Kakao Entertainment, the creator of the popular webtoon “Moving,” has revealed hidden hints and Easter eggs in the web series and released two striking illustrated posters. The original webtoon has also experienced a surge in popularity following the success of the Disney+ original series “Moving,” which has received international acclaim and topped the charts for three consecutive weeks. Kakao Entertainment expects the synergy between the webtoon and the video series to continue to drive success as the series heads towards its climax in the second half.
Author Kang Full, the mastermind behind “Moving,” has shared that fans of the webtoon can connect the dots by exploring the webtoon universe and uncovering the hints hidden within the drama. Kang Full’s webtoon universe expands beyond “Moving” and includes other series such as “Apartment,” “Times,” “Again,” “Lighting Store,” and “Bridge.” While videos provide a visual representation of the story, comics allow readers to engage their imagination and fill in the gaps. Additionally, the original webtoon offers a unique narrative experience that differs from the video series.
Before the release of the second half of “Moving,” Kang Full shared some insights into the upcoming narrative. He revealed that the first season focused on the children’s story, while the second season delved into the parents’ past. The third and final season will bring everything together as the characters reunite and continue their journey in the present. Kang Full ensured that the characters’ narratives remain compelling until the end, even introducing original characters not found in the webtoon.
To further excite fans, Kang Full has also released two special pictorial posters for the drama. The first poster showcases various characters from the series, including the webtoon-exclusive character ‘Frank.’ The second poster compiles moments from the parents’ generation, capturing crucial scenes that emphasize the series’ action and romance.
In terms of popularity, the webtoon “Moving” has experienced a significant boost in views and sales since the release of the Disney+ series. August saw an 11-fold increase in total sales compared to the previous month, and daily views on Kakao Page and Kakao Webtoon increased by 22 and 9 times, respectively. The series continues to captivate audiences and attract new readers.
As the success of “Moving” continues to grow, Kang Full’s hints and Easter eggs provide fans with an exciting opportunity to explore the interconnected webtoon universe. With its unique storytelling and captivating visuals, “Moving” is a standout series that showcases the power of webtoons and their ability to captivate audiences worldwide.
(Cnet Korea = Reporter Jeong Ha-jeong) Kakao Entertainment announced that Kang Full, the original writer of Kakao Webtoon ‘Moving’ and who worked on the scenario of the Disney + original series ‘Moving’, revealed hints that were hidden in the web- an original pun along with two types of ‘Move’ illustrated posters, said the day
While the Disney+ original series Moving is taking the world by storm, being No. 1 in Kinolights integrated content for three consecutive weeks and being highly praised by foreign media for being an Asian hit following Squid Game, the original webtoon Moving also pulling a reverse wave in Kakao Webtoon and Kakao Page. It adds momentum to the box office. Kakao Entertainment said that the synergy of webtoon + video is expected to accelerate as the play runs towards the climax in the second half.
Author Kang Full said, “You can connect the Easter eggs hidden in the drama Move to the webmen ‘Timing’ and ‘Bridge’ to see them,” revealing hints that have been hidden is ‘Moving’ for fans of the webtoon Kangful Universe. Kangful Universe Webtoon, which shares a global scene with moving, leads to ‘Apartment’, ‘Times’, ‘Again’, ‘Lighting Store’, and ‘Bridge’ after ‘Moving’. Here, “manga and video differ in terms of expression. Videos show everything, but comics are fun for readers to fill in the blanks with their imaginations. In addition, although the story flow is similar, the original work has a partially different narrative, so you can enjoy comparing and matching the two formats,” he explained the charm that only the original webpoon has.
In addition, before broadcasting the second half of the drama Moving, he communicated the points to watch for the rest of the narrative. Writer Kang Full said, “The first season, the current children’s narrative, and the second season, the parents’ past narrative, have been completed. Finally, the final narrative for season 3 awaits. Parents and children will meet and return to the present and run in a straight line,” he said. I tried not to let go of the characters’ narrative until the end. Remember to watch their story until the end, including the activities of the original characters that were not in the original work.”
Two moving pictorial posters for the drama drawn by Kang Full were also released. The poster released this time is a poster that contains the 1st part, which corresponds to chapters 1 to 7, and the 2nd part, which corresponds to chapters 8 to 15, in a total of 20 chapters .
In particular, in the first special poster, a character that was not in the original webtoon was revealed as a web-dog character, giving fans a good feeling. The mysterious courier drivers ‘Frank’ and ‘Naju’, ‘Bongpyeong’ and ‘Jincheon’, played by Ryu Seung-beom and who provided intense immersion and tension at the start of the drama, were reborn as web-bun characters. Along with all the characters that appeared in episodes 1 to 7, the huge presence of Frank, who cools the conversation in the web-man, is clearly drawn and draws attention.
In the second special poster, the past of the parents’ generation was compiled on one sheet. From the airplane action sequence where Dushik and Mihyeon were dating on cherry blossom road, where Dushik’s awesome flying skills stood out, to the Parktel scene where you could see Joowon’s best ever one-take action, all the episodes were captured without lose a beat
On the other hand, the webtoon ‘Moving’ took place first in the number of views on Kakao Page at the same time as the original Disney + Moving series was released, and the rate of increase in views and sales is gradually accelerating. Compared to July, the month before broadcasting, the total sales for August increased 11 times (combined Kakao Page + Kakao Webtoon), and compared to the previous week of broadcasting, the number of views increased on Kakao Page and Kakao Webtoon 22 times and 9, respectively, on a daily average basis for August, times and sales rose 12 times and 8 times, respectively.
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