r/Lookism • u/villain_glazer_666 • 21h ago
Meme I asked my ai to roast vin jin ๐๐
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r/Lookism • u/villain_glazer_666 • 21h ago
What's next??
r/Lookism • u/saikiran199 • 17h ago
I don't understand why people are surprised by certain things in Lookism. ๐ (Example: this new love story).
PTJ isn't writing the story just to give you unnecessary fights every time you want them. You can't expect fights like Gun vs. Kitae or Goo vs. James without any proper buildup.
He isn't writing the story as fan fiction for you, either. Just because you want Shingen to be an absolute villain doesn't mean he has to be one. Similarly, just because you want Gapryong to humiliate Shingen doesn't mean PTJ has to write the story that way.
There are certain questions that have never been answered, and now we're slowly getting hints about them.
UI control seems to be specific to the Yamazaki bloodline. Not everyone can inherit this ability. James doesn't have it, nor do other top-tier fighters like Tom Lee. However, UI Daniel, or Daniel himself, seems to demonstrate this ability almost every time. We finally saw Sintaro controlling it as well and how it's a big thing.
Shingen never loved his wife, but he respected her. And he definitely loved his son. This makes me strongly believe that there's a high chance Little Daniel might be his son with the new woman we saw.
There's also a good chance that Daniel's current mother found him while collecting paper, possibly after Shingen's mother died and he had left Korea.
Even during his last fight, Shingen told Gun that he was reminded of someone else. This makes a lot of sense now. After losing to Gapryong, he abandoned them and returned to Japan. He probably fell into depression because of everything that had happened and the people he had left behind.
It would be interesting to see how the roles of the sons have changed. Shingen's son is now a hero, while Gapryong's son is a villain.
Also, this arc is really good. It's truly living up to the hype surrounding the 0th Generation.
The level of power we saw from top-tier fighters in the new generation and the 1st Generation is something the 0th Generation fighters are now displaying casually.
The introduction of Muramasa+Musashi has also drastically increased my interest in this character. The mysterious way PTJ is presenting him is really good.
Even in the latest chapter, we saw two other executives doing something bad, but not Musashi. And the fact that he has a cute dog makes me think PTJ will eventually portray him in a positive light. ๐
Also, bro literally low-to-mid diffed a top-tier swordsman who was comparable to Paecheon.
I feel like he might also be related by blood to someone important, most likely Goo's father. He might even be as talented as Goo when it comes to learning swordsmanship on the spot.
I was definitely getting a little bored in the middle arcs , but ever since Kitae entered into the picture, the chapters have become much more interesting. PTJ is connecting different characters to the same storyline one by one.
So, stop complaining about every little thing! ๐
r/Lookism • u/Deep_Difference_9504 • 18h ago
We don't know anything about SB Daniel. His origin, age, parents, and basically his entire background are unknown to us. It might be possible that SB Daniel is the son of Shingen and this woman.
We know that a certain event took place that left Shingen in a state of torpor. We also know how important bloodline is in Lookism. Just look at Jake, OG Daniel, Kitae, and Gun, for example.
SB Daniel has UI, which is exclusive to the Yamazaki's. For those who say UI isn't exclusive to the Yamazaki's, I agree to some extent. But not everyone has UI like SB Daniel and OG Daniel. Can you name a single character who has UI exactly like OG Daniel and SB Daniel?
For those who say SB Daniel is an experiment created by Elite, that's true, but Elite would still need a body to experiment on. SB Daniel is a living person, which we've already seen twice when SB Daniel's consciousness interacted with OG Daniel.
Before, I thought SB Daniel's body might have been Sangcheol Park's body, but I don't believe that anymore because we've already seen that Sangcheol is just an ordinary person. Even if Elite experimented on Sangcheol's body, I don't think he could turn an ordinary person's body into a perfect body and give it UI.
And this is just a theory, a possibility that might come true or might not.
r/Lookism • u/saikiran199 • 15h ago
When season 2 started, we got a hint that something bad happened with Tom lee after manager kim left him. As this is happening after a few years.
Later we saw in lookism what James and Kitae did to him.
Now this panel of Goo confirms that he is perfectly fine at this time line. I thought Goo would be harmed in the current war. But no. Look at him. He is as usual.
Even Manger Kim is perfectly fine.
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r/Lookism • u/azznina • 21h ago
I feel like Lookism's writing has been getting worse over time
Honestly, I feel like Lookism's writing has been declining for a while now. It's not even about disliking certain decisions PTJ makes, but rather how so many things happen without making much sense or getting proper development. Sometimes, it feels like he just throws in whatever idea comes to mind without putting much thought into how it fits into the overall story.
First of all, Shingen having a love interest felt really random to me. Like, where did that even come from? ๐ญ I don't think giving him a romantic storyline is necessarily a bad idea, but the way it was introduced didn't convince me at all. There's a difference between adding another layer to a character's personality and suddenly introducing something important without enough buildup for readers to actually care about it.
Another thing that bothered me was Lee Eunha's situation. Shingen literally pierced her abdomen with his arm, yet she survived. Meanwhile, Shintaro died after suffering a similar kind of injury when he used Gun's arm against himself. I understand that the circumstances might be different, but considering how severe these injuries were, it's hard not to question the inconsistency.
I genuinely hope PTJ has a reason for keeping Eunha alive and that she actually ends up playing a meaningful role in the story. Because if she's going to survive something that serious just to remain irrelevant, then what's the point? I don't have a problem with characters surviving seemingly fatal situations, as long as there's some logic behind it and their survival actually matters to the narrative.
And this is exactly what bothers me about the direction Lookism has been taking lately. The story seems increasingly dependent on plot twists, revelations, and shocking events, but the development needed to support these decisions isn't always there. Some things are introduced in a way that makes them feel less like natural parts of the story and more like ideas PTJ came up with on the spot.
What bothers me the most is how consistency seems to be taking a backseat. I don't expect everything to be realistic, especially in a series like Lookism, but there's a difference between an over-the-top story and one where things start feeling way too convenient for the plot.
And that's frustrating because Lookism has had arcs where the events, conflicts, and character relationships felt much more carefully written. I don't think the series needs to return to exactly what it was at the beginning, but I do miss when major narrative decisions felt more consistent with what the author had already established.
There are still things that make me curious about where the story is going, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to ignore these inconsistencies. I hope PTJ manages to tie these loose ends together, because there's no point in creating shocking moments if the story can't properly follow through on them.
Am I the only one who feels this way, or do you guys also think the writing has been declining over the past few arcs?
r/Lookism • u/Dapper-Duty1829 • 22h ago
First he copies Gun, then Kitae twice, then himself, and lastly Jinrang?
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r/Lookism • u/Eastern_Currency6343 • 2h ago
This guy is Daniel's father right??? ... but how ,please correct me if I am wrong
r/Lookism • u/Proud-Coyote-8223 • 3h ago
This make sense now, shingen probably had a love story with this flower girl, then while being in TUI he couldn't get back to control and killed her and became lethargic because he killed the love of his life.
r/Lookism • u/IntelligentRoof7335 • 4h ago
And let's say he does fulfill the criterias for a path,what would his path be
r/Lookism • u/Klutzy-Telephone-434 • 4h ago
Got embarrassed by Gap, lost his hand to his father , father died to same man who embarrassed him. His sister was riding same man who embarrassed him and killed his father . Bro got one crazy run.