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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: The song "Lost In The Summer" was sung entirely in English by Jane and Joungjoo.

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* WhamEpisode:
** Hyejong Seo told Suji that Suah was in the W Hotel to see a man in a room with Shin-hyuk in the 8th episode.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: To promote "PINGPONG GAME", Yukika and Yeeun dyed the tips of their hair blue. Jeewon also dyed her hair pink.

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WhamEpisode: Hyejong Seo told Suji that Suah was in the W Hotel to see a man in a room with Shin-hyuk in the 8th episode.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: To promote "PINGPONG GAME", Yukika and Yeeun dyed the tips of their hair blue. Jeewon also dyed her hair pink.
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* CondescendingCompassion: In an intentional case of this trope, Chae brags that she gave a vote to the Debut team in their first performance because Suji outshone them all.

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* CondescendingCompassion: In an intentional case of this trope, Chae brags that she gave a vote to the Debut team in their first performance because Suji outshone them all. And by "outshone", she really refers to the fact that most viewers really tuned in to observe Suah's lookalike sister.
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The show's official website can [[http://www.idolmaster-kr.com/ be found here]].

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The show's official website can [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20191103093518/https://www.idolmaster-kr.com/ be found here]].
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''IDOLM@STER.KR'' (known as ''[[MarketBasedTitle Idolm@ster KR Dream]]'' [[MarketBasedTitle in South Korea]]) is a 2017 live-action television series based on VideoGame/TheIdolmaster franchise. It's a [[InternationalCoproduction joint Japanese-South Korean production]] under the auspices of Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment and Interactive Media Mix, Inc. It aired 24 episodes, with the first episode airing on SBS in South Korea via SBS Plus, SBS funE, and SBS MTV on April 28, 2017 and ended on October 6, 2017. Amazon aired it overseas via Creator/PrimeVideo, depending if said country/territory has access to the service or not.

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''IDOLM@STER.KR'' (known as ''[[MarketBasedTitle Idolm@ster KR Dream]]'' [[MarketBasedTitle in South Korea]]) is a 2017 live-action television series based on VideoGame/TheIdolmaster ''Franchise/TheIdolmaster'' franchise. It's a [[InternationalCoproduction joint Japanese-South Korean production]] under the auspices of Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment and Interactive Media Mix, Inc. It aired 24 episodes, with the first episode airing on SBS in South Korea via SBS Plus, SBS funE, and SBS MTV on April 28, 2017 and ended on October 6, 2017. Amazon aired it overseas via Creator/PrimeVideo, depending if said country/territory has access to the service or not.
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* PlayingAgainstType: In Universe, Suji and Yeeun are depicted as being rather bad at dancing during the audition phase of the drama. They are actually well coordinated in Real Girls Project's performances.
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** Taeri, unfortunately, gets the short end of the stick. Where most ''[=iM@S=]'' properties would have TheLoad of the team be encouraged to pick up the slack (which the idol will always inevitably do), Taeri on the other hand can't handle it [[spoiler:and straight up leaves the team]].

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** Taeri, unfortunately, gets the short end of the stick. Where most ''[=iM@S=]'' properties would have TheLoad of the team be encouraged to pick up the slack (which the idol will always inevitably do), Taeri on the other hand can't handle it [[spoiler:and straight up leaves the team]].quits Real Girls Project]].
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* [[invoked]]JustHereForGodzilla: The only reason the Real Girls Project drums up any excitement at all is because of Suji, due to her being Suah's identical sister. Notice how nearly all of the comments during the teams' first broadcast performances are directed at wanting to see Suji, and ''just'' Suji. This is why Kang advises them all to work harder and get better at their idol activities; since everyone is looking at Suji superficially, they need to prove that they have talent worth looking at as well.

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* [[invoked]]JustHereForGodzilla: The only reason the Real Girls Project drums up any excitement at all is because of Suji, due to her being Suah's identical sister. Notice how nearly all of the comments during the teams' first broadcast performances are directed at wanting to see Suji, and ''just'' Suji. This is why Kang advises them all to work harder and get better at their idol activities; since everyone is looking at Suji superficially, they need to prove that they have the ''rest'' of the team has talent worth looking at as well.



* MultinationalTeam: The 825 Entertainment idols are mostly Koreans. Yukika is from Japan and Mint is from Thailand.

