#first Kanaphan

[kissconnoisseur]

KantBisons NC scene in the very beginning was kinda expected but not expected at the same time. The way they both fell for each other instantly is what makes KantBison, KantBison. FirstKhao are no stranger to make outs and have shown more of their confidence with these new NC scenes. They portrayed this scene with just the right amount of spiciness when it comes to KantBisons burning hot personalities. With each of their series FirstKhao never fails to put you entranced in their acting, they definitely have a unique type of connection that will always be in a special place in viewers hearts. 🖤

[khaopybara]

I love every story on your body.

FIRST KANAPHAN as KANT PATTANAWAT and KHAOTUNG THANAWAT as BISON episode 5, 6 & 10 of THE HEART KILLERS

[pluviophile6104]

One of my favorite lives of them... firfir's birthday day in 2021. So damn cute 🥺💖[Translation & Video credits🙏🏻]

[usergif]

First Kanaphan as Kant Pattanawat & Khaotung Thanawat as Bison in The Heart Killers [ inspo: ★ ]

[atomicbubblegum]

I love Bison's little "Really? I wonder why you could possibly feel that way" smile in the 4th gif.

Thank you. For the unsolicited advice.

[deliriousblue]

THE HEART KILLERS (2024) episode ten

[scrumptiousstuffs]

After 8 years of friendship…First has learn the art of wrangling his bestie 😂🐈‍⬛🐈

(He learnt it from the hosts of the EFMFandom radio show, if I’m not mistaken 🤣)

Source of translation as above, video from First’s OFC

CliniqueEBS With FK

#CliniquexFirstKhaotung

02/02/2025

[bird-inacage]

The Heart Killers EP10: Kantbison Reunite (Acting Highlights)

I wanted to do an honourable mention on a few bits in this scene that I especially loved. The first is the (below) expression on Kant's face. At this point in the conversation, Kant has been quite stern and surly at Bison. When Bison reassures him lightly that he won't die, you see a potent flash of worry permeate through his exasperation - a gulp as if he's steeling himself against the hurt - before he looks away, 'You're just not getting it. You really have no idea how scared I am for you'.

I think Kant feels a lot of heartache for Bison and the upbringing that he had. The mere thought of Bison exposing himself to danger really does pain him. He's been stewing in frustration that he can't even watch Bison's back. In their later exchange in the taxi, Kant talks about how scared he used to feel when he was working alone. Though Bison has Fadel with him - in Kant's mind, he feels like he's leaving Bison exposed and vulnerable when he could be there to protect him. He knows how that feels. Let's not forget that Bison was stabbed only very recently. All that pent-up fear of loss is palpable in that one look.

Then we get this. This soft expression that follows. The way it dawns on Bison why Kant's being pissy with him. The 'oh'. He realises just how worried Kant is about him and he's a bit taken aback by it. Bison can't help having a voice of doubt in his mind about the depth of Kant's feelings for him, (an unconscious symptom of the betrayal). So when he sees for himself just how much Kant cares, he looks quietly elated and appreciative of the concern.

The next moment I want to talk about is this exchange: when Kant insists he can be of use due to his skills as a car thief and narc, Bison responds with "the audacity" - 'are you really going to go there, and remind me of the ways in which you lied to me?' Bison has said before that it's going to take time for him to let go of that completely.

Kant immediately clams up. Whilst Bison is dealing with the aftereffects of being lied to, Kant is still processing his guilt. Now he's worried he's actually upset Bison by prodding at a raw nerve. This is damage he can't simply erase. That ever present guilt has and may never go away. It wouldn't surprise me if Kant still feels responsible for their current predicament. That he was the catalyst. Which is why he's so adamant that he should be helping fix this - to secure their future. This is conveyed by the tiniest of twitches in Kant's brow, a break in his otherwise defiant stance for most of this conversation.

