Naju.
She was an excellent sniper because of her super vision. She could see even behind walls. In her current life she was a hairdresser.
We also found out the super power of the killer. He is regenerating himself. He took so many bullets and hits yet he survived with no scratch. A killer who cannot be killed…
Regarding Lee Min Hyun abilities I need to update.
She has superior senses that is, smell, hearing and eyesight and not only hearing as I have wrote above. Her son has inherited her ability as well.
So, in Ep. 4 we see Bong Seok use his enhanced eyesight, along with kinda flying. BS seems to float for now, but I guess that he will control flying up to a point.
*To Be Continued…
Kalimera,
There are so many things that are happening in the next episodes with the most exciting one to be Episode 7.
Up until now, we were watching the welcoming episodes, we were learning more about the plot and the characters, but after Episode 7 we get to the main course.
Frank aka the assassin seems to be out for now, or maybe not?
I am very interesting to see what it will happen next and we already know that Episodes 8 & 9 will focus to the relationship between Kim Doo Shik and Lee Min Hyun, as it was revealed by the poster and the teaser that was posted today.
We also have an agent from North Korea coming to South Korea for the project aka the younger generation. The plot thickens.
And Bong Seok wants to fly… He wants to be like his dad…
Finally, we get to see Zo In Sung!
So Jo In Sung only comes in Episode 7??!! I’m watching that episode then. 😂😂
@Packmule3,
I totally get you! 😁😂
I think you need to watch the first episodes. They are pretty good in order to enter the #Moving universe. I really enjoyed them! It is action packed.
We get to see Zo In Sung in Episode 7 in an flashback and in the previous ones, we get to listen to his voice…
Still, we are going to find out how they fell in love… ❤️😎👌
Super excited about it… ☺️
Episodes 8 and 9…
Han Hyo Joo and Zo In Sung’s chemistry is off the charts…
I am speechless… Just amazing… ❤️❤️❤️
There are a lot to write, but not now…
Ella did her magic again and I want their love documented the most…
Min Hyun and DooSik ❤️
https://youtu.be/7VmdUI775r8
***spoilers until ep 9***
I’ve watched until episode 9. Lack of wifi has left me unable to download episodes so I’ve only been able to watch through once without going back—very much looking forward to a rewatch.
•From the beginning (not sure which episode) when the principal character was talking to the class president about Hee Soo I got the impression that mating/reproducing the next generation is their(not exactly sure who ‘their’ is) goal. After watching eps 7&8 I’m sure of it.
• at the funeral for the female retired agent that was killed, there was a girl who seemed to have enhanced hearing. Has she appeared since?
• the dynamic between the principal and the temp is something I want to know more about
• looking forward to BS transforming into a svelte superhero
• why did MH save the spies?
I’ve been in such a k&c drama rut I’m so thankful for Moving and My Dearest for getting me out of it and giving me something to look forward to watching.
@cleo the Ella link 🙏🏼
Kalimera @birdie007,
Let me answer to your questions.
1. No, the Hometown Teacher and the Class President don’t talk about mating at all. The Class President feels totally alone and now he can have a friend who shares with him the “superpowers” element.
That’s why he wants to be friends with Hee Soo and Bong Seok. He is a bit jealous that are friends and he is lonely.
There is not romantic element between those two.
2. I thought I have written about this, but my guess is that the girl was Naju’s biological daughter. Frank went to her funeral and he wanted to find out details about her children. Little he knew that she had adopted a bunch of kids. As for the tale told about her biological daughter dying, I think it was a lie. He was someone unknown. NaJu may have told them to lie about her biological daughter.
3. So far we don’t know. And I haven’t read anything on MDL as webtoon spoiler. I guess we will find out.
4. He will definitely find out what his parents have gone through. I think it is needed to understand why his mom acted like this.
BTW, I have read where his father is, if you want to know I can write it down.
5. Episode 9 was named as “Humanists”.
You haven’t understood what happened? Kim Doo Sik was a cold bloody black op agent. He was doing his missions and he would easily go astray.
He saw Lee Min Hyun in 1987 and fell in love with her at first sight. She doesn’t know that he was present back then. He witnessed first hand, Min Hyun’s compassion. The whole operation was awful. If they wanted to find the double agents, they could find another way. Yet, they captured along with them innocent people their next of kin and killed them in cold blood after they drugged them.
So, they wiped out not only the double agents but also their families.
Do you think that a 18 year old wouldn’t be traumatized at all? Min Hyun was 18 y.o. and she was training for a black op agent. She was following orders, until her ethical code kicked in. Their mission was wrong. He could have killed the double agents in a different way. And DooSik witnessed it all.