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* MultinationalTeam: The 825 Entertainment idols are mostly Koreans. That being said, Yukika is from Japan and Mint is from Thailand.
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The show takes place in South Korea where a tragic accident occurs after Suah Lee, the well-known leader of a GirlGroup named Red Queen, dies from major injuries sustained in a car crash. This devastates RQ that they decide to take a break from the industry while her manager, Kang Shin-hyuk, decides to resign [[HeroWithBadPublicity after the media accused him of being indirectly responsible for her death due to rumors that they were last seen fighting publicly in a hotel.]] Meanwhile, a strange person named Shim Min-chul saves Pure Entertainment from bankruptcy after the CEO was forced to go hide due to debt.

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The show takes place in South Korea where a tragic accident occurs after Suah Lee, the well-known leader of a GirlGroup named Red Queen, dies from major injuries sustained in a car crash. This devastates RQ so badly that they decide to take a break from the industry while her manager, Kang Shin-hyuk, decides to resign [[HeroWithBadPublicity after the media accused him of being indirectly responsible for her death due to rumors that they were last seen fighting publicly in a hotel.]] Meanwhile, a strange person named Shim Min-chul saves Pure Entertainment from bankruptcy after the CEO was forced to go hide due to debt.
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The show takes place in South Korea where a tragic accident occurs after Suah Lee, the well-known leader of a girl group named Red Queen dies from major injuries sustained in a car crash. This devastates RQ that they decide to take a break from the industry while her manager, Kang Shin-hyuk, decides to resign [[HeroWithBadPublicity after the media accused him of being indirectly responsible for her death due to rumors that they were last seen fighting publicly in a hotel.]] Meanwhile, a strange person named Shim Min-chul saves Pure Entertainment from bankruptcy after the CEO was forced to go hide due to debt.

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The show takes place in South Korea where a tragic accident occurs after Suah Lee, the well-known leader of a girl group GirlGroup named Red Queen Queen, dies from major injuries sustained in a car crash. This devastates RQ that they decide to take a break from the industry while her manager, Kang Shin-hyuk, decides to resign [[HeroWithBadPublicity after the media accused him of being indirectly responsible for her death due to rumors that they were last seen fighting publicly in a hotel.]] Meanwhile, a strange person named Shim Min-chul saves Pure Entertainment from bankruptcy after the CEO was forced to go hide due to debt.

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** Taeri, unfortunately, gets the short end of the stick. Where most ''[=iM@S=]'' properties would have TheLoad of the team be encouraged t pick up the slack (which the idol will always inevitably do), Taeri on the other hand can't handle it [[spoiler:and straight up leaves the team]].
* DistractedByTheSexy: In an unusual twist for the franchise, the Producer is clearly depicted as eye candy to the idols. Every girl gets a reaction shot to the Producer's toned body when he is introduced and during their work out sessions.

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** Taeri, unfortunately, gets the short end of the stick. Where most ''[=iM@S=]'' properties would have TheLoad of the team be encouraged t to pick up the slack (which the idol will always inevitably do), Taeri on the other hand can't handle it [[spoiler:and straight up leaves the team]].
* DistractedByTheSexy: In an unusual twist for the franchise, the Producer is clearly depicted as eye candy to the idols. Every girl gets a reaction shot to the Producer's toned body when he is introduced and during their work out sessions.
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* EatingTheEyeCandy: In an unusual twist for the franchise, the Producer is clearly depicted as eye candy to the idols. Every girl gets a reaction shot to the Producer's toned body when he is introduced and during their work out sessions.
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** Taeri, unfortunately, gets the short end of the stick. Where most ''[=iM@S=]'' properties would have TheLoad of the team be encouraged t pick up the slack (which the idol will always inevitably do), Taeri on the other hand can't handle it [[spoiler:and straight up leaves the team]].
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''IDOLM@STER.KR'' (known as ''[[MarketBasedTitle Idolm@ster KR Dream]]'' [[MarketBasedTitle in South Korea]]) is a 2017 live-action television series based on VideoGame/TheIdolmaster franchise. It's a [[InternationalCoproduction joint Japanese-South Korean production]] under the auspices of Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment and Interactive Media Mix, Inc. It's scheduled to air 24 episodes, with the first episode airing on SBS in South Korea via SBS Plus, SBS funE, and SBS MTV on April 28, 2017 and ended on October 6, 2017. Amazon aired it overseas via Creator/PrimeVideo, depending if said country/territory has access to the service or not.

