Musical <Death Note> KIM JUN SU (photo courtesy of AVENUEL) KIM JUN SU's PICTORIAL, which plays L in the musical Death Note, was unveiled in the June issue of luxury fashion magazine AVENUEL. In the PICTORIAL released this time, KIM JUN SU(XIA) matched black pants with a natural hairstyle, white top, and knit cardigan. With his expressionless face as if looking somewhere, he expressed his sophisticated sensibility in a modern and luxurious way. In another PICTORIAL, he wore a white mock neck shirt and a black wool jacket. He exudes a powerful yet unrivaled aura with his urban charm. It is full of heavy and confident charm. In another PICTORIAL, a single tone set-up costume with a blue pastel tone is stylish. He makes us admire him with his deep eyes and chic charm as if he were immersed in the character in the work. KIM JUN SU(XIA) said, "I think it's really special as an actor to share emotions through acting and singing." "I feel a sense of responsibility

Hong Kwang-ho Light (pictured left) and Kim Jun-su L. When you watch movies, dramas, novels, and webtoons, unexpectedly, Christian codes are found. Pro-Christian but sometimes anti-Christian. Finding these codes is also a way to enjoy works. Chords related to Christianity are also found in the Korean musical Death Note. For example, the apple enjoyed by the god of death, Ryuk, has the image of the fruit of the tree of knowledge (of good and of Evil). This red apple is connected to the red candies and chocolates that L is constantly eating. Then let's look at the names of the characters from now on. The names of the characters in the musical Death Note have Christian elements. The main characters, Yagami Light and L, are no exception. The Japanese pronunciation of Laito is Light.  Laito, of course, means light. Light is the light that shines and saves the world. The source of this light's power comes from death notes. Death Note has the power of human death. It is the power of t

  Kim Junsu(Xia junsu) L before the curtain rises Countless circular clocks are scattered like stars over the curtains. The second hand ticks ominously as if it were declaring the end of the world. It is even creepy because it looks like numerous eyes toward the audience. It's like the gaze of the god of death. Korean Musical Death Note, which was dropped to the ground because the god of death Ryuk was bored, and the person with the name on it must die. Yagami Light, a genius high school student who accidentally got a death note, and L, the world's best detective who manages to solve any case by using whatever means necessary. The fierce brain battle between the two forms the backbone of the musical Death Note. In this season, Hong Kwang-ho and Ko Eun-sung are in charge of "Yagami Light," and Kim(Xia) Junsu and Kim Sung-chul are in charge of "L." Kim (Xia)  junsu's "L" was also seen during his premiere. Kim Jun su, who firmly maintained his pos

  Ko Eun-sung, Korean musical acto r The musical Death Note continues to sell out. South Korean musical actor Ko Eun-sung plays the role of Yagami Raito in the musical Death Note. He's playing his 'top role'. Ko Eun-sung showed off his charm through photos in the May issue of Allure Korea. The photos show Ko Eun-sung's relaxed appearance of welcoming spring in a busy life. Natural hairstyles, makeup, stylish feeling, and sensuous styling stand out. You can also see Ko Eun-sung's unique playful appearance. He is an actor with both masculine and dandy and boyish beauty. Ko said in an interview with Allure Korea. "I am very grateful to be part of the musical Death Note. There's a slope on the stage, and I have to play tennis. I'm trying not to miss the tension. People say  Yagami Raito  is the right man. However, I think that the more perfect a character is, the more perfect it cannot be. Yagami Raito wears and takes off his mask according to his desires a