>In Both dramas female leads are cold-hearted, picky and hated by everyone at the beginning
>In Both dramas female leads are childhood sweethearts of male leads
>In Both dramas we have co-habitation
>In both dramas male lead's are poor where female leads are Rich
>In both dramas male lead hates/cold towards female lead in the beginning but falls in love
>In angels last mission male lead abused by his father whereon it's okay to not be okay female is abused by her father where both the leads fathers end up in hospital during their final suffering
>We can draw a lot of similarities between both the dramas vice-versa
About deities and other creature amongst us, a Korean Odessey is heavy on the fantasy side while Angel’s last mission is heavy on the romance.
I see L as a sort of younger version of Lee Seung Gi, (from the time when he was doing comedy and not thrillers.) I think they have the same type of comedic acting. the story is similar - a deity who does not follow the rules and is a bit of a troublemaker falls in love with a human.
While Angel's Last Mission: Love has less fantasy elements than A Korean Odyssey, it does have a very similar atmosphere. Both have many romantic elements and in some ways a similar romantic plot.
Here there is no angel but a devil. But its fun watching it. It is better than Angel's last Mission.
Kim Dan (Angel) - Do Min Joo (Alien)
Super powers = Super powers
Both male characters has the same fate that they will only have 3 months left to stay as a human.
Both lead actresses has that ugly personality but turned into a good girl but ended up so obsessed to their love begging them to stay.
Both have a pretty similar central concept!
- MLs are supernatural beings and end up falling for a human which is a punishable act
- strong FLs, both having lost their parents while young, and having health-related issues.
- ‘100 day’ time limit.
- cohabitation
Both female leads are into fashion and cold, the main male lead is the one who changes their hearts turning them into a different person.
I recommend this both drama because , Male lead and Female lead
try to solve problem
In one drama explosion and another student murder/suicide
A single postbox stands alone in a wide field. It is postbox where many people who have lost their loved ones drop in letters for those in heaven. Ha Na is one of those people who comes again to mail a letter. She meets a young man called Jae Joon there. He tells Ha Na that he is the 'postman to heaven' and proposes that she help him with his work. His job is to convey letters and heal the hearts of the senders. As Ha Na spends time with him, her emotional scars are healed and the two of them seem attracted to each other. However, at that moment, Ha Na realises that Jae Joon has a big secret. Why is he working as a postman?
Both dramas have the main character as a visually impaired person. In Crush, it is ML. In ALML, it is FL.
A fantasy being gets bound to the human lead by a contract that needs to be completed within a certain timespan for the angel/gumiho to keep their own existence. But falling in love makes them to choose between their human love or their own being.
Similarities:
1. Romcom
2. Happy Ending
3. Fantasy
4. Similar Storyline (different main plot)
5. Great Chemistry between main leads
Definitely worth watching!!
Both are romantic + fantasy dramas, and their stories are about an angel who saves a human and ends up coming to live in the human world. Also, in both dramas the starring male leads are members of INFINITE, so both dramas are definitely must-watch for Inspirits!
A second year high school student, Morino Hotaru has spent the last few years crushing on her classmate, Otaka Ren. Unable to find the courage to confess her feelings, Hotaru has become something of an expert in unrequited love. One day, while on a school trip with Ren and her best friend, Yamamoto Shiori, their bus gets into an accident. Blacking out for a bit, Hotaru wakes up to find a young man, dressed fully in black, standing over her. Shocked by his sudden appearance, Hotaru shoves him away but he refuses to leave. Introducing himself as Kuro, he announces that he’s a grim reaper and that Hotaru is dead. As if the news of her death wasn’t shocking enough, Kuro goes on to explain that she has 49 days in which to resolve the three lingering attachments she has to her past life. If she fails to resolve these lingering regrets within the given time, she’ll become a ghost, bound to this world, unable to rest in peace for all eternity. There’s just one problem, Hotaru has been asleep for a month and now has only nineteen days in which to resolve her regrets. Difficult as it seems, Hotaru sets out to free herself from the last, lingering attachments to her mortal life. With time running out, she must hurry, but saying goodbye is hard and saying “I love you” feels nearly impossible!