Everyone must have been immersed in the world of the anime "Parasite", and now this classic is about to be presented to the audience in a live-action version again! This remake is carefully produced by Netflix, a world-renowned streaming platform, and the Korean version of the drama series named "Parasite: Gray Troops" will be directed by Director Yeon Sang-ho, who directed "Train to Busan". With his unique perspective and virtuosity, he took the series to new heights. And the joining of Korean first-line actors such as Gu Jiaohuan, Jeon So-ni, and Lee Jung-hyun has injected fresh vitality into this work.
The story of this series is based on the original work "Parasite" by Japanese manga artist Iwaaki-kyun. In the show, mysterious parasites invade South Korea, searching for a suitable host in an attempt to use human bodies to expand their sphere of influence. In the face of this sudden crisis, a special organization called the "Gray Force" bravely stood up, and they were determined to wage a desperate struggle against these alien creatures to defend the human homeland.
It is worth mentioning that in 2014, China released the live-action movie "Parasite" based on the comic of the same name, which deleted many *** scenes. Parasite is a science fiction comic book that ran from 1990 to 1995. This manga depicts the story of Shinichi Izumi, an ordinary high school student, who coexists with creatures parasitic inside him.
These parasites are capable of transforming at will and feed on the same species. With the advent of parasites, brutal killings occur frequently in various places, but due to the relatively small number of victims, these cases are ignored by human society. This situation causes the protagonist Izumi Shinichi to fall into a panic. Izumi Shinichi was one of the victims of being parasitized by a parasite that did not eat his brain, but instead replaced his right hand. Despite facing a cruel fate, Izumi Shinichi, who is kind and upright by nature, does not give in. In order to mourn the death of his relatives and friends killed by the parasite and the future of all mankind, he decides to fight to the death with other fully parasitic beasts.
Now, the Korean TV drama version is about to be officially launched, and it is exciting to see what kind of new experience it will bring to the audience.
After intense filming and production, "Parasite: Gray Troop" has finally been announced and will be officially launched on April 5, 2024. The series is divided into six episodes, each of which will bring a thrilling plot and visual impact. If you're interested in sci-fi, action, and human genres, then this series is definitely not to be missed! Netflix version of the parasite