Episode Guide
Episode 1 -| 4/5 Episode 2 -| 3.5/5 Episode 3 -| 3.5/5 Episode 4 -| 4/5 Episode 5 -| 3.5/5 Episode 6 -| 5/5 Episode 7 -| 3.5/5 Episode 8 -| 4/5 Episode 9 -| 3.5/5
This Korean drama is based on the Pixar movie Inside Out and follows the story of a young girl named Yumi who has to deal with her emotions, which are represented by her cells in her body. The show is full of humor and is sure to make you laugh out loud. It’s also a great way to learn more about different cultures and their customs.
Yu-Mi’s life takes a turn for the better when she meets a man who is blind. He helps her with her work at Daehan Noodles and they become friends. Yu-Mi is determined to find the one, but her unlucky streak continues. One day, she has a chance to meet the man of her dreams and it all changes.
Koo Woong is a programmer who’s not your average suave guy. He comes to the date in shorts and a t-shirt, but the pair slowly warm to each other over time. They’re both interested in each other, but they’re also both shy and unsure of themselves. They start dating and things quickly take off from there.
The show’s central premise revolves around embarrassing situations that arise between Woong and Yu-Mi. Woong has a particularly difficult time when he first visits Yu-Mi’s house, while Yu-Mi ends up needing to book a hotel room with a glass bathroom. These scenes work well to create vulnerability in the characters and break the typical pattern of having these two characters perfectly suited from the beginning. ..
This is an important theme that Yumi’s Cells explores in its first season. It deals with relationships and how they can go wrong, before concluding with a somewhat ambiguous and open conclusion. Now, it’s worth noting that the show has been renewed for a second season so this isn’t too much of a problem.
This season’s Cell Land is a fascinating world that is controlled by all of our different emotions. Each Cell has its own personality, which makes for an interesting and unique experience.
Woong and Yu-Mi’s Cell Lands have different character designs that add to the charm of the show. Lustasaurus in Woong’s Cell Land is different from a simple character in Yu-Mi’s, which shows the difference in their creativity. ..
This is a well-written, fun-loving Korean drama that is perfect for those looking for a compelling romantic drama.