That’s why the Director that awful and cunning guy brought them together in 1994. He wanted DooSik to be with someone, so as to come back if he was going rogue for any reason. He created leverage by manipulating both.
What he didn’t know though, is that Lee DooSik fell in love with Lee Min Hyun back in 1987 and he loved her ever since.
@cleo
1. Yes, I know they don’t talk about it— I just mean the government could have that as part of their plan by placing them all together. Besides the obvious: friendship, having a place to go(HS), having them in one place so it’s easier to watch and possibly train, etc…
2. You may have written about it before, apologies! I heard him say the biological daughter died, but I didn’t know if it was true and that the girl was another person with abilities OR if that was the biological daughter and they had a coverup plan in place.
4. No! Thanks for the offer but I’ve decided to watch spoiler free.
5. Yes I absolutely got what happened as far as the DS/MH “meet cute”, ha! He was there as backup in case the mission went wrong but he saw the beautiful compassionate MH and failed his mission. Although both have concluded failing intentionally isn’t total failure.
What I didn’t understand is why MH didn’t follow through with the mission. Yes it seemed extremely cold blooded and gory but I thought everyone there was a confirmed traitor because of the whole tea set up. It makes more sense why she would hesitate if there was a question about it and the innocent next of kin included. Now I understand why she made that decision. Thanks.
And yes, I heard the director say he wanted to make her a reason he’d always come back—which is why he wanted them to be lovers. Creating doubly enhanced offspring could’ve been a happy accidental byproduct of his original intent, but with the next generation, I’m wondering where the focus will be. Besides friendship.
I hope we get HSs’ parents love story and see more of the directors Secretary.
@Birdie,
1. I won’t do spoilers for you. I have read here and there what happens in the Manga. The good think is the Manga jakkanim is the scriptwriter here. So, he is doing exactly as he likes.
2. Don’t apologize. I thought I have written it somewhere. Maybe I wrote it on my notes and didn’t post it here…?
5. DooSik was supposed to kill though who left the building and he didn’t. Because Min Hyun let them go. He could have eliminated her as well, but he didn’t.
The only think I can say is the following:
The Director and that Jakkanim confirmed it:
7 Episodes for the children
7 Episodes for the parents
6 all together in the present time.
The ANSP Director manipulates his agents. THe fact that he used the first generation and then let the US agent to wiped them, when they served the country, that means the country doesn’t value them.
I have heard something similar in “Man To Man” about black agents. They use them as they like and then they discard them as they like. Which that doesn’t make them that happy.
Next Wednesday we are going to see Hee Soo’s parents love story. It is confirmed.
I started this but put it on hold when I realized that not all the episodes were available and would slowly trickle out. The violence in the first episode also was unexpected so a little off-putting for me. I may rejoin you all after more episodes have been released.
Disclaimer: Please don’t start this show, because it has graphic violence and if you cannot handle it at all, you won’t enjoy it.
Episodes 10 & 11
The story focuses to Jang Ju Won’s past that ain’t pretty at all. Ju Won used to be called “Monster” because he was a gangster that took the blows for his Hyung-nim.
The whole story ain’t pretty. It is too much blood in the triple.
At the same time I was impressed by Ryoo Seung-Ryong. He took all the action scenes like a boss. His character is one of the strongest and he endured the pain.
As he was easily lost, he always took the easy road.
I was really surprised when I realized that his love interest was Kwak Sun-Young’s Hwang Ji-Hee! Our Buldogi actress was amazing.
And all I can say is that Go Yoon-Jung’s Jang Hui-Soo resembles both of her parents and you can only understand that after watching those two episodes.
I am truly excited about tomorrow’s episodes. *grins*
We know that it has to do about Kim Doo Sik and Jang Ju Won’s partnership and from the preview there is going to be a hell of a fight.
I am just very excited for tonight’s episodes! *grins*
@Packmule3,
Kalimera! Can you change the correction within Episode 12’s recap?
If you can, please delete both of my comments.
Thank you in advance!
Done. I deleted both comments, @Cleopatra.
@Packmule3,
Thank you! I will repost my recap!
Kalimera everyone!
Should I repeat how amazing this show really is?
I know that those who don’t like the genre would say what is she talking about.
BUT
for us who do enjoy the genre, it is the best show with superheroes that is airing at the moment and in this decade. It is refreshing and we – the audience – get to see not only the fights but also the bad stuff. The fighting and their struggles as human beings and how they live their everyday lives.
