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What a great way to end the episode and the fight against Hwang Mangi. It was a bit anticlimactic, but in a fun and welcome way. The ending also sets up the following arcs that aren’t covered by the anime, and I’ll definitely be checking out the original material to see what happens next.

A perfect setup for the final episode. This episode keeps building the anticipation and hype for the final conflict, and I’m really excited to see how everything unfolds and how they conclude this arc.

I can’t believe being an influencer/vlogger was such a complicated thing. I like how insightful this episode was, but it still didn’t compromise on the funny aspects and hype moments.

Another setup episode for the next upcoming arc. I like how they’re developing the relationships between the characters, as it definitely opens the door for more interesting interactions and developments in the long run.

A WHOLE FREAKING EPISODE OF FIGHTING! What more could you ask for from this episode?! Even though most of the animation consists of still images, I could still feel the impact of every attack Taehun threw. The choreography and execution were so amazing that I almost didn’t notice how little motion there was in their fight scene.

I love the characters in this anime! They’re so engaging, and you just can’t help but root for them. Especially Snapper, whose character development has been so good from the very first episode up to their confrontation with Taehun.

This episode mainly serves as an introductory episode for the new character and a setup for the new arc and his new antagonist. Taehun was such a good match for him, considering that all he had fought so far were regular people. It really raises the level of his opponents and makes me even more excited for what’s to come.

5 episodes in, and I’m getting more and more attached to the characters, especially Snapper. Man, I love his character so much, especially considering he started off as such a douchebag. Twists like that are so rare nowadays, where a character you initially dislike slowly becomes someone you genuinely care about. It makes the character development feel so much more rewarding.

Man, this anime sure knows how to hype things up! I really like the direction they’re taking, and that mini time skip was really needed for his character development. At this point, all I want to do is click “Next” and keep watching the next episode.

I like the direction this anime is taking, especially with Munseong’s character still being a mystery. The pacing is still amazing, and I really like the animation style. I also love how they end each episode with a sense of anticipation, making you want to immediately watch the next one.

The progression and pacing of this anime are so good. Everything feels natural, and the flow is really smooth. Not to mention, even though it has a unique animation style and relies heavily on CGI, it’s very well made. I’m not usually a fan of CGI, but I’m really enjoying this one.

First episode in and I got hooked instantly! The plot is unique, and the story may be kind of generic, but the execution was beautiful. They definitely know how to pull the views into this anime and I'm here for all of it.

Starting off, the OP is a banger! I just love the hand and movement coordination throughout the entire MV. This is such a catchy OP that makes it hard for me to skip. That said, the story is really, really good. I just love the character development throughout this series. I also like how good the pacing is. Every episode is packed with progression. Though, if I were to nitpick something, I don't really like how forced the development between Hobin and Bomi feels. Like, come on! How many times did Bomi even appear in this series? They don't even talk that much (except through texts), yet their relationship is already this close? That's just way too off for me. That said, aside from this one issue, everything was done amazingly. Craftsmanship-wise, the animation is honestly just mediocre. Most of the scenes are rough, but the visuals are just so freaking funny. What are these facial expressions, man? Simply peak. Overall, I'd rate this series a 8.5/10. It's probably one of the low-key ones out there.

LMAO! That's not the solar plexus, buddy. That said, this Mangi guy is so freaking tough. What a gigatank. On another note, I am feeling so speechless after this episode. What a freaking anticlimactic way to end this conflict. Their facial expressions are just so funny, though, so I forgive them. Joking aside, this is actually such a wholesome development and I can't help but support Mangi now. Overall, the way this series wraps things up is pretty good.

Dude, why is this so funny? The freaking expressions were just so peak, man! You can't do Hobin dirty like that. On another note, to be honest, I was expecting more from this episode. I think that the earlier scenes wrapped up way too easily. Though, it's not a big issue for me. On another note, the glazing here is too tuff. I understand that this is a Korean series, but isn't the glazing too much, LOL! That said, I agree that Taekwondo is a pretty good martial art.

Damn, the layers upon layers of plotting in this episode are really nice. But what I freaking love the most is Hobin's insanely funny fail. I literally spit out my drink when that happened. What is this twist (no pun intended), man?

Hobin's confrontation with Mangi was definitely the highlight of this episode. It was really interesting seeing how Hobin tried to overcome someone much stronger than him. The ending of their fight caught me so off guard, it was honestly hilarious. Mangi ended up adding a lot of emotion to this episode.

Bruh, I didn't expect this Lookism reference. That said, no wonder I find this style so familiar. They have the same author. On another funny note, I can't help but laugh at how violent Gaeul can be. To be fair, I also get "violent" when I'm overly stimulated, especially by cuteness.

The first few scenes were honestly so funny because of what Munseong did to Mangi. What he did was so random and unexpected that it had me laughing the whole time loll. Most of Mangi's scenes were honestly a little uncomfortable to watch because of how he would act around Bomi and other girls. The last few scenes were a bit more interesting for me because of what Hobin does.

The first couple of scenes felt a little slow at first since it's mostly filled of the scenes focused on Hyeonseok and his content as a NewTuber. I absolutely loved the scenes from the second half of the episode though because of Rumi. Most of Hobin's scenes were also pretty funny, especially in the second half lol.