"Spirit Fingers," a popular webtoon adaptation, premieres on Lemino, following a high school girl's journey of self-discovery and friendship.
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Since its release on NAVER WEBTOON in 2015, the manga "Spirit Fingers" has surpassed a total of 1.3 billion views and continues to enjoy immense popularity worldwide as a "bible of youth" that colors life. The live-action adaptation, the Korean drama "Spirit Fingers," which garnered attention for its overwhelming synchronization with the original work right after the information was released, began exclusive simultaneous distribution in Japan on Lemino starting October 29 (Wednesday). The heroine, Son Woo-young (Park Ji-hoo), a high school sophomore with zero self-esteem, no confidence, and no life goals, leads a mundane life until she unexpectedly encounters a mysterious circle called "Spirit Fingers," where people who love to draw gather. Woo-young is asked to model for their drawings, which becomes a major crisis for her, as she struggles with standing in front of others. Afterward, she is invited to join "Spirit Fingers" by Ku Sono (Bomin from Golden Child), one of the founders, and through her encounters with the colorful and unique members, she begins to confront issues of love, friendship, family, and herself. Park Ji-hoo, who plays the heroine Woo-young, is known for her role in the hit zombie panic drama "Now, Our School Is..." and as an MC on the long-running Korean music program "Popular Song." Jo Jun-young, a rising star from SM Entertainment, plays Nam Gi-jung (Red Finger), who joins the circle after meeting Woo-young. Bomin, from the K-pop idol group Golden Child, plays Ku Sono (Blue Finger), who charms people with his kind personality and sweet looks, while Park Yoo-na plays Nam Green (Mint Finger), the reliable leader of the circle and Gi-jung's older sister. Other characters include Pink Finger, who has great fashion sense, Black Finger, who boosts self-esteem with positive words, Khaki Finger, a quiet roommate with hidden passion, and Brown Finger, a kind middle-aged man with a boyish sensibility. Their straightforward kindness and colorful charm gradually color Woo-young's monochrome world. The story not only follows Woo-young's growth but also highlights the contrasting relationship between the overly confident Gi-jung and Woo-young, as well as the long-standing crush that Sono has on Green, who only sees him as a friend. Notable scenes include Gi-jung's direct confession to Woo-young, telling her to "like me," and Sono's secret admission of his feelings for Green while she is asleep. "Spirit Fingers" is packed with highlights and began exclusive simultaneous distribution on Lemino on October 29 (Wednesday). The first episode features four episodes released at once, followed by two episodes every Wednesday at 4 PM (total of 12 episodes).
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