#Jeon So-nee

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This series made me smile, laugh and cry. It has a little bit of everything and I just fell in love with its characters. They were all trying to live, move on and find their place. It was sweet and realistic, validating those relationships that will always live in our hearts but that can't come back. . . Those friendships and family relations that are forever. . .

I really loved it. . .

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Jeon So-Nee

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PARASSYTE : THE GREY // KDRAMA DİZİ YORUMU

UYARI : Yazılar genel olarak spoiler içerebilir. İçermeyedebilir.

İmdb puanı: 7,3 Benim puanım: 8

Drama: Parasyte: The Grey

Hangul: 기생수: 더 그레이

Director: Yeon Sang-Ho

Writer: Hitoshi Iwaaki (manga), Yeon Sang-Ho

Episodes: 6

Date: 2024

Cast: Jeon So-Nee, Koo Kyo-Hwan, Lee Jung-Hyun, Kwon Hae-Hyo, Yoon Hyun-Gil, Kim In-Kwon

İzlerken kendimi hem merak hem de tedirginlik duygularıyla sarılı bulduğum bir dizi. Hem distopik bir atmosfer yaratmada hem de insanoğlunun en karanlık taraflarını sorgulamada oldukça etkileyici bir yapım. Günümüzde teknolojinin ve bilimin geldiği çıkmaz sokakları, diziye bir anlamda korkutucu bir öngörü kazandırıyor.

Dizi, adından da anlaşılacağı gibi, insan bedenine sızan ve zihni ele geçiren parazitlerle savaşı konu alıyor. Ana karakterlerimizden Jeong Su-in (Jeon So-nee), soğukkanlı ve mantığını korumaya çalışan bir bilim insanı olarak hikayeye giriyor. Su-in’in en etkileyici yanı, olaylara saf bir korku ya da panik yerine rasyonel bir bakış açısı getirmesi. Ama bu rasyonelliği bile, parazitlerin giderek yayılışı ve insanlığı yitirme tehdidiyle sıkışıyor.

Diğer tarafta ise Seol Kang-woo (Koo Kyo-hwan) karakterimiz var; o daha çok duyguları ve başkaldırılarıyla hareket eden biri. Kang-woo'nun olaylara yaklaşımı, dizinin sadece bilimsel bir kaos olmadığını, aynı zamanda çok derin bir ahlaki sorgulama barındırdığını gösteriyor.

Dizinin atmosferi kesinlikle muhteşem. Sinematografi, karanlık ve umutsuz bir geleceği gözler önüne sererken, bir yandan da dünyanın çöküşünü hissettiriyor. Mekan kullanımı ve prodüksiyon tasarımı bu karanlık hikayeye çok iyi hizmet ediyor. Özellikle parazitlerin ortaya çıkış sahneleri ve insan bedenini ele geçirme anları, tüyler ürpertici bir etki yaratıyor.

Fakat, dizinin yavaş ilerleyen yapısı bazı izleyiciler için sorun olabilir. Hikaye zaman zaman biraz durağan hissettirse de, bu yavaşlık aslında karakterlerin çıkmazlarını ve insanlığın yüzleştiği ahlaki soruları daha iyi kavramamıza olanak tanıyor. Dizinin asıl gücü de burada yatıyor: korkuyu, dehşeti ve çaresizliği sadece görsel şoklarla değil, derin bir ruhsal şokla yansıtıyor.

Oyunculuk performanslarına gelince, Jeon So-nee ve Koo Kyo-hwan kesinlikle dikkat çekiciydi. Jeon So-nee'nin Jeong Su-in’e kattığı derinlik ve hümanizm, karakteri sadece bir bilim insanı olmaktan çıkarıp izleyicinin kolayca empati kurabileceği biri haline getiriyor. Koo Kyo-hwan ise Kang-woo’ya getirdiği dinamizmle hikayeye renk katıyor. Onların arasındaki kimya, dizinin bazen yavaş hissettiren temposunu dengeleyen en önemli unsurlardan biri.

Son olarak, Parasyte: The Grey, dünya çapında tanınan Japon mangası Parasyte’tan esinlenmiş olsada, kendi kimliğini oluşturmayı başarıyor. Manga uyarlamaları sıkça eleştirilir çünkü çoğu zaman orijinal eserin büyüsünü tam anlamıyla yansıtamaz. Ama bu dizi, hem kaynak materyale sadık kalmayı hem de kendi orijinal hikayesini anlatmayı başarıyor.

