Nappeungyejibae Episode 1: Episode 1
Canon
OSHIMETER
10.0
8 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
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Nappeungyejibae Episode 1: Episode 1
Canon
← Prev: EPNext: EP →
OSHIMETER
10.0
8 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
pranavi_birhade
VerifiedThe highlight of this movie is its raw look at teenage social hierarchies. The intense, gritty atmosphere perfectly captures the desperation of its leads. Watch if you want a grounded, heavy-hitting drama, but skip if you prefer lighter coming-of-age stories.
zaramiller
VerifiedOkay, the animation is not really my style, but the story made up for it. This is the movie that is running almost entirely on legacy, but in a way that could actually work if you already care about Run Hani. The hook is less “huge reinvention” and more “take the old rival."
jmdagreat
VerifiedIt’s more about character drama than action. main character is interesting, but not always likable haha lol
pendragon
VerifiedHani back after 40 years? wild. she's older now but still got that fire. Na Ae-ri shows up acting like she owns the track. the rivalry is instant. animation looks clean. the nostalgia hits hard if you watched the original. these two are gonna clash. 🏃♀️
nekokurarisu
VerifiedHani’s struggle to keep going even when life knocks her down is sooo relatable. Her perseverance isn’t just about winning races, it’s about discovering who she is and what she cares about, which is something pretty much anyone can connect to which makes this show special
jofilcabug14
Even when life keeps pushing back, Hani’s determination to keep going really hit me. It’s not just about the challenges she faces, but about discovering who she is and what truly matters. That journey feels so real, relatable, and makes this episode special😍
matchablaze1
The race-driven premise gives it immediate momentum, and it rarely slows down once it starts. Na Aeri’s rivalry with Hany adds a solid emotional edge, even if some beats feel predictable. It’s straightforward, but the energy and pacing carry it well. 🏁
wills
QUICK TAKES
pranavi_birhade
VerifiedThe highlight of this movie is its raw look at teenage social hierarchies. The intense, gritty atmosphere perfectly captures the desperation of its leads. Watch if you want a grounded, heavy-hitting drama, but skip if you prefer lighter coming-of-age stories.
zaramiller
VerifiedOkay, the animation is not really my style, but the story made up for it. This is the movie that is running almost entirely on legacy, but in a way that could actually work if you already care about Run Hani. The hook is less “huge reinvention” and more “take the old rival."
jmdagreat
VerifiedIt’s more about character drama than action. main character is interesting, but not always likable haha lol
pendragon
VerifiedHani back after 40 years? wild. she's older now but still got that fire. Na Ae-ri shows up acting like she owns the track. the rivalry is instant. animation looks clean. the nostalgia hits hard if you watched the original. these two are gonna clash. 🏃♀️
nekokurarisu
VerifiedHani’s struggle to keep going even when life knocks her down is sooo relatable. Her perseverance isn’t just about winning races, it’s about discovering who she is and what she cares about, which is something pretty much anyone can connect to which makes this show special
jofilcabug14
Even when life keeps pushing back, Hani’s determination to keep going really hit me. It’s not just about the challenges she faces, but about discovering who she is and what truly matters. That journey feels so real, relatable, and makes this episode special😍
matchablaze1
The race-driven premise gives it immediate momentum, and it rarely slows down once it starts. Na Aeri’s rivalry with Hany adds a solid emotional edge, even if some beats feel predictable. It’s straightforward, but the energy and pacing carry it well. 🏁
wills
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