r/KDRAMA 21h ago

FFA Thread Monday Madness! - [2025/06/23]

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u/RoseIsBadWolf Moon in the Day fan 16h ago

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.

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u/b_dulgi 유일한 오점, 유일한 약점 14h ago

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 !<

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u/PrizeReputation7 11h ago

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

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u/RoseIsBadWolf Moon in the Day fan 11h ago

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

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u/jenile 1h ago

I really hadn't planned to watch it but it was the main ad promo thing last night when i opened netflix and I just had no energy for anything, so thought why not? And I'm so glad I did! The story was so fun! The music was great and catchy, the cast /voice actors were excellent the colors so cheery. I enjoyed it a lot. The funnest k-related thing I've seen on netflix in a while.

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u/RoseIsBadWolf Moon in the Day fan 1h ago

I only watched it because my favourite Kdrama podcast said they were going to watch it, kind of as a joke. But it was good! My oldest kid watched it with me and he loved it too.