A meteor bound for Earth will crash in ten hours’ time, in which they must recover their powers again. Just then, a holographic message from the Antihero arrives: He’s the one who put them under for the past hundred years and robbed them of their superpowers. Jong-kook’s wooden blades turn out to be great back-scratchers. Our heroes immediately try to establish the pecking order and brag about their wealth or height, but what they soon discover is one commonality: They all don’t have powers. I love how the caption tells us: “He isn’t Elvis Presley,” ’cause now I can’t unsee that. Haha is none other than Hong Gil-dong (who robbed from the rich to feed the poor think Robin Hood), and last but not least is Jong-kook as the classic Wolverine. Next up is Sonokong (Gary), a monkey character from a manhwa in the 1960s. Damn, I knew the show had been joking about the likeness in the past, but he really does look like a true Avatar from the movie. I never knew that Batman (Suk-jin) wore glasses with his suit, and Yooperman tries to lock him back in.Īnd then it’s time to meet Kwangvatar in the flesh. Superman (Jae-suk) is the first to taste fresh air, and is mistakenly called “Superwoman” by his neighbor, Wonderwoman (Ji-hyo). Contained inside are our superheroes, who awake one by one from their cryogenic slumber. Somewhere deep in Korea, a set of capsules which have been untouched for the past century suddenly come to life. It turns out that being extraordinary can attract some unwanted attention, and they’ll discover that there are some things in this world which are greater than their powers.ĮPISODE 216. Our superheroes spend some time living ordinary lives, and go through rigorous tests that test their strength, stamina, and best yet-their bravery. 49 OctoOctoRunning Man: Episode 216 by gummimochiĮarth is in imminent danger and our Running Heroes are here to save the day… once they recover their lost superpowers.
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