Once again, we are treated to this beautifully tender response. Bison's face quickly melts into one of sympathy and gentle fondness. The way he sees Kant now is with understanding. Knowing that the person you love has put their foot in it but not out of ill will or malice. It's like he's thinking 'you really know how to dig yourself a hole, you hopeless dumbass, but it's okay, I still love you'.

His warning earlier was more like a kitten giving a small bat of the paw. Which shows just how far they've come since their reconciliation, and how much Bison has toned down his bite as far as Kant is concerned. He is genuinely trying very hard to sympathise with Kant and the way he thinks and does what he does. That love is fuelling Bison to exercise far more patience and grace than he ever did before, and I found this incredibly touching.

Firstkhao are just so darn good at speaking volumes with the tiniest of expressions. Subtext. Glorious subtext.

[londonfogbrained]

“what about the freedom i long for, the love i refrain from?”

[actuallymoon]

Am I allowed to say that I really, really, really don’t like how 'The Heart Killers' is directed? I kept trying to tell myself that perhaps it's just this episode and the next will be better, but now, with only two episodes left, nothing is improving.

Jojo mentioned that he’s treating the series like a rom-com in the same way Taming of the Shrew is a comedy, but THK falls awkwardly between being an action series and a rom-com. In the end, it just feels mid. It fails as an action series with a romance subplot because the action lacks suspense and excitement, and it fails as a rom-com because there’s essentially no com and the romance isn't really the focus of the plot.

I really enjoyed the first three episodes, but as the series progressed, plot holes and inconsistent characterization became more obvious. For example, why would Fadel (an assassin who constantly warns Bison not to trust people or get too close) suddenly attend a support group to talk about losing his boyfriend? His character seemed like the type to bottle up emotions rather than seek out help from strangers. Am I missing something? And then there’s the abandoned warehouse scene, where he randomly drove them there at night, leaves Style alone for a while, then when he goes looking for Fadel he just pops out of nowhere with no explanation and accepts Style’s advances. Why was that necessary? Why not just resolve it at the support group building, say 'ok I'll date you' and that's it? Scenes often feel designed for shock value rather than being driven by intentional storytelling. I also wish we got actual romantic date scenes between Fadel and Style instead of their interactions just being limited to hanging out at the mechanic shop.

That said, I do love Bison. He’s an adorable cutie pie who is secretly dangerous and uncontrollable when angered. I also like Kant as a softie with a tragic past. However, some KantBison scenes are just cringe, especially the full-on BDSM scene at Kant’s workplace. It makes no sense. If Fadel could walk in, that means it was during work hours, so, how can both of them forget to at least lock the door or go somewhere else? I don’t mind BDSM being included, but it should be handled in a way that’s enjoyable and meaningful, not something that makes Kant feel pressured just to get closer to Bison for information.

And then there’s episode 10. I don’t understand why Fadel and Bison immediately believe Ruerat over their mother. I get that Fadel is furious with Lilly for killing his ex-boyfriend, but how does that prove she also murdered their parents? Ruerat literally admitted to hiring Lilly as an assassin when she was younger, only for her to later leave him. So how are they so sure he isn’t manipulating them to get rid of her? I just hope the next episode clarifies this.

There’s a lot more I could critique, but these are the parts that stood out as the most frustrating.

[kisilko]

First Kanaphan

[schnaf]

[babybison]

👀����

[khaopybara]

I'm here thinking firstkhao in a vampire themed series........

and i'm right there with you anon...

the question is who'd be the vampire? because khaotung has the perfect height to get to that neck.

but then vampire!first would be delicious too...

(maybe they'll both be vampires from rival clans who are sworn enemies or something like that. i eat that shit up every time, i love it)

and maybe it's bc sandray has a few more popular vampire fanfics, but i keep imagining them in that sand will spoil his vampire ray rotten, but honestly, i would love to see firstkhao in a fantasy setting. gmm is branching out to some different plots in 2025, so if they are successful, maybe that means we'll get something like that for them in 2026.

[pluviophile6104]

His number zero fan right there 😌

[emptystreetsandcitylights]

style's plan to get fadel to fall for him in a nutshell: