Discussion The Breaker Season 3

If you don't seek death, you won't die.

Is it hard to understand this principle?

 

alright folk
raise ya fork time to make cats and dogs raining on red color!

 

Never.

 

at least you got 30+ likes out of it.

i remember Kang Sera for her long, beautiful leg, and jinnie, for her hotpants. i remember the whip girl Haru too.
didn't quite remember the mc's name. not that he's important anyway.

Spoiler

 

Sorry to all who got confused at my post

 

Sorry guys, this was an interview the author did in Italy on October 6th 2019:

The Breaker, of which you can find our review, is a manhwa written by Jeon Geuk-Jin and illustrated by Park Jin-Hwan, initially released in 2011, currently consists of two series with a total of 30 volumes. Pending the third season, Star Comics was able to interview the two authors asking them for some background and details.
The story of Yi Shioon has seen a very particular evolution during the chapters, thanks also to the numerous changes made both to the character and to the production itself. However, the final volume of the second series, The breaker New Waves, has left readers with an ending ready for future developments, which apparently will not have a publication for a few years. The Perugian publishing house, Star Comics, which publishes the work in Italy, was able to meet Geuk-Jin and Jin-Hwan in Seoul and find the interview below:
Star Comics: Is this the first time you have been interviewed by Italian journalists?
GJ JH: Yes, we have been interviewed by many Europeans, but never by the Italians.
SC: What was the idea behind the work?
GJ JH: Usually in the manhwa there are easily understandable themes for the Orientals, which are difficult for Westerners to understand. We wanted to make these issues accessible also to an audience outside Korean soil.
SC: Given the incredible details, both in history and in the drawings, how long did it take to make a volume?
GJ JH: During the first series we had about 4 months available to publish each volume, while for the second series more or less 3 months.
SC: How do you create locations that can perfectly recreate the atmosphere of some places?
GJ: Living in Seoul, during the walks I take photos and send them to Jin-Hwan who manages to recreate them in a very faithful way.
SC: Are there any moments you like to remember?
GJ JH: It is very pleasant to think about how opera fans have welcomed us in different countries, especially in France.
SC: Is it possible to have some details on the third season?
GJ JH: We can only say that it will be released in a few years.
SC: Between the first and second seasons there was a profound change in the protagonist, who became more mature. Is that why you haven't seen the same passion or sexual drive in the second series as in the first?
GJ JH: Actually by changing company we were advised to limit some scenes to make it accessible to a wider audience