Pangulggot! Unhasu, Unhasu!

There is a very common idea in the fanbase that all 3 of the mice are related-this is due to them referring to eachother as brother in the English and Russian subtitles.

But what about the original Korean? If we look at that, Oegwipali refers to Mulmangcho with the following-by "hyung-i" or 형

Hyung is a very complex word in the Korean language-but to put it simply, it can be used by any younger male referring to an older male in a respectful way or a younger male friend to a older male friend. Even couples use it for eachother! This can translate as "brother" but does NOT always make characters siblings...for example, There's another notable use of the word "hyung" in Squirrel and Hedgehog.

With Undochi and Geumsaegi! Undochi calls him "hyung" in a respectful way, and they obviously aren't related. So why does Oegwipali call Mulmangcho the word hyung?

It can be for many reasons-perhaps Oegwipali just respects Mulmangcho, and calls him as such due to him being older. Perhaps they feel a sense of comradery after the Battle of Mt. Rock (notably he didn't call him hyung until after that) perhaps it's just due to their closeness-sometimes they act just as close as Juldarami and Geumsaegi! Overrall, there are many layers to this and I don't think they should be called siblings just because of a honorific that's often used between people who ARE NOT related. Some people ship the two-and may not consider them to be brothers. For example, some South Korean analysis of SaH simply calls Oegwipali his subordinate.

I really like juldarami's uniform from eps 10-15, this one, very cute... but something i always think about is his sunglasses, the fact that he always has them on and puts on this tough personality when he is wearing them.

He only takes them off when he's...how do i put it, showing his true emotions ig? Like when he took them off to cry briefly over geumsaegi going on a life threatening mission in ep 12 to capture aekku, when alone and thinking about things, when geumsaegi met up with him again/after he left (latter is the most obvious example of this), when he was in company with mulori, stuff like that. In my mind, it's very intentional. He doesn't take them off otherwise...that is, until...

Episode 14, A Moment in the Enemy Rear. I'm not going to be summarizing everything here, and I haven't seen the episode in a bit, so sorry if I miss something.

Taking place basically right after Geumsaegi departed in the previous episode, Juldarami and Mulori are shown together with them talking about Geumsaegi's mission. I think it's interesting here how they show Mulori worrying about the pretty bad wound he got in the previous episode after being slammed against a tree from an explosion, following with him going "it's not that serious!" I always thought that was a cute character detail, showing how close they are through a simple scene like that. saving my rambling for probably a later Mulori and Juldarami relationship analysis though. Anyways. Mulori reminds Juldarami to be careful, reminding him to “remember that the enemies are always grinding their teeth to occupy our hill”. with Juldarami telling her not to worry, and that she should get some rest.

It is emphasized how Juldarami deeply cares for her by his actions, such as placing a blanket over her while she sleeps, and mentioning how he can't wait for her to go back to Flower Hill to be with their beloved friends.

The one where mulori gets captures by mulmangcho and oegwipali. with Juldarami thinking that it’s his fault that she was captured because he left her alone...

he's incredibly stressed as he gets the troops to look for the suspicious troops in the woods, breaking composure a couple of times and later on in the episode, for her assumed death with the grenade detonating underwater and all.