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The acting is pretty good, for the most part. The cinematography is absolutely gorgeous. The music tracks are also pretty good, albeit they over use a song. The monsters are all CGI but still pretty good for the most part. The monsters, at their worst, are creepy. At best, they’re downright terrifying.
The show and webcomic end around the same point but the show has a ending that’s different than the comic. The show does have different plot points cause the comic creator let Netflix have their own take of it rather than just copy and paste it. lalucia666. • 2 yr. ago. If you enjoy the horror/scary aspect, the webtoon does a really good ...
Welcome to the Sweet home webtoon and netflix original subreddit! Sweet Home is by Carnby Kim, the Author of Bastard, Pigpen, and the upcoming prequel shotgun boy! Sweet Home Korean Drama Adaptation Differences. I just finished watching the drama version and it was similar with the webtoon but completely different as well especially eps 9/10.
The manhwa chapters were better than the sweet home Netflix. Change my mind. From the story, only the End is really is really different. So don't expect that the story goes on, where it ends in the Netflix show. You can start at round about chapter 100 to read the ending from the webtoon if it really interests you.
The show turned Sweet Home into a cheap zombie drama. The Webtoon is the way to go. Webtoon 100%. I would say both, but the drama first, because it is kind of good in its own way, but I agree with everyone: the webtoon is inmensely better.
Once their monster forms fulfilled that something, they would turn into an egg and hatch into a humanoid figure with no emotions. The reason why Hyun has emotions is because he became a monster for a selfless reason (protecting the group). Also, I think he can feel emotions because he listened to the song on the phone and remembered everything. 1.
Just chapter 1, the show covers the whole webtoon series. You should start the manhwa from the beginning. The two are almost as different as two sides of a coin. The spoiler is just in case bare minimum/basic info on characterization is considered as a spoiler. Webtoon and imo it is much better than the Netflix series.
It looks like there's not going to be any sequel anymore. I hope the author makes one. This series is definitely in my top 10. I doubt there's gonna be a sequel but there was prequel called shotgun boy and the main cast of each of these shows actually do meet at the end of shotgun boy so both in my opinion are w's.
In the end of sweet home on WEBTOON the ending shows the MC as the evolved state of a monster. But at the end he goes to the camp and is shown showing emotion. Everyone runs up to him and hugs him. Does he stay with them. Is he just visiting. Why is the MC showing emotion if the point of the evolved state was to not have emotions? I guess that ...
The Cocoon Monsters were called "Ubermensch" in the Webtoon, They are similar monsters however they are in human form and haven't transformed, They possess little to no Ego or emotions and behave mindlessly. They are Also monsters who turn into cocoons and thus Evolve, For example Eun-Hyuek after Season 1 was most likely a monster then he went ...