Episode 12
We get to see how good partners: Kim Doo Shik and Jang Ju Won really were.
They even had a code and that code was used when Kim Doo Shik had to make himself out of the Organization. It was not a pretty sight. He had to threatened Lee Min Hyun and give Director Min a taste of his one medicine, which was betrayal. This was his greatest punishment.
Director Min is a detestable character. He doesn’t have powers, yet he commands his Black Agents with several missions for the Country, yet he betrayed every one of them for his own agenda.
In episode 13, we get to see that all those retired agents that were killed by Frank in the first seven episode, were his agents and he let them all down, by not warning them / by not protecting them. He used them for his own benefit and then discard them. Keep those things in mind and read below.
Here is what happened in Episode 9 of Moving that came into conclusion with Episode 12:
In 1994, Director Min of ANSP (later called NIS) gave orders to his elite Black Agent Kim Doo Shik to assassinate North Korea’s leader Kim, so prevent any talk between South and North Korea.
This was a decision; Director Min took without notifying his superiors Officers or anyone in the Blue House. In a way, Director Min is a traitor, because he didn’t follow the orders his President and government at the time gave him.
The fact that it was told that he wasn’t assassinated in the papers, but died from heart attack made Director Min hunt down Kim Doo Shik.
When Kim Doo Shik returned because of Lee Min Hyun, he had a plan.
He took Director Min from his Office in the HQ with so many agents in the whole floor and then he had to try and shoot MH in front of everyone in order to stop any gossip about their relationship and so the Agency / Organization to leave Lee Min Hyun alone.
DS had realized that MH was being blackmailed by Min because of her father.
He did exactly that, but also gave orders to Ju Won to take the bullet for Min Hyun. He had asked him for a favor and then DooSHik vanished into thin air.
As a result, Kim Doo Shik went MIA, Director Min was demoted and the Agency / Organization ANSP was shut down.
Lee Min Hyun was waiting for him. She was always looking up.
In the meantime, many years passed and then one night that was snowing, he indeed came and afterwards they married each other.
We get to see when Bong Seok was born and how happy they were.
We also get to see how worried both were when Bong Seok was floating as an infant.
And how Doo Shik found his little boy who went flying into the clouds and didn’t know where he was. The dream Bong Seok was having was indeed a distant memory. He was just missing his dad.
But of course, Director Min would try and hunt them down.
He even put that weird Principal, who is a tracker to find them.
So, DooShik had to fight in order his family to go away and that he did. He protected Min Hyun and Bong Seok from the same fate he didn’t want his son to have.
We don’t know afterwards his arrest what happened, but from that day and onwards he is missing. Although, he told Min Huyn that he will find them.
Yes, that Donkatsu restaurant was made by Min Hyun for Doo Shik. She went to the outskirts of Seoul as he said to her and she has been waiting for him there ever since.
*To Be Continued…
Kalimera!
Before I post my recap on Episode 13, Ella made this beautiful FMV about Doo Shik and Min Hyun. Enjoy!
Episode 13
There are so many things I want to say about Episode 13, but I seem not to be able find the right words, since it was so emotional.
In this episode we get to see the daily life of Jang Ju Won with Hwang Ji Hee. They got married in the meantime.
After the fall of ANSP, he became a civil servant but he was not happy with his job. He missed Kim Doo Shik and he missed his job. When Min came along with an offer, he simply took it.
We also get to see how that mission affected his psyche.
There are several things to say, but really don’t want to spoil it for you.
I want to stand in the scene with Ji Hee talking about her ovulation period and the fact she wanted to have a baby with him. The whole scene is amazing for some many reasons. We get to see how a woman blames herself and her past when she cannot become pregnant. We also get to see how Ju Won reacted to his wife’s words. Their daughter came and they were indeed a happy family.
Ju Won was the senior agent in the NIS that had in his team: Jin Cheon, Bongpeong and Naju. All the agents that were killed by Frank in the first 7 episodes.
And then Hee Soo’s memory happened, but we saw it in real time and I cannot anything else than:
Ryu Seung Ryong. He should get the Daesang next year. His acting is mind blowing. I can still see and hear the wailing.
I would also like to compliment Kwak Sun Young who was great beside him. Ji Hee is so unique as a character. Their chemistry is off charts in a different way than Zo In Sung and Han Hyo Joo’s.
Basically Episodes 12 & 13 gave us a lot of information, but a lot of feelings for us to digest. All the actors:
*Ryu Seung Ryong and Kwak Sun Young*
*Zo In Sung and Han Hyo Joo*
felt betrayal, love, sorrow and pain, but gave us performances that should be remembered.
