#junsik

[okbrambleberry]

The pictures on Rangi’s shelf and fridge, because

The lesbian experience of your mom

Hei-Ran:

Just some unfinished ideas for a caption but you know what I mean

[atuats-sidechick]

Ummi was Kuruk's rebound. Fight me.

[r3al-b1n4ry]

LOOK AT THE SILLY!!!

[sillyfudgemonkeys]

Hei-Ran, about Atuat: I swear, it’s like having a sister with no impulse control. Me: Ma'am. "Sister??????!!!" That's your girlfriend. You are dating. You- Oh. OH! I get it. This is where Rangi gets her horrible gaydar from.

[hannahbellinger]

⠀⠀🌺⠀ 𝒇𝒊𝒍𝒆𝒅 𝒂𝒔: relationship tags!⠀

[whatifitookalilnap]

Hei-Ran: *watches as her daughter sprints across the mansion to look impressive in front of Kyoshi*

Hei-Ran: *remembers the time she was walking by Junsik and stared at him for so long she collided with a wall*

Hei-Ran: she’s just like me for real

[foibles-fables]

sometimes i think about young hei-ran, happy in the Fire Nation with her beloved husband and tiny infant daughter, receiving a messenger hawk telling her of kuruk's death

i'm also convinced one of the (probably numerous) reasons she wasn't with jianzhu and kelsang in "The Test" was because Junsik had just very recently passed away, and she couldn't leave rangi and--oh well now i just gave myself a fic idea. but anyway. yes

[glitchmcdes]

( layout ib : @/stcpidcupid )

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ꒰ ७.*´. ꒱ . . . BREAK ALL THE RULES, GOTTA MOVE !

GAMEPLAY ( KR: 게임플레이 ), also known as GAMEBOYZ, is an eleven membered boy group under STARBORN CREATIVE. They are well-known for their versatile sound and their video game style concept.

The group originally debuted in 2017 with twelve members, well received by netizens and being called STARBORN's prettiest boy group. However, the group went through a hiatus in 2019 following a tragic car accident with members DJ, DIAZ, A. JUN, and JUNSIK, unfortunately resulting in the passing of DJ and JUNSIK. Soon after the accident, member A. JUN left both the group and company, stating that he would stay with his family and seek mental help after his brother's passing.

Only three months later, members FABIAN and HARU were introduced to the group, making the lineup eleven. Members DAESUNG and LIAM soon dropped the lineup again to nine as they left both the GAMEPLAY and STARBORN CREATIVE, stating in their social media that the company was replacing JUNSIK and DJ. STARBORN CREATIVE denied the rumors, saying that they were simply trying to 'keep the group going in the deceased artists' memories.' In 2021, members MISAE and JISU were added. To this day, the lineup remains the same at eleven members.

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ꒰ ७.*´. ꒱ . . . BASICS ! 

NAME — GAMEPLAY // GAMEBOYZ

MEMBERS — Silas, Hyunsu, Kaz, Haru, Blitz, Maddox, Diaz, Jisu, Fabian, Tristan, MiSae

FORMER MEMBERS — A. Jun, Daesung, Liam

MEMBERS FOR ETERNITY — DJ, Junsik

LABEL — STARBORN CREATIVE

COLORS — #070600 (Smoky Black), #EF5370 (Fiery Rose), #F7F7FF (Ghost White), #00B4D1 (Pacific Blue), #1498EE (Tufts Blue)

FANDOM — PLAYERZ

GREETING — "Game on! Hello, we are GAMEPLAY!"

DEBUT DATE — August 10th, 2017 

DEBUT ALBUM — Starting Level

DEBUT SONG — STARTUP!

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ꒰ ७.*´. ꒱ . . . SOCIALS ! 

INSTAGRAM — gameplay_offcl

TWITTER — GAMEPLAY_TWT_OFFCL, GAMEBOYZ_twt (members) 

TIKTOK — gameplay_offcl 

YOUTUBE — GAMEPLAY Official, GAMEBOYZ TV (members)

SPOTIFY — GAMEPLAY

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ꒰ ७.*´. ꒱ . . . MEMBERS ! 

