What I Learned From Watching K-Dramas

This toon is made of of two toons that originally were published on DramaFever on December 9th and 11th. I got quite a few comments (suggestions) regarding other K-Drama cliches (tropes.) I may do a whole series of "things I learned from watching K-Dramas.)

Cast and Preview for LUCKY DUCK-YOUNG, my original Korean Drama Historical Toon, first published exclusively on DramaFever

Hi. My last name is Fox and I draw Korean Drama Toons. The above drawing ^ is the cast for my toon, Lucky Duck-Young.
At the time I drew this, both Song Joong-Ki (who played Duck-Young) and Yoo Seung Ho (who played the villainous Kwak-Kwak) were in the Korean Military, and unavailable for roles. However, because I'm in charge of my drama, and can draw whomever I want, I was able to cast them both! All the people drawn are actual Korean actors and actresses.

BUT the "screenplay" came entirely from my imagination and none of the characters depicted were patterned after real people, living or dead. All the events were fictional too.

Also, just because I want you all to know, no real tigers were harmed in the making of this toon.

Lucky Duck-Young: A Historical Korean Toon, originally published on DramaFever

The 2nd Installment of Episodes From~ Lucky Duck-Young: A Historical Korean Toon, originally published on DramaFever

The 3rd Installment of Episodes From~ Lucky Duck-Young: A Historical Korean Toon, originally published on DramaFever

The 4th installment of episodes from~ Lucky Duck-Young: A Historical Korean Toon, originally published on DramaFever

The Last Installment of Episodes From~ Lucky Duck-Young: A Historical Korean Toon, originally published on DramaFever