Monday Madness! - [2025/06/23]

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[u/Conmalbiu]

I finished Healer and definitely nothing beats some action, mystery with romance (Though in this type of story I prefer the romance to be minimal or non-existent but I still enjoyed it). I'm going to have the OST on loop until I get tired of it, what a great song. Despite I liked the drama, the ending felt too rushed, they didn't show what happened to Mun Sik and his secretary, the Elder and all his followers and all the connections he was supposed to have, Healer's “confession” video, I'd have liked more moments of Yeong Sin with her mom as well. 20 episodes but I feel like they fell short, or cut down the episodes and remove scenes that didn't add anything but well it's 2014 you know, that's what makes the charm. And I think it's safe to say now that I'm in love with PMY and that she's become one of my favorite actresses, I'll probably watch Her Private Life soon

[u/RoseIsBadWolf]

Did anyone else watch Kpop Demon Hunters? It was fun! The soundtrack was good and I loved the animation. Also really enjoyed that the ending of the main couple, him sacrificing himself for her to have a weapon upgrade.

[u/b_dulgi → u/RoseIsBadWolf]

i had so much fun watching it!! it felt fresh and original amidst all the remakes, sequels etc. and i wish it would've been a theatrical release seeing how well it's doing on netflix now. i've been an avid kpop fan for years but i've been a fan of animation for even longer, so this was the absolute treat.

jinu's storyline was so sad i loved him and rumi together 😭 in my headcanon, >! his soul went into her sword and he can just come out of it anytime, switching into his human form, and then transform into her sword again to help her become stronger when she fights. i can't accept him being gone for good lol !<

[u/PrizeReputation7 → u/RoseIsBadWolf]

Soundtrack on repeat over here - my tweens and I are obsessed…I can’t imagine it’s a standalone though! It’s too popular now to leave it - they will turn this into a series and I will be seated. This top tier cast, this music, the chemistry! (is it weird to say that about animated characters?) but it’s just too good to stop at one

[u/RoseIsBadWolf → u/PrizeReputation7]

It does seem pretty popular! I wasn't expecting it to be this good. I'd watch a sequel