This is the Prologue, or teaser, for the Korean webtoon series Kubera: One Last God. All ten of the main characters, plus Rana Reimia, make an appearance.
Summary[]
loss - solitude - force - opportunity - promise - enemy - revenge - transcendence - justice - responsibility - protection - love
and...
A blue-haired woman attempts to tutor math, only confusing a man with a long braid.
A green-haired girl with a god's name eats some hot curry-flavored snacks.
We see a mysterious magician with very pale blue hair.
The characters are said to be stuck between suras and an idiot bum.
This is a multi-genre fantasy.
Currygom's comment[]
Hello, I'm Currygom (English: Currybear). Nice to meet you.
Afterword[]
| Blog link | Date: 2010.02.07 17:42 | Category: Episodes | Translated by: Jay |
I'm really sorry for those who had expected Episode 1.
Instead, I uploaded the prologue, which is full of future plot twists.
But it's rather (?) long for a prologue, so please bear with me... <cry>
link problems; amazement at so many comments
(thumbnail: Asha)
I drew this prologue right after I was contacted by Naver to start a official webtoon, so the drawing style is similar to what I used in the Best Challenge version.
But from Episode 1 forward, many things will be different.
Notes[]
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
The ten main characters are, in order of appearance: Gandharva, Kubera, Maruna, Sagara, Brilith Ruin, Kubera Leez, Yuta, Ran Sairofe, Asha Rahiro, and Agni. Rana Reimia, the blue-haired woman, also makes an appearance. All ten make their first appearance in Season 1.
Gandharva's themes are Loss and Solitude.
- Throughout the story, we learn of his many losses: he is weakened, isolated in the human realm, searching for his daughter, who may be dead,[1] his wife is dead,[2] his friends are gone,[3] and his clan is devastated.[4]
- His eye is also shown bleeding, probably in reference to the fact that he removes one of his eyes to fool the human checkpoints; it is on the wrong side here, however.[5]
Kubera's themes are Force, Opportunity, and Promises.
- Among gods, he has great physical strength.
- He also commands the armies of suras to do his bidding.
- He has made at least three separate promises:
Maruna's themes are Enemies, Revenge, and Transcendence.
- Leez swore revenge against him after he destroyed her village.
- He also attacked Atera.
- Transcendence refers to his use of transcendental skills.
- He is also wearing a pair of red gloves. Gandharva gave them to him in Season 2.[9]
Sagara and Brilith's joint themes are Justice and Responsibility.
- Brilith puts her life on the line to protect her city out of a sheer sense of responsibility.
- Sagara looks down on this dedication, and also thinks bitterly of her own clan which refuses to support her goals.
- The scene shown is when Sagara and her army attack Atera. Sagara is using one of her transcendental attacks.
Leez and Yuta's joint themes are Love and Protection.
- Yuta has a crush on Leez the moment he meets her. The scene shown occurs at the end of Season 1.[10]
- Leez also cares for him as a little brother.
- Both have tried to protect one another throughout the series.
Ran and Rana are shown studying math.
- Rana is a university professor and has been tutoring Ran for a long time.
- Ran keeps failing to graduate, especially because of Topology.
References[]
- ↑ Kubera, Season 1 Episode 2: A Girl with a God's Name (2)
- ↑ Kubera, Season 1 Episode 39: The Past I Yearn For (4)
- ↑ Kubera, Season 1 Episode 53: The Wavering King (3)
- ↑ Kubera, Season 2 Episode 60: Frozen Tears (3)
- ↑ Kubera, Season 1 Episode 15: The Sorrow of Loss (4)
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Kubera, Season 1 Episode 35: The Golden Knight (9)
- ↑ Kubera, Season 1 Episode 57: The Wavering King (7)
- ↑ Kubera, Season 2 Episode 51: Grudge (1)
- ↑ Kubera, Season 2 Episode 70: Frozen Tears (13)
- ↑ Kubera, Season 1 Episode 100: Lies for You (12)