In general, “Tomorrow” constructs the character design extremely closely to the original. However, the film still adds a few minor aspects to reflect reality.
With the arrival of a slew of huge blockbusters, the Korean television racetrack is becoming increasingly crowded. The newly released fantasy blockbuster, “Tomorrow”, adapted from the webtoon, has piqued the interest of the audience.
In addition to the great substance, the actors' "teaching" persona pleased the audience in “Tomorrow”. Let's compare the shape of the characters in the series to the shape of the characters in the comic!
Kim Hee Sun as Goo Ryun
Goo Ryun is most likely the character with the most resemblance to the webtoon.
Goo Ryun is very similar to the webtoon, from pink colored hair to exquisite, fine, smooth fashion.
However, given the age of this Head of Department, the image of this character in the film is somewhat more believable.
Rowoon as Joon Woong
In addition to Head of Department Goo Ryun, youngster Joon Woong (Rowoon) garnered numerous plaudits for his versatile acting talents in “Tomorrow”.
Joon Woong of the film, who shares the same height and youthful features as the original, depicts the attitude of an introverted and amusing employee admirably.
Yoon Ji On as Ryung Goo
Ryung Goo has the most unique and distinct image among the other characters.
If he appears serious and dignified in the original, the Deputy at “Tomorrow” has a very current hairstyle and fashion style.
However, just as in the webtoon, Ryung Goo dislikes rookie Joon Woong in the film.
Lee Soo Hyuk as Park Joong Gil
“Tomorrow”'s most surprising character is none other than the incredibly attractive Grim Reaper Park Joong Gil.
In comparison to the female lead, Joong Gil's image is highly regarded since it appears that Lee Soo Hyuk performs even better than the image portrayed in the story.
Park Joong Gil appeared infrequently, but every time he did, he made the crowd admire and praise him since his image, charisma, and voice were all highly enthusiastic.
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