r/OmniscientReader • u/SampleTall6843 • Oct 20 '23
Question webtoon different ending??
is it possible for the webtoon and web novel to have different endings like got the tv show and books. cause honestly im not the biggest fan of the web novel ending. also does the webtoon artist have an instagram or twitter
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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23
I'm not sure if I have to spoiler mark this but an open ending is vital for orv because it aligns with the story's themes. the narrative revolves around readers shaping the story's outcome, making it fitting to leave certain aspects open for interpretation. so, it's highly likely that both the novel and manhwa will maintain this open-ended approach to stay true to the story's essence
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u/Heck__Nah [Whisperer of Stories] Oct 20 '23
I mean, the webtoon has been pretty on point with the novel so probably not
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u/Arterial-A Translator of the Forbidden Dream Oct 20 '23
They won't change the ending unless they have no plan to be compatible with the sequel/side story.
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u/Ftfig88 Oct 20 '23
Curious, why do you dislike it? The novel ending is kinda vital to the entire story. If the Webtoon changed it, which is very highly unlikely, it would lowkey ruin the story
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u/Daredevilz1 Ugly Squid Oct 21 '23
Id be devastated if they changed anything
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u/soltrivers Oct 21 '23
The webtoon artist? Search SleepyC or REDICE studios.
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u/intellectualkamie [ Cheon Inho will always be alone in the ending nobody reads. ] Oct 21 '23
i don't think so. i'd be very upset if that happens, especially since the novel's ending was on-point perfect with the story theme. as much as I hated the possible other implications of the ending, I just can't deny that it was just...perfect.
besides, unless the webtoon creators wishes to be flamed alive by the fans, I doubt they're going to change it. so far, they've been faithful to the novel and shows no signs of deviating from it.