Genel olarak, Parasyte: The Grey, bilim kurgu ve korku sevenler için güçlü bir yapım olmuş. Belki herkese hitap etmeyebilir ama distopik hikayelerden ve derin ahlaki sorulardan hoşlananlar için kesinlikle kaçırılmaması gereken bir yapım.

While watching this drama, I found myself wrapped in a mixture of curiosity and unease. It’s a deeply impactful production—both in how it builds a dystopian atmosphere and how it confronts the darkest aspects of human nature. The show gives off a chilling sense of foresight by reflecting the dead-end roads of current technological and scientific progress.

As the title suggests, the story revolves around a war against parasites that invade the human body and take control of the mind. One of our main characters, Jeong Su-in (Jeon So-nee), is introduced as a cool-headed scientist who tries to maintain a rational perspective. What makes her so compelling is her ability to approach terrifying events with logic rather than pure panic. But even her reason is pushed to its limits as the parasite outbreak intensifies and the threat of losing humanity looms closer.

On the other side, we have Seol Kang-woo (Koo Kyo-hwan), a character driven more by emotion and rebellion. His approach highlights that this isn't just scientific chaos—it’s also a profound moral reckoning. His rawness contrasts sharply with Su-in’s analytical mindset, which brings a compelling duality to the narrative.

The atmosphere of the show is outstanding. The cinematography paints a bleak and hopeless future while allowing the audience to truly feel the collapse of the world. Set design and production serve the dark storyline perfectly. The scenes where parasites reveal themselves and take over human bodies are especially bone-chilling.

However, the slow pacing might be a downside for some viewers. The narrative can feel a bit stagnant at times, but this slowness actually gives space to fully grasp the characters’ struggles and the ethical dilemmas humanity faces. That’s where the real strength of the show lies—it conveys fear, horror, and helplessness not just through visuals, but with profound emotional impact.

As for the performances, both Jeon So-nee and Koo Kyo-hwan were striking. Jeon So-nee brings a depth and humanity to Jeong Su-in that turns her from a mere scientist into someone the viewer can empathize with. Koo Kyo-hwan adds vitality and complexity to Kang-woo, and their chemistry is one of the key factors that balances out the show’s sometimes slow rhythm.

Finally, Parasyte: The Grey—although inspired by the globally known Japanese manga Parasyte—successfully builds its own identity. Adaptations of manga often face criticism for failing to capture the magic of the original work. But this series manages to stay faithful to its source while also crafting an original narrative.

Overall, Parasyte: The Grey is a strong recommendation for fans of science fiction and horror. It may not appeal to everyone, but for those who enjoy dystopian storytelling and layered moral questions, it’s definitely a must-watch.

Raven Melus

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FOTOĞRAFLAR

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Old drawing of 'Jeon So-nee (전소니)' for this morning.

enjoy ✏️✏️

(just about finishing colouring Ryu from DOA series)

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'Parasyte: The Grey' Review - Gritty Spin-off

Jeong Su-in leads a lonely, mundane life as a convenience store worker until she discovers a parasitic alien living with her. The two must cooperate with each other in order to survive the changing world around them in 'Parasyte: The Grey'.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 3.5 out of 5. Sneha Jaiswal (Twitter | Instagram) Jeong Su-in is a young, lonely woman who works at a convenience store. One day, a disgruntled customer stalks and attacks her, but Su-in somehow survives multiple stab wounds, only to learn that she was saved by a parasitic alien that fails to take over her brain completely. The two then forge a reluctant bond to survive as the…

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Humana pero también Parasito… “Parasyte: Los Grises”

La serie está basada en el manga original de Hitoshi Iwaaki que vendió un récord acumulado de más de 25 millones de ejemplares en más de 30 regiones y países con su ingenioso e imaginativo argumento de un parásito que permea en el cerebro humano y controla su cuerpo.

La historia gira en torno a Su-in una joven atrapada entre su humanidad y su influencia parasitaria, pero como mutante mitad parásito y mitad humana, ella no pertenece del todo a ninguno de los dos bandos: ni a los parásitos que pretenden apoderarse de la sociedad humana ni al equipo dedicado a erradicar los organismos parásitos, llamados ‘Los Grises’.

Estreno: 5 de abril de 2024 en Netflix.

Dirigida por Yeon Sang-ho, la serie cuenta con las actuaciones de Jeon So-nee, Koo Kyo-hwan, Lee Jung-hyun, Kwon Hae-hyo y Kim In-kwon.

