#thewonderfools

to be honest, it feels a bit familiar to stranger things, but it still has its own charm.

what i liked most is how the powers get activated. one comes from rage, one from pushing her heartbeat fast enough, and another from lying (lol) which is honestly kind of hilarious. he’s probably my favorite character: very realist, but still has a heart.

the trio + master is what really makes it work. they’re all so different from each other, visually and personality-wise, but they still fit. not perfectly, but in a way that feels real and balanced.

of course, there’s a tad bit of romance, but i like that it never takes over. it stays subtle. the story focuses more on something else: the idea of having someone by your side, the genuine connection, and the importance of being part of a community.

then there’s the other trio, the wonderkinder.

they feel like the darker version of the main group. same “i’m alone” arc, but with a different outcome. instead of finding the right people, they end up being used and shaped by someone worse. also, can i just say.... bae nara once again chose a good script! i just wish he had more screen time.

my favorite parts? 1. the encounter between robin and pal ho, the 쿵 쿵 따! 2. brainwashing woman tries to control the flypaper man and completely fails because he just won’t stop talking!! such a blabbermouth (hahahahaha) it’s such a small detail, but it works so well as comedy relief. both scenes are way chaotic but it balances out the heavier parts of the show.