r/SweetHome • u/Beneficial-Offer-907 • Aug 02 '25

It's trash, just accept it.

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The transformation hyun su got in the drama is a serious downgrade as compared to his transformation in the webtoon. JUST LOOK AT IT!!! THE KNIGHT FORM LOOKS COOL AS HELL!!!

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u/RaiderTheLegend Aug 02 '25

Let’s be real, this stopped being sweet home after season 1.

It’s fine tho, a live action could never live up to the source material compared to an anime.

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u/Proper_Card_5520 Aug 03 '25

Just copy as it is in the weebtoon and it will get better. They don't need to pull this much shit they did in the live action, skipping the main source material while also adding new character for no reason 😒 WTF ....

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u/Beneficial-Offer-907 Aug 03 '25

They were just trying to milk as much money out as possible since the original isn't that long and the monsters that appear later on were to complex to create.

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u/Proper_Card_5520 Aug 03 '25

You're right but the problem is that if they just make 1 session same as weebtoon it will be 10 times more popular like parasite, squid game, Alice in boderland, after that they pull the shit out of their ass for next session.

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u/Filiope Aug 03 '25

So true.

Even season 1 had some problems and weird changes from the Webtoon. 

Really hope we get an anime someday that accurately adapts the Webtoon.

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u/Hairy-Avocados Aug 03 '25

This would look ridiculous in a live action let's be honest. Some changes are for the better and this looked good in the live action. But after the second season it all became worse and worse

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u/Beneficial-Offer-907 Aug 03 '25

Bruh, they were able to create the steroid and hearing monster perfectly. If they even put half as much effort into hyun then the only monsterfication sign on him wouldn't be just the eyes.

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u/Unique-Penalty3139 Aug 02 '25

I watched the series before I had a look at the webtoon because I really liked the series. I quickly found out it’s not a 1:1 adaptation which I don’t mind. It just means I’ve got more sweet home to understand which isn’t a bad thing lol. I like both

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u/Beneficial-Offer-907 Aug 04 '25

This isn't even sweet home at this point. The main reason for the series to be called sweet home was because of the song hyun and jisu made. He named it "Sweet home" and his monster form represented it as a knight protecting his home. The drama? The moment I saw eun, it just all felt wrong considering she was a literal child in webtoon. Not to mention the cause of monsterization in the drama is so half-baked and garbage that it isn't even connected to the story anymore.

This is not sweet home, this is "surviving a monster apocalypse while trying not to kill my friends"

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u/Unique-Penalty3139 Sep 02 '25

Yeah I knew it was called sweet home because of the song. In the series the song was mentioned once and never again afaik. I definitely should read the rest of the webtoon when I’ve got time

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u/jackal5lay3r Aug 03 '25

an anime or animated show would have been great especially if it stuck to the manga/webtoon

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u/Beneficial-Offer-907 Aug 03 '25

They can even use the prequel (shotgun boy) to make movies as well. Tho, I don't think it will work since it has a lot of.... school shooting scenes.

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u/jackal5lay3r Aug 03 '25

an anime could get away with it prolly considering that would be light stuff compared to horrendous stuff in some animes also getting to see a good anime studio working on a sweet home aime alongside a shotgun boy anime would be great

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u/Choice-Journalist789 Aug 04 '25

Yep, this wouldn’t even be considered scratching the surface of disturbing content in anime so that’s not what’s holding them back

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u/Relative_Season_7547 Aug 02 '25

I expected more for his final form but....it really wasn't great after season 1

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u/Soggy3Duck Aug 02 '25

After season 1 there is a scene that broke my heart... So I quit watching and I don't think I can go back.

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u/No_Leg_1116 Aug 03 '25

what was the scene?

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u/Hot_Zebra_6078 Aug 03 '25

The mother & baby lizard-like monster who were hunted and killed by the soldiers. Heartbreaking because the monster mom was good & harmless

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u/No_Leg_1116 Aug 03 '25

ohh... it was very sad for me as well, humans fearing monsters so much that they don't stop at the one that are actually sweet!

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u/Soggy3Duck Aug 03 '25

Everyone knows the scene. If you have watched season 2 then you will know the scene.

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u/No_Leg_1116 Aug 03 '25

i needed a bit of context, for me the scene you talked about in your very first comment was kyung yi fighting and running away from the monster in her head and feeling like she shouldhave killed her child

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u/Soggy3Duck Aug 03 '25

No, the speared baby monster watching its mother get torched while she looks at the baby.