Hiroi Kazuya ( Kaz ) . . . 1998

Yoshikawa Kenji ( Blitz ) . . . 1999

Silas Kim / Kim Dowon ( Silas ) . . . 1999 

Shin Yunseo ( Maddox ) . . . 1999

Diaz Montoya-Hwang / Hwang Handuri ( Diaz ) . . . 1999 

Jeon Hyunsu ( Hyunsu ) . . . 1999 

Hwang Jihoon ( Haru ) . . . 2000

Fabian Moon / Moon Hwiyoung ( Fabian ) . . . 2000 

Jeon Jisu ( Jisu ) . . . 2001 

Tristan Luo / Luo Weiyan ( Tristan ) . . . 2001

Miguel Jung / Jung Sael ( MiSae ) . . . 2002

[kerklokleenitz]

I was scrolling through tiktok and there's this song called "We become we" from "Journey to Bethlehem" and the part where the song goes

"I could never choose to love another. Maybe one day I could learn to love you...too."

Reminds me of pre-Ummi Kuruk and pre-Junsik Hei-ran😭

I love rangshi sm but HEIRUK HAS A PLACE IN MY HEART

To Ao3 writers whose english ain't their first language and has the craziest life story possible, please give me an angst fanfic about Hei-ran reminiscing about Kuruk alone then see's rangshi as them in another life/universe/dimension or smth (if it exists, INFORM MEEE)

[bloodpen-to-paper]

pspspsps Qsmp Korean community help a foreigner out, is the new egg Chunsik or Junsik? Is there a hyphen like in Chun-sik?

[celluloidrainbow]

계절과 계절 사이 | BETWEEN THE SEASONS (2018) dir. Kim Junsik Hae-su moves to another city and opens a cafe to start her new life. Ye-jin, a high school girl and frequent customer, starts to work at the cafe and falls for Hae-su. Ye-jin confesses her love to Hae-su when she is sure about her feelings, to disappointing and surprising results. (link in title)

[atuats-sidechick]

Hitori

This is very much not finished! But I'll do my best to write it in time for @kyoshi-era-week-24 :)

Here's a little sneak peek for the Fire Lilies prompt:

Hitori was at the deck, looking out at sea, when Second Lieutenant Hansuke interrupted her: “Admiral, ma’am. Good morning.” “Good morning, Lieutenant.” She turned to him, still distracted. He handed her a letter: “Delivered by hand, during the night, ma’am. From the Avatar’s Estate.” “Thank you.” — as the dragon-coconut scent hit her, she took a quick look at the calligraphy: “You are excused, Lieutenant.” She sighted, then smiled. Hei-Ran Sei’naka. When had they last had tea? Their kids were still kids, her girl a little younger. Their husbands were alive. Chaeryu was Fire Lord. Hei-Ran was Zoryu’s master. She was Rear Admiral. That had been a long time ago.

Back at her chambers, Hitori opened the letter with care, making sure to keep the envelope intact. She despised untidiness. Hei-Ran understood that. She’d always had. It seemed the Avatar had succeeded in stopping the pirates’ operations in the Eastern Sea. That was some impressive work. She’d need marines to clean the area. Yes. Capture escapees. Sure. She’d need to write to the Fire Lord, to the War Minister in Ba Sing Se, and to the southern governors. Hei-Ran must have done that. She’d write them a letter as well. It’s always better to make sure, she thought.

Hitori sat at her desk and positioned her writing tools. She loved to prepare the ink. The repetitive motion, the smell. It was all so soothing. She pulled six stamped papers and addressed all the authorities implicated. Her writing sleek and clear. She melted the red wax and closed each letter, scrupulously, with the Navy seal. She called Hansuke in and handed him the envelopes. She gave him instructions. He closed the door behind him. She sighted. Only then she grabbed some unmarked paper. “High Commander Hei-Ran Sei’naka,” she wrote and then stopped short. No, she thought, and took a new page. “Dear Hei-Ran,” that was better.

They hadn’t met in years. Yet, she was sure Hei-Ran would understand. How’d she tell her? Should she? Why now? Why not? In all her recklessness. Truly, in all her viciousness, Hei-Ran would never have done what Hitori did. And yet, she was someone, probably the only one, she was sure would understand. “Dear Hei-Ran,” Hitori repeated as she took up the brush. “It's been three years since we met. I am delighted to read about your success as the Avatar’s master and have expedited the proceedings to meet your request. Now, however, I write to you not as a colleague, but as a companion. You might remember that not six months had passed since Junsik’s death —“

[r3al-b1n4ry]

I absolutely adore the new egg... Oh god... HAVE YOU SEEN JUNSIK.... <333

[sillyfudgemonkeys]

Hei-Ran Analyst: "In defense of Hei-Ran?"