They also treated the same themes with a different way. Their characters have suffered a lot and that is not an extreme thing to say.
What a show! One moment you are happy and excited and the other you cry…
@cleo
I usually watch the two episodes back to back but I had to wait a day in between for these episodes to settle properly.
The two scenes that hd the most impact for me in episode 12 were:
When doo shik was picking the fruit, you could see the wheels turning in his mind thinking about how easy it would be to just float and grab and yet he still used the ladder. And then made a joke about farming difficulties.
And the one when they were discussing how hard it is to raise a baby and compared it to their training with a giggle.
They really did find a pocket of happiness during their time of hiding which makes it all the more heartbreaking that it was snatched from them.
For episode 13,
You already talked about when she explained the one night a month they ate meat. The look on his face before he carried her away…
And then the wailing whilst he put on his morning clothes.
I want to go back and watch the beginning episodes to see glimpses of their parents in the kids now that we know more about them. Like, does the daughter still do the motion for the light? I can’t remember.
Also a random thought I kept thinking, I hope the actor playing the tracker has some saline spray on set because all that sniffing he does has got to dry his nose out!
Hey @birdie007,
I watched them back to back as well. But there are times I want to share my thoughts and times I will let it sink. Those two episodes were a rollercoaster of intense feelings.
Regarding what you wrote about Doo Shik:
He missed being just human with no superpowers, no orders, no black op operations and killing and then some flying and killing some more. I totally believe that he didn’t trust anyone for so long due to his capacities AND only after Ju Won became his partner trusted him.
WHY?
Because Doo Shik witnessed how well Ju Won protected Jin Hee when the car hit them deliberately. That’s why he shot MinKi. Because he was trying to kill him when Ju Won was down and broken.
So, in a way, Doo Shik cherished those moments because he didn’t have them. We usual cherish something while we miss it.
He appreciated the fact that chigum / now he was with Min Hyun and they have become a family with a litle boy of their own.
He was beyond happy. He was fullfilled. If I use what Aristotle used to say, he had reached Ευδαιμονία / Eudaimonia / Happiness / Bliss.
Regarding Ju Won:
I still remember his wailing and I cannot forget it. It was so deep and intense that if someone read us and hasn’t watch the show, won’t really understand what we actually are talking about.
Ju Won had found his personal Heaven in Ji Hee. She was his anchor / gps.
He lost the Earth beneath his feet and that is what we are witnessing while watching that long sequence. The whole realization that he won’t see her again.
So, he vowed to her to protect their daughter, although it broke his heart into billion pieces and then came back together for Hee Soo.
Hi all, thought I’ll chip in a little of my two cents! Picked this up as I like HHJ, but I’m blown away by the quality of this drama. Half regretting not waiting for the series to finish as I have to wait weekly for the next release! Very solid production, although I wasn’t quite prepared for the (graphic) violence as other members mentioned. Hopefully doesn’t deter people away because of it.
Since Cleopatra already covered the earlier episodes will just comment on latest episodes 12-13. JJW’s arc surprised me the most- for someone with his superpowers (enhanced strength and regeneration abilities) he’s really a softie inside. Ji Hee (also pleasantly surprised it’s Ms Budolgi from HP series) saw through him but was also so supportive of him to drop the boring office job and return to the field. Initially I thought the car accident involving Ji Hee and Hee Soo was a manhunt for JW after an operation gone wrong (like Doo Shik) but looks like it wasn’t?
I will need to rewatch the first few episodes- I don’t think these “special” characters were experimental beings like Captain America (I haven’t watched L.U.C.A or Awaken as referenced), with their superhuman abilities being able to be passed down to the next generation. Does that mean that our “oldies” parents had special abilities too?
@The Wanderer,
Good to see you here! I haven’t seen you for a while!
This is something I didn’t know when I started watching the show, but at that time, I thought it could be another show with an genetic experiment.
From what I have gathered from some Webtoon readers on MDL:
Kang Full doesn’t say in his webtoon HOW they came with their powers. I am talking about the parents at the moment.
That means that a rarity of people were born with these superpowers and their offsprings inherited genetically those powers. Evolution in Biology. What makes them to mutant in the first place, it is not known.
At the same time, we get to see that governments in the US and NK had people with superpowers themselves. Whether they found such rare people or they tampered with their genes it remains to be seen.
I think it is both. Some were people with superpowers and some were tampered with like Frank aka the second string.
Regarding the car accident, the webtoon readers say it was accidental. Let’s say from bad luck. They were not hunted down.