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Teaser trailer released for Parasyte: The Grey

Based on Hitoshi Iwaaki’s Parasyte manga, this is a brand new story inspired by said series and stars Jeon So-nee (When My Love Blooms), Koo Kyo-hwan (Peninsula), and Lee Jung-hyun (Peninsula) as new characters inspired by the original manga. The series follows these three characters, namely: Jeon Su-in (Jeon), who was attacked by a Parasite, but when it fails to take over her brain, she enters…

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Parasyte: The Grey | Netflix revela pôster e data de estreia

Descubra o intrigante mundo de 'Parasyte: The Grey' na Netflix! A série, baseada no mangá de Hitoshi Iwaaki, acompanha Su-in enquanto ela enfrenta a coexistência com parasitas e os esforços do 'Team Grey' para erradicá-los. #ParasyteTheGrey #Netflix

A Netflix lançou o primeiro pôster e anunciou a data de estreia de “Parasyte: The Grey”, série inspirada no mangá de Hitoshi Iwaaki, intitulado Parasyte. A partir de 5 de abril, os episódios estarão disponíveis para transmissão no serviço de streaming. O núcleo da trama é Su-in, interpretada por Jeon So-nee (Nossa Juventude Florescente), que enfrenta os desafios de sua coexistência…

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WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT, YOU ARE NOT ALONE

Jeong Su In & Seol Kang Woo, Ep. 06 Parasyte: The Grey (2024) dir. Yeon Sang Ho

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Jeon So-Nee

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I really went into this show thinking I will just watch it cause I'm bored right now. its only 10 episodes anyway, it'll be the same plot points and climax as all the other classic k-dramas I've watched. This always turns out to be the way I discover some hidden gem of a show or movie.

my rating: 10/10

enjoyment rating: 10/10

-passionate rant about this show below the line if anyones interested-

This was the kind of show that left me to sit there for a while. I spent a while sobbing for an episode and a half and then i yelled and screamed at the characters, first out of excitement, and second out of understanding frustrations. I related a bit to all of the characters in one way or another. One of my favourite lines was by Mubee, "He spent time with me like I was homework he needed to catch up on."

I loved all the characters at least a little bit. There were no antogonists in this show, which really fit the show and writing. The. plot moved in a very well paced manner. It was moved forward when needed, it was slowed down when felt right, and it even did things I didn't like at the right times. So, as for every other show I have loved and rewatched and uncountable amount I will say the same thing for this show, It was very human. I say this often about the shows I enjoy and I can't even say I know how to describe it very well. Then again it was my choice to write about this show so I will do that. The characters were all different from each other. They all had their own personalities, that had the good and the bad. This is so that you can't really hate any of the characters because they have their redeeming factors. Like how Mubee said to Ko Gyum that she didn't want to know more about him because then she would fall for him. (or smth similar I'm spam writing this so I'm not going to check the actualy quote) So, yes, I could find a reason to hate about every single one of the characters in this show but at the same time I can also find so many good things about each character. This is because the screen writing and the story was moved in that way to portray all the characters in a realistic light. I love this every time I find a show like this because I feel that there are a lot of kdramas and movies that I really love but at the same time I can see how unrealistic the characters are despite the efforts of portraying them as realistic and I think this is because they made the characters likeable and so that the viewers would be able to idolize them and fantasize about them in a way. This is of course what sells because who wants to watch a realistic shows all the time because we are constantly surrounded by real life. However, all this being said, I still enjoy these realistic type characters as they remind me that even while having unlikeable traits that isn't what makes you you, nor will everyone always view you the same way, and it's nice to see traits of yourself in characters on screen in a realistic and not exaggerated way and still be loved and appreciated. So, shoutout to the writer and director, Lee Na-eun and Oh Chang-hwan.

This wraps up my very long and passionate rant about this show and why I liked it. Thank you for sticking along for the ride. XOXO.

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10/07/2024: 3rd drawing for today, here's one with 'Jeon So Nee' from Netflix Korea - Parasyte: The Grey.

enjoy everyone, & regards from north London.

Tool(s): wacom pen

software: adobe photoshop & illustrator cs3.

ref: Jeon So-nee (전소니) is a South Korean film and television actress. She is known for her television series in Encounter, When My Love Blooms and Our Blooming Youth, as well as the Korean remake of Chinese film Soulmate. Wikipedia / google serach