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''IDOLM@STER.KR'' (known as ''[[MarketBasedTitle Idolm@ster KR Dream]]'' [[MarketBasedTitle in South Korea]]) is a 2017 live-action television series based on VideoGame/TheIdolmaster franchise. It's a [[InternationalCoproduction joint Japanese-South Korean production]] under the auspices of Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment and Interactive Media Mix, Inc. It's scheduled to air It aired 24 episodes, with the first episode airing on SBS in South Korea via SBS Plus, SBS funE, and SBS MTV on April 28, 2017 and ended on October 6, 2017. Amazon aired it overseas via Creator/PrimeVideo, depending if said country/territory has access to the service or not.
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''IDOLM@STER.KR'' (known as ''[[MarketBasedTitle Idolm@ster KR Dream]]'' [[MarketBasedTitle in South Korea]]) is a 2017 live-action television series based on VideoGame/TheIdolmaster franchise. It's a [[InternationalCoproduction joint Japanese-South Korean production]] under the auspices of Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment and Interactive Media Mix, Inc. It's scheduled to air 24 episodes, with the first episode airing on SBS in South Korea via SBS Plus, SBS funE, and SBS MTV on April 28, 2017 and ended on October 6, 2017. Amazon aired it overseas via Amazon Prime, depending if said country/territory has access to the service or not.

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''IDOLM@STER.KR'' (known as ''[[MarketBasedTitle Idolm@ster KR Dream]]'' [[MarketBasedTitle in South Korea]]) is a 2017 live-action television series based on VideoGame/TheIdolmaster franchise. It's a [[InternationalCoproduction joint Japanese-South Korean production]] under the auspices of Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment and Interactive Media Mix, Inc. It's scheduled to air 24 episodes, with the first episode airing on SBS in South Korea via SBS Plus, SBS funE, and SBS MTV on April 28, 2017 and ended on October 6, 2017. Amazon aired it overseas via Amazon Prime, Creator/PrimeVideo, depending if said country/territory has access to the service or not.

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* AsHimself: All of the Real Girls Project are their actors. The only exception to the rule is Shin-hyuk (played by Sung Hoon) and Shim Min-chul (played by Park Chul-min).

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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: Some of the K-Pop songs featured as background music or used during the first mission were replaced with music by Real Girls Project and Red Queen when the show aired on Amazon.
* ApatheticCitizens: When Suji collapses in grief while jogging, no one stops to help her. In fact, the other joggers outright ignore her.
* AsHimself: All of the Real Girls Project are characters belonging to 825 Entertainment share their actors. actors' names. The only exception exceptions to the rule is are Shin-hyuk (played by Sung Hoon) and Hoon), Shim Min-chul (played by Park Chul-min).Chul-min), and Dan-oh Kim (played by Seulki Bae).
* BilingualBonus: Mint's mother and Shin Hyuk debate in (heavily accented) English before the mom drags her daughter out of the room. Coco also speaks fluently while introducing her online broadcast.



* DistractedByTheSexy: In an unusual twist for the franchise, the Producer is clearly depicted as eye candy to the idols. Every girl gets a reaction shot to the Producer's toned body when he is introduced and during their work out sessions.



* ExposedToTheElements: During Real Girls Project's debut concert, the girls continue to wear their stage costumes despite rain pouring onstage.



* {{Flashback}}: Used rather frequently for certain characters to give them more depth and backstory.
** Youngjoo's plight as a trainee and past bullying in school are told entirely through flashbacks.
** Suji's story includes her playing with her twin as children, talks with Suah as her sister rose to stardom, and the events after Suah's death (such as her feeling lonely).
** Yeeun often gets these when referring to her audition to become an idol with help from Jeewon and her subsequent betrayal.
** Jeewon has a few flashbacks retelling the events of creating lyrics with Yeeun, her eventual betrayal, and regarding what happened to the Rookie Team's costumes.



* TheHost: Coco acts as this for an online broadcast show "Coco TV" that covers the Real Girls Project missions.



* {{Joshikousei}}: Several of Real Girls Project's stage costumes are fashionable schoolgirl uniforms or SailorFuku based.



* LoonyFan: Yukika gains one who stalks her and the other members for several episodes.