@Cleopatra thanks for remembering me! I have taken a new role at work so been pretty busy and decided not to go down the rabbit hole of watching dramas. Just tuned in to some K-pop music and some variety shows for some light entertainment.
I think you’re on to something with “second string”- I think that was mentioned by agent Naju? Frank’s backstory had very similar vibes to Hunger Games where you kill/sacrifice team mates and friends for survival. Very sad and tragic way to “train” these super soldiers.
Has the webtoon finished or still ongoing? I wonder if they will set this up as a premise for a potential sequel- I can see the potential with many back stories to uncover.
@The Wanderer,
Kalimera! I understand. I do hope you are okay now and that we are going to see you more in BoD.
Yes, Naju said that to Frank. She also said that Guryongpo will kill him. And that he did!
Regarding what you have asked, I have read on MDL, from user @Kaangg :
“Moving” is finished and there is also a sequel called “Bridge”. Kang Full prepared this webtoon for 5 seasons: Moving – Bridge – Hidden – 4th – 5th.
So far, Hidden – 4th – 5th are on hiatus, because Kang Full wrote the script for Moving himself and it took him two years.
Kalimera!
Episodes 14 + 15 were so intense. I am going to write some more later on!
To sum it up:
-Episode 14, we get to see JaeMan’s story.
All those parents protected their kids. That was their promise.
Also, there is a kiddo / adult out there who knows that there are indeed heroes in the world.
-Episode 15, we finally returned to the present.
Now, NK agents are targeting the kids! The big clash is coming!
P.S. The latest edit Ella did is out! Enjoy!
What the heck we just watched?
I need the three remaining episodes ASAP…!
Episode 14
It is Lee JaeMan’s story, who is Lee GangHoon’s father.
Jaeman has tremendous strenght and he had move pretty quickly. GangHoon inherited his father’s powers.
The catch on this episode is that JaeMan is “pabo” or retarded and only he can only listen to his wife Shin Yoon Young.
When GangHoon was infant, JaeMan went to jail for an assault. A man hit his wife first but because JaeMan used his power they sent him to jail. He came back when GangHoon was in kindergarden.
Shin Yoon Young was a street vendor, at that time, and at some point there was redevelopment in the area. All the street vendors protested, but the police came along with some civil servants – let’s say that they were, to me they were like thugs trying to destroy their businesses.
JaeMan was working and then picking up GangHoon. He had missed him and he wanted to be more there for him. So he was kinda like a stay at home dad. When Shin Yoon didn’t return home, he came to look for him and he fought with the Police.
Then the Police called the NIS and Director Min called Jang JuWon to catch him.
They fought indeed and in the end they saved a young boy that was going to be drown if they didn’t saved him.
JaeMan had promised GangHoon that he will always keep his promises. So he returned home to his kid. JuWon told that to Min and the Police went to JaeMan’s house. You need to see the scene, it was then that they realized that their powers are inherited to their children.
That exact night, Jang JuWon left that life behind and took HuiSoo away from them. They were looking for him, but they couldn’t find him.
Some time later, that awful man who is a tracker came with a plan to recruit the new generation through a school and he became the School’s Principal because Min said yes to it.
Kalimera Everyone,
Here is what Ella created again for Kim Bong Seok and Jang Hui Soo:
I simply love them both ❣
❝-How warm.
– Isn’t it?
– I meant you.❞
Enjoy!
I just finished watching the last three episodes! What a show!
I am so amazed by the action packed scenes!
Season 2 maybe? Yes please!
Kalimera!
Ella did a short video (reel) …Enjoy!
https://youtube.com/shorts/sk9Fjskxh3w?si=BTyUlnklsHwE1id_
Kalimera!
Ella did her a video on Moving’s finale! Enjoy!
I’ve finished watching the last three episodes too! I like the way it was done where they’ve tied up *most* loose ends but ends with a scene to continue with S2 if warranted. My guess is they weren’t sure if they would go ahead with a second season?
Some thoughts below (spoiler alert!):
– Why did NK keep Doo Shik alive for all those years? They just wanted to keep him as collateral when the right time comes?
– Frank is alive after all… from what we’ve shown there’s probably 6 elite superhumans with the US army. “Elias” is the next one. And if my gut feel is right “A” is the strongest of them all (or it could just be their names)
– If there is S2/second arc it looks like it’ll be revolving more around US army now that NK has been neutralised for the time being.
– Bong Seok is like Spiderman appearing to save the common people when needed. Now that Doo Shik is reunited with his family he can probably train BS how to fully realise his potential.
What to watch next? Is “He’s Psychometric” a good one?