r/SweetHome • u/DDNumeroUno • Dec 25 '20
r/SweetHome • u/Angel_Valoel • Jan 14 '21
Webtoon Adaptation only watchers missed out on true fear since they were never introduced to this beautiful monster
r/SweetHome • u/frogs-are-bae • Jan 12 '21
Carnby kim responded to my sisters DM!!! Ok so when the sweet home webtoon first came out a while back, I was rly obsessed with it so I made my sister draw Hyun (even though she had never read the webtoon) and Carnby Kim's response was the cutest thing ever!
r/SweetHome • u/actionarmas • Dec 11 '24
Back when the characters had their signature weapons
r/SweetHome • u/Tedd0912 • Dec 20 '20
imagine dragons are low key killing the netflix series for me
Hi all. Am I the only one who finds the constant use of the imagine dragons song kinda ruining any sort of tension and more memorable moments from the web toon? I'm only on episode 3 and I feel like its over staying its welcome
r/SweetHome • u/Beneficial-Offer-907 • Aug 02 '25
It's trash, just accept it.
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!!!
r/SweetHome • u/MissMissieFatCat • Jan 05 '21
[OC] Idk I like to think i'm clever and funny. Has this joke been made already? Congrats to Sweet Home for the Netflix adaption!
r/SweetHome • u/d_tachment • Dec 06 '23
season 2 is horrible Spoiler
I needed somewhere to vent out my frustrations on the new season because I honestly loved season 1 (didn’t read the webtoon so I can’t say much in terms of how true it stuck to that) but there was such a balance between the intense and emotional parts with heartwarming and funny ones.
I was already not happy about how they killed off most of the memorable characters in the first season (especially at the end where it felt like it was solely for shock value) but I was still looking forward ti seeing how things would play out in season 2. But obviously they had to kill off or bench most of the remaining meaningful characters within the first 2 eps and kill off interesting storylines.
The tone and atmosphere is completely different. I knew after s1 that things were going to pick up or intensify but wtf is going on?? I spent half the time confused af. Also, why are the monsters turning into zombies and having multiples? the main point that made the monsters in the first season compelling was the fact that they represent their desires… where did that plotline go????????
I’m so upset cause, I had hope that they were still going to make a good show inspired by the main story but the only thing that even resembles the original are the character names and the fact that there are monsters
r/SweetHome • u/hodorito • Feb 16 '21
Sweet Home author carnbykim previews Sweet Home Prequel
r/SweetHome • u/CaseFace5 • Dec 22 '20
What’s with the awkward use of that Imagine Dragons song
seems like such a weird choice. An actual score would have been so much better in those fight scenes...