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The Author of “ Ichi the Witch “Nishi" , revealed that she started using Bleach as his primary reference for fight scenes to make them look epic

u/DiddyBasementEscaper — 11 days ago

AvistaZ clones?

I want to download asian content but can't cause I'm from India and I can't sign up into avistaz, is there a another site, where I can download kdrama, jdorama, cdrama, and Taiwanese drama, like all of them, with subs? So Is there a avistaz clone that has asian content?

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u/DiddyBasementEscaper — 17 days ago
▲ 33 r/kdramas

Nam Joo-hyuk × Han So-hee "Heartbeat" is confirmed to be "Noir Rom-Com" genre to air on Tvn

Content Overview

•Program Title: Heartbeat

•Broadcast Schedule: Scheduled to air in 2027

•Cast: #NamJoohyuk (#남주혁) , #HanSohee (#한소희) and others

•Synopsis: A romance about a woman who can see the past and a man who must hide his past, who meet and become entangled in an incident.

Sooo Heartbeat is coming to tvN ?? So most probably it will come on Netflix 🤔

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u/DiddyBasementEscaper — 23 days ago
▲ 312 r/kdramas

MunGaYoung to reunite with ChaEunWoo in tvN's upcoming drama 'Seorabeol Knife', "bon apitite your majesty" spin off.

Synopsis : Seorabeol Knife' is a limited-edition gourmet romance between an Italian chef known as the "Temptation of the Mediterranean" and a princess destined to become the sun of Seorabeol. This is a survival story of "True Gourmet" in which the CEO and head chef of the Michelin 1-star restaurant Orot time-slips following a 1,000-year prophecy contained in a gold-plated honey chest, meets a princess - the only true royal bone of Silla and a discerning gourmet who craves the finest flavors in the world - and must prove the true mastery of taste.

Moon Ga-young will play the role of Princess Deokyeong. She is a Seonggol of pure royal blood who dreams of becoming Silla's first queen. She is deeply religious and curious, possessing not only a sense of fragrance and an aesthetic appreciation for food but also the best eye in Silla for calligraphy and painting.

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u/DiddyBasementEscaper — 1 month ago
▲ 110 r/kdramas

Why does moving does everything so perfect?

Everything about this show is just… I don’t even know how to explain it. The cinematography, set pieces, CGI, production design, everything looks so ridiculously perfect.

The cinematography especially looks so digitalized and polished that it almost starts feeling fake because it looks too perfect. 😭 The actors are gorgeous, the sets look insane, and honestly, almost everyone in this show is a great actor. Maybe the ML and FL are the only exceptions for me.

I’m only on episode 6, but this show is genuinely so damn beautiful and well-produced. Everything just looks expensive and carefully crafted. It’s one of those shows where I keep stopping to appreciate how good everything looks.

It’s just… perfect.

u/DiddyBasementEscaper — 1 month ago

Studio Pierrot has been pushing ichiruki Agenda since before some of you were even born, They tried to have Ichigo and Rukia hold hands in the second opening 😭😭

u/DiddyBasementEscaper — 1 month ago
▲ 22 r/kdramas

dead end job Kdrama coming This Oct ( Expected - 30th ) 2026, which I am dying to watch this year

Hyeok Jun, drowning in debt, accepts a “sweet gig” from the mysterious Spyder Human Resource Center offering 50 times the usual hourly wage. But each assignment plunges him into a new hellish workplace filled with bizarre and terrifying phenomena. As investigator Yeon Ju digs into the agency’s secrets and Hyeok Jun’s spirited sister Ji Yun tries to uncover what’s happening to her brother, they find themselves drawn into the mysterious world of the enigmatic Mr. S. Is the perfect job really a dream, or a nightmare?

(Source: Cora at MyDramaList)

u/DiddyBasementEscaper — 1 month ago
▲ 23 r/kdramas

This might be the most mediocre thriller series I have ever watched

Don't worry I will not add any spoilers, this series does nothing new like NOTHING NEW, it has 10 episodes and 4-5 episodes are just stretched so much, if you delete them you won't actually miss anything important,

I like The "Art of Sarah" more it was short yet engaging with a great soundtrack and direction, the detective in that was really Smart meanwhile in mousetrap? Sigh!

Mousetrap writing has so many plot holes, writing might be great in manhwa but the direction is just so mediocre, at least the cliamax was good enough. Otherwise this series was even worse than fast food.

Also the actor ryu jun yeol, he is a great actor ik that, but in this series he is playing 2 different characters yet they are same, he is supposed to make us feel that there are two different characters that just look the same but he failed to do that for me, if I had to compare park bo young performance in "our unwritten soul" she was brilliant in the way she acted "twins"

That's all, I just wanted to rant about mousetrap.

u/DiddyBasementEscaper — 1 month ago