This drama made me very emotional, after a long time i have watched this kind of succcesful drama in that aspect. It is very funny and sad at the same time.
With emotional depth and incredible acting from all the actors specialy woo do hwan Lee Yoo-mi s acting are praised by lot and made it very relatable.
I wonder why they named this drama as only romcom. It is mix with life aspect reminding me my mister drama.
It's not your typical rom-com, and it offers a more nuanced and complex look at love and relationships.

It's a drama that lingers in your thoughts long after you watched it.
It avoids cliched plot devices and predictable character arcs, providing a more authentic and engaging viewing experience.

As person who appreciate unconventional storytelling and complex characters i love this drama so much. offers a more grounded and realistic portrayal of human relationships, friendship ,love ,loss and family. The characters' interactions feel genuine and relatable, making it easy to connect with their stories.

While there were lot of popular dramas that got high ranking of charts and websites recently which often rely on exaggerated plots and melodramatic unrealistic and cringe story lines, Mr. Plankton offers a more grounded and realistic approach.

Even though it is was very sad ending ?, this realistic Ending made the drama more quality work rather than a tidy and idealized resolution. This departure from conventional happy endings resonates with viewers who appreciate a more grounded approach to storytelling.

And also, cinematography in is stunning ?.
It captures the beauty of the Korean countrysides and the city of Seoul.
If you're looking for a K-drama that will make you laugh, cry, and think, Mr. Plankton is definitely worth checking out.
This drama shines brighter than lot of dramas that were merely popular but lack quality.

Strong characters, realistic portrayal of relationships, and excellent acting make it a standout among recent Korean dramas.

?spoiler alert ⬇️
The scene in "Mr. Plankton"
"Hae-jo dreams about talking to his sister, telling her how the plankton in the sea, despite aimlessly floating at the bottom of the food chain, are actually cool because they sparkle in the ocean water and produce oxygen for all living beings."

moment that reflects the show's underlying themes of insignificance and the beauty of the overlooked. Hae-jo's admiration for the plankton, often dismissed as lowly creatures, highlights the idea that even the smallest and seemingly insignificant beings have a vital role to play in the ecosystem. The dream sequence serves as a stark contrast to Hae-jo's own life, where he feels marginalized and undervalued. It suggests that he yearns for a sense of purpose and connection, much like the plankton that contribute to the life-sustaining oxygen in the ocean.
It encourages empathy and appreciation for the contributions of all beings, regardless of their social status or perceived importance. question societal norms and biases that often lead to the neglect and dismissal of certain groups.
remind that everyone has value, and that even the smallest contributions can have a significant impact on the world around us. It encourages us to embrace diversity and to recognize the worth of all individuals, regardless of their social status or perceived importance.
This suggests that true fulfillment may lie not in societal status or material possessions, but in finding one's place in the larger ecosystem of life.

in this scence" While staying by Hae-jo’s side, Jae-mi recalls his wish to die while looking at the blue sky and tries to take him outside. This physically smaller women carry his lover to the bus stand. Alone. It isn't easy.

showcasing the immense strength that love can unlock within individuals. This scene serves as a reminder that women, often stereotyped as physically weaker, are capable of extraordinary feats when driven by love and compassion. It highlights the transformative power of human connection and the unwavering support that women offer to those they care about