07-30-2026, 09:25 AM
Seen.
The finale episode (titled 'finale') was oddly anti-climatic. There was one final fight, which was a bit contrived but pitted the heroes against each other. Then the loose end of the villainous general was tied up neatly. That was halfway through the episode. The rest of the episode focused on their 'happily ever after' as they assumed new identities in a new location as part of a protection package. The window was left open for a second season.
And everyone got into Kopiko candy. I gotta find some of that again. I remember trying some in high school and thinking it was awful, but I didn't develop a taste for coffee until college.
Still D00M recommended. It's an amusing actioner with that pervasive Korean style, a stereotypic take on the reluctant master assassin being called back into action, with some delightful comedy bits.
The finale episode (titled 'finale') was oddly anti-climatic. There was one final fight, which was a bit contrived but pitted the heroes against each other. Then the loose end of the villainous general was tied up neatly. That was halfway through the episode. The rest of the episode focused on their 'happily ever after' as they assumed new identities in a new location as part of a protection package. The window was left open for a second season.
And everyone got into Kopiko candy. I gotta find some of that again. I remember trying some in high school and thinking it was awful, but I didn't develop a taste for coffee until college.
Still D00M recommended. It's an amusing actioner with that pervasive Korean style, a stereotypic take on the reluctant master assassin being called back into action, with some delightful comedy bits.
Shadow boxing the apocalypse