* PlayingAgainstType: In Universe, Suji and Yeeun are depicted as being rather bad at dancing during the audition phase of the drama. They are actually well coordinated in Real Girls Project's performances.



* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Some of the comments from the first missions were actually written by viewers of the show online.



* TranslatedCoverVersion: "THE [=IDOLM@STER=]", "The world is all one!" "READY!" and "Ai MUST GO!" were translated into Korean for this series.

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* ScoringPoints: The mission system works by having the two teams face off. The winning team receives points based on their performance, while the other receives nothing. The girls with the top 5 scores will be allowed to debut.
* SeriesMascot: The monkey mascot suit that Suji wears before she becomes an idol appears in the background scenery throughout the show. It even received some real life merchandise to promote the drama.
* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: The song "Lost In The Summer" was sung entirely in English by Jane and Joungjoo.
* TranslatedCoverVersion: "THE [=IDOLM@STER=]", "The world is all one!" "READY!" and "Ai MUST GO!" were translated into Korean for this series.series.
* VoiceoverLetter: Joungjoo's text communication is done in this manner, as she is unable to speak.
* WeAREStrugglingTogether: Both the Debut Team and Rookie Team have some fairly dramatic meltdowns due to infighting between members.


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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: To promote "PINGPONG GAME", Yukika and Yeeun dyed the tips of their hair blue. Jeewon also dyed her hair pink.
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* HarshWordImpact: Poor Yeeun is unintentionally bombarded with Yukika, Jane, and Taeri's elation at rooming together and knowing each other (when Yeeun herself is truly the odd man out, since she just met them and is part of the opposing team).
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* HarshWordImpact: Poor Yeeun is unintentionally bombarded with Yukika, Jane, and Taeri's elation at rooming together and knowing each other (when Yeeun herself is truly the odd man out, since she just met them and is part of the opposing team).
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* TheRival: Red Queen serves as this to all of the 825 girls. Debut Team and the Rookie Team were pitted against each other as well for the first six months.

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* TheRival: Red Queen serves as this to all of the 825 girls. Debut Team and the Rookie Team were pitted against each other as well for the first six months.months before the Real Girls Project and B-Side were established.



** Hyejong Seo told Suji that Suah was in the W Hotel to see a man in a room with Shin-hyuk.

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** Hyejong Seo told Suji that Suah was in the W Hotel to see a man in a room with Shin-hyuk.Shin-hyuk in the 8th episode.

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* ArcSymbol: Suji has a motif of balloons throughout the story, representing her father and childhood.



* BeardOfSorrow: Shin-hyuk grows one following Suah's death, and shaves it after he's been given his Producer role for 825.
* BerserkButton: Mint accidentally pushes one for Jiseul for telling her to skip "a few shifts" since she keeps missing practice. Jiseul is ''furious'', since those jobs she works are the only thing she can do to keep supporting her siblings, and its not like she wanted to be in that position either.



* DontThinkFeel: The way Suji performs operates on this. Despite her apparent lack of dancing skill, she just needs to get into the music to perform well.



* HarshWordImpact: Poor Yeeun is unintentionally bombarded with Yukika, Jane, and Taeri's elation at rooming together and knowing each other (when Yeeun herself is truly the odd man out, since she just met them and is part of the opposing team).



* MyGreatestFailure: Shin-hyuk's major upset was the circumstances that led to Suah's death. He was shunned by all her fans and the public and blamed for her accident, going into hiding for a year. He gets his [[MyGreatestSecondChance second chance]] by producing the Real Girls Project.
* PlotTriggeringDeath: The series starts with Suah's car accident, making the need to fill in another spot for Red Queen.



* ReplacementGoldfish: It's hard not to think that part of the reason why Suji was picked was because of her physical similarities to Suah. The guest judges in Episode 3 even accuse the Producer of doing this when she was brought up.


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** Hyejong Seo told Suji that Suah was in the W Hotel to see a man in a room with Shin-hyuk.

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* LongLostRelatives: The first episode ends with Shin-hyuk meeting Suah's twin sister, Suji, at the memorial.

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* MultinationalTeam: The 825 Entertainment idols are mostly Koreans. Yukika is from Japan and Mint is from Thailand.
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* AsHimself: All of the Real Girls Project are their actors. The only exception to the rule is Shin-hyuk (played by Sung Hoon).

