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[11][12][13][14] A special feature-length episode of the series, titled "Ashin of the North", was released on July 23, 2021, presenting a focus on the supporting character played by Jun Ji-hyun. The episode acts as a sidequel to the second season of Kingdom and explores the backstory of Ashin, the mysterious character Lee Chang's group encountered on their journey north to discover the origins of the infected. [15][16] Premise[edit] Kingdom[edit] 'Kingdom' locations Set during the Joseon Dynasty, three years after the Japanese invasions, the story follows Crown Prince Lee Chang who, along with his subordinates, finds a zombie plague is ravaging the countryside amidst a brewing political conspiracy. Ashin of the North[edit] Kingdom: Ashin of the North explores the backstory of a Jurchen woman named Ashin and the origin of the resurrection plant that triggered the events in Kingdom. Cast[edit] Character Portrayed by Seasons Ashin of
the North[17] 1[18] 2[19] Main characters Lee Chang Ju Ji-hoon Main Seo-bi Bae Doona Main Yeong-shin Kim Sung-kyu Main Cho Beom-pal Jeon Seok-ho Main Lord Cho Hak-ju Ryu Seung-ryong Main Queen Consort Cho Kim Hye-jun Main Mu-yeong Kim Sang-ho Main Lord Ahn Hyeon Huh Joon-ho Main Guest Ashin Jun Ji-hyunKim Si-a (young) Guest Main Min Chi-rok Park Byung-eun Recurring Main Ai Da Gan Koo Kyo-hwan Main Ta Hab Kim Roi-ha Main Recurring characters Cho Beom-il Jung Suk-won Recurring Guest Lee Seung-hui Kwon Bum-taek Guest Guest Kim Sun Kim Jong-soo Recurring Deok Sung Jin Seon-kyu Recurring Guest Lee Do-jin Joo Suk-tae [es] Recurring Guest Lee Gang-yun Kim Tae-hoon Recurring Main[edit] Ju Ji-hoon as Lee Chang, the Crown Prince of Joseon and heir presumptive to the throne. Although he is the King's only child, his late mother was unmarried, meaning that a son born from the Queen Consort would become the heir apparent and new Crown Prince.

When Milo noticed Alfredo's face changing despite Sendō missing his punches, Ippo noted that Sendō is doing a lot and slowly closing the gap, concluding that he sees Sendō doing his best, while also being jealous, reminiscing about being back to the ring. During round four, the referee stopped the match as the taping on one of Sendō's gloves came loose. When Ippo noticed Hoshi fixing the tape and purposely going slow to buy time, Ippo yelled out to not stall and cool Sendō down because Sendō was already fired up, prompting Hoshi to quickly fix it. Ippo continued to watch the match as Sendō defeats Alfredo in the fourth round by knockout. After watching the match, Ippo did not understand how Sendō was able to withstand the counter that he lost to when he fought Alfredo before, concluding that the match was a good learning experience and that he still has much left to learn. Ippo and Milo watching Ricardo and McCallum fight. Ippo watched as the main event began with Ricardo's 22nd WBA featherweight title defence match against former WBC featherweight champion, Billy McCallum. Before the match began. Ippo explained to Milo about McCallum's background, and how one can tell who will win a match the moment they throw their first swing, with a boxer's shadowboxing being able to give a hint. After being shocked at seeing McCallum's sharp punches in his shadowboxing and how McCallum is not showing any fear towards Ricardo, Ippo became worried that Ricardo could be in trouble. Ippo was breath taken from seeing Ricardo's perfectly natural stance and even more breath taken that McCallum is fearless next to Ricardo with his guard down in a Detroit Style stance, explaining the style to Milo.

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JST. [66] ^ Unlike previous years, the nominees were not divided into categories in the 2023 award. References[edit] ^ a b "The Official Website for Zom 100". Viz Media. Archived from the original on February 26, 2021. Retrieved February 3, 2021. ^ アンデッドアンラック 不揃いなユニオンの日常. Shueisha. Archived from the original on January 10, 2023. Retrieved January 9, 2023. ^ Hodgkins, Crystalyn (January 16, 2022). Isekai Ojisan, in my opinion, is that rare isekai that actually does break the mold. Because its premise thrives on the retrospective of having “finished” the isekai part already, the show makes no explicit effort to avoid the usual tropes. It embraces them and cleverly uses them to set up its jokes.
I’d be exaggerating if I said Isekai Ojisan is the funniest isekai I’ve ever seen, but I simply can’t get enough of its dry, meta humor. Paired with a relatively drab setting and a daffy soundtrack (complete with the goofy ukulele bend), the timing and delivery of the uncle’s lines are just awesome. He manages to look extremely incel-y but has the most dawg-esque personality you could ask for.