Netflix's 'Wonder Fools' features Park Eun-bin and ASTRO's Cha Eun-woo in a superhero adventure, premiering May 15.
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Park Eun-bin with 'teleportation' and ASTRO's Cha Eun-woo with 'secret telekinesis' return in a superpower comic adventure. Netflix today (23rd) released character posters and a trailer featuring the unique characters of 'Wonder Fools'. Set in 1999, 'Wonder Fools' depicts the town's Hodan (who seem reliable but are somewhat absent-minded) who accidentally gain superpowers and struggle to protect the world from villains threatening peace. The released character posters are composed of 'TEAM Wonder Fools' character cards that allow a glance at each superpower, catching the eye. Among the overlapping cards, Eun-chen (Park Eun-bin) leaves an afterimage showing her teleportation ability. Furthermore, Lee Eun-jung (Cha Eun-woo) showcases a strong appearance using telekinesis, while Song Kyung-hoon (Choi Deok-hoon) sticks to the screen with his sticky ability, and Kang Robin (Im Sung-jae) appears serious yet confused after punching a hole in the wall, stirring curiosity about their respective superpower performances. The trailer begins with Eun-chen, Song Kyung-hoon, and Kang Robin peeling onions on the street, while Lee Eun-jung is seen far away, desperately trying to ignore them. Unlike her, the three use their superpowers to create a playful acrostic poem, inducing laughter. Simultaneously, they reveal their unusual daily lives after suddenly gaining superpowers, capturing attention. From Eun-chen teleporting continuously to Song Kyung-hoon whose hand sticks to the refrigerator, and Kang Robin who accidentally makes a hole in the wall by just throwing a can, their experiences with adapting to superpowers pique interest. Additionally, Lee Eun-jung is shown stopping falling cars with telekinesis and even halting bullets, raising curiosity about the forces attacking them. Finally, behind the cry of 'the end is coming!', the scenes of praying people and the Hodan of Hae-seong City trying to unite intersect, heightening expectations for what will happen in Hae-seong City. 'Wonder Fools' will be released on Netflix on May 15.
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