So like....Not to EXCUSE Hei-Ran of killing her cousin or other people in Agni Kais........but like....I dunno why but it feels like her talk about honor in SoK might paint a damning picture as to WHY she did that. And I REALLY need myself a Kuruk novel or something TT0TT

(under the cut because it gets long, also sorry I'm all over the place/word vomitty but ahhhhh Hei-Ran!)

Between her being cleared AND her words in SoK, it makes me wonder if there was more stuff at stake than her being "headmistress".

Huazo mentions that Agni Kais have been fought to the death before, so I wonder if there's different levels (where they agree on death or not). Maybe that played a role in Hei-Ran's bad reputation? She agreed to no "out right kills" but "accidental" kills were allowed. (the wiki says they are rarely fought to the death pre-Sozin's rule....so maybe death is just the most extreme?)

I wonder if Junsik had anything to do with it? Of course they don't say if that's when she became headmistress, or if she was just a teacher. There's also the flashback chapters with Kuruk, I don't think Hei-Ran was dropping relatives and countrymen like flies (at least at the rate to get that rumor about her) when she was traveling with him. It'd kinda go against his whole "my friends were so good and bright." It had to have happened after they fell apart.

There's also this, to be fair it's the Earth Kingdom, but IMAGINE if it was the Fire Nation:

Like, Jianzhu baby, I don't think she resisted any temptation, at least in her OWN country. I think she very much scorched holes....but into people's eyeballs, not into the ceiling. TT0TT You know, the same country where "they fight at the smallest slight to their name and family?"

Combine that with the Sei'Naka's being so small and being an exporters of people('s talents):

I dunno. I feel like it's a perfect storm of an absolutely horrible situation. TT0TT I dunno if Junsik is a distant relative within the Sei'Naka clan OR if he married into it, but I'm pretty sure they heavily hinted that Hei-Ran is the one from the Sei'Naka clan (Kuruk's first flashback in SoK mentions his original firebender companion being a Sei'Naka man and that Hei-Ran was his "younger relative."

So combine Hei-Ran being raised in that "do or die" clanhood, and mix it in with people being RIGHT FUCKING CREEPS to her (and later her young daughter, and lord knows she's been dealing with it since SHE was that young). In a nation where the smallest slight can put you in a burn match that could sometimes result in death. And then combined ALL OF THAT, with the "sometimes you gotta lay down your own honor for what's right."

I can totally see her "accidentally" killing someone in an Agni Kai if it meant protecting herself or someone else. Maybe not ALL of them, but I thin it's more interesting to have it be grey with a lot of them. I mean it's the only thing that makes sense, esp if her "honor was still kept intact!"

....I was gonna end it there but one last point that's kind of a side tangent (that kinda loops back to this). She's def a hardass but I don't think she's as cruel as she's portrayed most of the time. Like she has this moment:

Which, to loop back around, makes me go:

"Hei-Ran what the fuck did you go through growing up????"

But then we get to the end of the chapter:

For all the talk she made about maiming students she 1) held the fuck back from doing so, only warn him with her words. 2) when it came down to it, she was obviously NOT down for Jianzhu maiming Yun. She was complicit, but she obviously showed discomfort for it.

If not for Jianzhu, I don't thinks he would've done it. She's all talk, she's not the type to actually maim students. And I think Rangi is the perfect example. If Hei-Ran was really that horrible, someone who would kill family members and maim students..... then why isn't Rangi marked up? Kyoshi makes special mention (from what she's seen of Rangi) that Rangi has no marks.

"Rangi's her daughter" And yet Hei-Ran killed a cousin. Rangi was also her student. Rangi also has a horrible temper, like throwing furniture kind of temper. To the point Hei-Ran isn't surprised/phased when it happens. (considering the BS Rangi's gone through, and since it's more so played for laughs, I don't blame Rangi kjfdlsaj TT0TT)

It's just, if Hei-Ran is really that horrible, Yun and Rangi would be a lot more worse for wear.

Again, this isn't to fully excuse Hei-Ran, she's done horrible things (aka not stopping Jianzhu and other stuff). She very much acknowledges her own shortcomings, and even goes about to do what she can to fix her own sins. But I think there's just a lot of interesting grey area stuff just....hidden under the surface. And I think that makes her a really interesting character.....And I really want that explored.

Tldr; Can I have a Kuruk novel please? 0w0