eighty six season 3
Retrieved November 4, 2021. ^ a b "Dororo: Complete Collection". Popzara. July 6, 2021. Retrieved November 4, 2021. ^ "Dororo
Episode 9 Review: The Story of the Mercilessness". Manga. Tokyo. Retrieved November 4, 2021. ^ "Dororo Episode 9 Review: The 9". Anime
News Network.
The pacing is perfect. There is a good mix of comedy, fun filler, drama and action (something for everyone). In addition Fruits
Basket is easy to relate to.
With all the different personalities and the different signs of the zodiac, there is always someone to associate with. There are few titles that can do all that well, Fruits Basket puts all of these aspects together and makes a tasty treat .
[23] Huh Joon-ho as Lord Ahn Hyeon (regular
season 1; recurring season 2), a former governor considered a war hero for his part in the Imjin War. Despite his
popularity with the people, he retired from public service to live a quiet life in Sangju. He was also a mentor to the young Lee Chang. [24] Jun Ji-hyun as Ashin (guest season 2; main in special), a mysterious woman from the Hamgyong Province in the North of the country. Kim Si-a as young Ashin (special)[25] Park Byung-eun as Min Chi-rok (recurring season 2; main in special), head of the Royal Commandery and a skilled archer who becomes suspicious of the Queen. Koo Kyo-hwan as Ai Da Gan (special), the Leader of the nomadic Pajeowi tribe. Kim Roi-ha as Ta Hab (special), Ashin's father and head of the Northern Seongjeoyain tribe. Recurring[edit] Jung Suk-won as Cho Beom-il (seasons 1–2; special), Cho-Hak-ju's son and Queen Cho's elder brother and a commander in the Royal Army. Kim Jong-soo as Kim Sun, Chief Scholar in Hanyang who clashes with Cho Hak-ju. Kwon Bum-taek as Lee Seung-hui (season 1; special), the Royal physician who attends to the King. Lee Yang-hee as the Minister of War: Powerful politician in Hanyang who is initially loyal to the Haewon Cho clan but finds his loyalty wavering.
