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Reboot Dialogue That Lost Its Important Meaning
The Heroes Reboot story this time was quite a hot topic. Personally, the most disappointing part was Yang In-hee's dialogue. In the original classic story, Apocalypse, Yang In-hee uses irony in her lines. ".....Then, die protecting me until the very end by my side." --> "Don't protect me by my side, just survive." "And... even if I call you from beyond the grave, come running to hell for me." --> "Don't come back even if I call you, just run away." This time, AwesomePiece completely ruined the meaning of those touching lines with the Reboot. In the classic story, when Lee Se-bin said she wanted to do everything the opposite and didn't listen to In-hee, Yang In-hee used irony, hoping her intentions would be understood. However, in the Reboot, Yang In-hee's lines seem to imply she wants her words to be taken literally, which I believe would be a great disappointment to users who were moved by the classic story. As user backlash continued to grow, AwesomePiece seems to have realized this and announced they will review the Heroes Reboot story on the community...
2026.10.01 PM 7:48 ยท View Count 17
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Honestly, they should have just copy-pasted the classic dialogue, but even that's not enough... Their stories in Heroes are already a mess. In classic, it felt more like inferiority and being ignored, but Reboot just turned it into school bullying. The new characters come off as total bullies. Especially Bong Song-ah. Calling Yang Yang-gung 'Yang Gung-gung' was already a bit off. And when Eugene handed over the zombie serum, I'm pretty sure Kim Jun-ho saw it, but he didn't say anything. I don't know if he forgot or if he just wants to get flamed.