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* AsHimself: All of the Real Girls Project are their actors. The only exception to the rule is Shin-hyuk (played by Sung Hoon).Hoon) and Shim Min-chul (played by Park Chul-min).

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* LongLostRelatives: The first episode ends with Shin-hyuk meeting Suah's twin sister, Suji, at the memorial.



* SiblingReveal: The first episode ends with Shin-hyuk meeting Suah's twin sister, Suji, at the memorial.

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* WhamEpisode:
** The first episode ends with Shin-hyuk meeting Suah's twin sister, Suji at the memorial.

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** Jiseul, being the token poor character, cannot actively balance her life between her family-supporting jobs and her idol work, unlike other similar characters who'd fallen on hard times. It gets so bad that she sleeps through practice and is constantly at odds with the token rich person because or her vastly different lifestyle and outlook on life.

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** Jiseul, being the token poor character, cannot actively balance her life between her family-supporting jobs and her idol work, unlike other similar characters who'd fallen on hard times. It gets so bad that she sleeps through practice and is constantly at odds with the token rich person because or her of their vastly different lifestyle lifestyles and outlook outlooks on life.
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* MyGreatestFailure: Shin-hyuk's major upset was the circumstances that led to Suah's death. He was shunned by all her fans and the public and blamed for her accident, going into hiding for a year. he gets his [[MyGreatestSecondChance second chance]] by producing the Real Girls Project.

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* MyGreatestFailure: Shin-hyuk's major upset was the circumstances that led to Suah's death. He was shunned by all her fans and the public and blamed for her accident, going into hiding for a year. he He gets his [[MyGreatestSecondChance second chance]] by producing the Real Girls Project.
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** Jiseul, being the token poor character, cannot actively balance her life between her family-supporting jobs and her idol work, unlike other similar characters who'd fallen on hard times. It gets so bad that she sleeps through practice and is constantly at odds with the token rich person because for her vastly different lifestyle and outlook on life.

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** Jiseul, being the token poor character, cannot actively balance her life between her family-supporting jobs and her idol work, unlike other similar characters who'd fallen on hard times. It gets so bad that she sleeps through practice and is constantly at odds with the token rich person because for or her vastly different lifestyle and outlook on life.
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** Jiseul, being the token poor character, cannot actively balance her life between he family-supporting jobs and her idol work, unlike other similar characters who'd fallen on hard times. It gets so bad that she sleeps through practice and is constantly at odds with the token rich person because f her vastly different lifestyle and outlook on life.

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** Jiseul, being the token poor character, cannot actively balance her life between he her family-supporting jobs and her idol work, unlike other similar characters who'd fallen on hard times. It gets so bad that she sleeps through practice and is constantly at odds with the token rich person because f for her vastly different lifestyle and outlook on life.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: It's not too bad as far as [=KDrama=]s go, but it certainly has a darker take on some of the themes the original ''[=im@s=]'' series has:
** Suji and Suah feel like a more somber version of the "twin angst" plots in the 765 and 315 branches. Instead of merely wanting to stand out from their siblings or not being able to do something their twin can do, Suji has to live up to her sister's humongous ''legacy'' instead, as Suah was a famous idol and Suji was just a runner out of the limelight. They're not part of the same branch and company, and Suji doesn't have her sister to reassure her of her insecurities because the latter is dead to begin with.
** Jiseul, being the token poor character, cannot actively balance her life between he family-supporting jobs and her idol work, unlike other similar characters who'd fallen on hard times. It gets so bad that she sleeps through practice and is constantly at odds with the token rich person because f her vastly different lifestyle and outlook on life.
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* BerserkButton: Mint accidentally pushes one for Jiseul for telling her to skip "a few shifts" since she keeps missing practice. Jiseul is ''furious'', since those jobs she works are the only thing she can d to keep supporting her siblings, and its not like she wanted to be in that position either.

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* BerserkButton: Mint accidentally pushes one for Jiseul for telling her to skip "a few shifts" since she keeps missing practice. Jiseul is ''furious'', since those jobs she works are the only thing she can d do to keep supporting her siblings, and its not like she wanted to be in that position either.
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* BerserkButton: Mint accidentally pushes one for Jiseul for telling her to skip "a few shifts" since she keeps missing practice. Jiseul is ''furious'', since those jobs she works are the only thing she can d to keep supporting her siblings, and its not like she wanted to be in that position either.

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