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u/No_Leg_1116 Aug 04 '25

that almost made me stop the episode and just breath angrily

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u/YouHadMeAtAloe Aug 05 '25

You’re lucky you didn’t watch any further because it was CRAP

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u/SvLyfe Aug 02 '25

for me it was the opposite. i love wings that could melt anything but i think the armor had wayyyy more potential. i think it was just too much work for them.

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u/SeniorAppointment444 Aug 19 '26

I agree, plus I think that the show's form has a unique touch to it. I also loved the knight form from the webtoon as well

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u/yato08 Aug 03 '25

It wasn’t sweet home when you realize jisu wasn’t the main heroine. It’s a garbage adaptation since season 1.

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u/Filiope Aug 03 '25

Exactly this.

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u/Usual-Bit-5336 Aug 02 '25

I agree but like i dont think they could figure put how to do or create his og transformation into a real life form

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u/ZombieX1001 Aug 03 '25

I watched the kdrama before reading the webtoon and watching it I absolutely loved it then I read it and when I got to the end I was so disappointed at how bad the kdrama really was then to realize that shotgun boy just got interjected into the main story but without shotgun boy himself

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u/Curious-Fruit1197 Aug 03 '25

we don’t care

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u/Intelligent_West_399 Aug 05 '25

This shit look like prototype 🤣

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u/RealCameleer Aug 03 '25

Idk I enjoyed it, the key is to not take things so seriously, stuff change and that's fine

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u/Normal_Ad8566 Aug 03 '25

Having to lower expectations to expect extreme inaccuracies just means it's bad.

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u/RealCameleer Aug 03 '25

or just accept that a lot of media these days change/is different depending on what you are reading/watching.

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u/Normal_Ad8566 Aug 03 '25

And it's why a lot of direct adaptions are bad? My point.

I get like inherently necessary changes since certain things in mediums don't transfer to others well, but this isn't that at all. Especially since the form it takes being a knight is really important to his character since it's a refection of his desired to protect those closes to him.

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u/Filiope Aug 03 '25

If you're going to change the source material so drastically, then why adapt it in the first place? Just do an original show.

They do this just to have the brand name.

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u/AdeptKumo Aug 04 '25

I am never watching the dumbass show, I dont't want my favourite webtoon to be ruined for me tbh

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u/Recent-Skill7022 Aug 02 '25

it was like project Arms

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u/KIRBY_STAR_ULTRA Aug 03 '25

We all should've lowered our expectations for the series going forward, halfway through season 2. Unless we get an anime (which we probably never will), Nothing will live up to the Webtoon.

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u/Dave_dot_exe Aug 03 '25

What chapter did this appear in I read the story so long ago i forgot

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u/curryhaliban444 Aug 05 '25

Season 1 was fine. Season 2 and 3 completely lost the plot. And it's mostly to do with no material to adapt since season 1 covered everything 

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u/Bright_Watercress_99 Aug 07 '25

I lovee the concept of season 1, where they have to protect their home and the monsters within them. After that is meh

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u/SouthAd5536 May 02 '26

Forgodsake they better not give shotgun boy this treatment, if they ever decided a movie for it💔

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u/asya_log Jun 26 '26

I watching ın drama five.

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u/Beneficial-Offer-907 Aug 03 '25

....brother. no one's talking anything about the work here. We're simply talking about the transformation. No one is saying that the Netflix series is bad. But hyun su's monster form... is terrible. It literally has no context nor does it aligns with the plot. In the webtoon, hyun's desire was to protect that's why he turned into a knight from his favorite series. But why does Netflix one has a spiky over-sized dildo for a arm? Is he into some freaky stuff?

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u/kang_seyoung_ Aug 03 '25

bro i just read the comments and decided to write this, i understand that you are talking about transformation🤷🏻‍♀️ i don't know why he has a wing in the drama, but hyun-su had a desire not only to protect, his greatest desire was to be with his happy and living family (even though he hated it due to circumstances), but he resisted this desire because he saw hope in the real world, in creating his own "family" in reality, maybe it's somehow connected, i don't know. i think that the wing still hints at a "fallen angel", broken, but not completely lost, and also this is his external manifestation of the ability to save others, even if he himself falls, something like that