Note: This post is the first part of a series that explores the main message of the Korean webtoon Annarasumanara. You might want to read the introduction first.
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Il-deung and Ah-ee in chapter 8 |
Analysis and thoughts mainly about pop culture products (aka movies, manga, anime, games, etc.) I like. Spoiler alert for everything mentioned here! Currently, my posts revolve around Bleach, Violet Evergarden, Annarasumanara, and Criminal Case: Pacific Bay. I do plan on reviewing more things!
Note: This post is the first part of a series that explores the main message of the Korean webtoon Annarasumanara. You might want to read the introduction first.
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Il-deung and Ah-ee in chapter 8 |
Annarasumanara is a Korean webtoon by Ha Il-kwon. The art style and story might put you off at first - like what it did to me - but all things considered, the story is worth the read. In fact, Annarasumanara is among the best stories I have ever read. It narrates the story of senior high school students Yoon Ah-ee and Na Il-deung (spelling may vary across translations) as they find themselves questioning their worldview after meeting a strange magician. The story touches on many interesting topics, but for now, I’d like to focus on its main message.