Plyverse
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| Plyverse | |
|---|---|
| Created by | Playlist Studio |
| Original work | Love Playlist (2017) |
| Owner | Naver Corporation |
| Films and television | |
| Film(s) | Plyverse films |
| Television series | Plyverse television series |
| Audio | |
| Soundtrack(s) | Plyverse soundtracks |
Plyverse (Hangul: 플리버스) is the fictional setting of the South Korean web series Love Playlist. Plyverse is a portmanteau of the words Playlist and Universe. The term is used to link characters seen across secondary contents, such as collaborations and spin-offs, by organically connecting and integrating each work based on a common worldview.[1] On July 6, 2021, Playlist released the official poster, profiles and photos of characters who have appeared in the Playlist work such as Shin Ye-eun, Hwang Min-hyun, Hwang In-yeop, Ahn Hee-yeon, and Yeri, as well as maps showing major places in the work such as Seoyeon High School, Seoyeon University, Revan Company and re.feel.[2]
Development[edit]
In 2019, CEO Park Tae-won addressed that "forming a worldview in the content business is of paramount importance. The worldview makes viewers go beyond simply consuming works as a unit, but consume them in a connected context. People tend to be more enthusiastic about familiar and easily accessible things than unfamiliar things. In contrast to realizing it, we are real content. It can be seen that the worldview expands whenever a work is added." In addition, Plyverse is used as a common space, forming a relationship between characters in different works and providing the fun of discovering Easter eggs (messages or information hidden by users throughout the product).[3]
Plyverse was introduced through Ply Friends. The first story is located at Seoyeon University and Revan Company, played by four characters from Love Playlist and Flower Ever After, released on July 10, 2021. The second story is located at Re.feel Café and Ryeogo University, played by five characters from A-Teen, In Seoul, Love Playlist, and My Fuxxxxx Romance, released on October 18, 2021. It is an ambitious plan of the playlist to draw 'reality beyond reality'.[4]
Kang Myung-hee, Head of Marketing for Playlist, said, "By introducing the concept of 'Plyverse', we decided to help viewers understand it and apply it to new works in the future. In addition to Seoyeon High School and Seoyeon University, nearby schools such as Yeonri High School and Yeonri University have also been set up, as well as a bus terminal. We are trying to increase the viewer's immersion by building a dense worldview into a place that is likely to exist in reality."[5]
Seoyeon[edit]
Seoyeon Middle School[edit]
Characters from Seoyeon Middle School
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twenty-Twenty | Han Sung-min | Chae Da-hee | Graduated |
| Lee Hyun-jin | Kim Woo-seok | ||
| Son Bo-hyun | Kang Yoo-chan |
Seoyeon High School[edit]
| Timeline of Seoyeon High School | |
|---|---|
| Date | Details |
| Jan 1987 | Opening of Seoyeon High school |
| March 1987 | 1st admission for Seoyeon High school |
| Oct 1992 | The 1st Seoyeon Festival |
| Nov 1995 | The 1st Seoyeon Film Festival |
| Sept 1997 | Established Seoyeon Foundation |
| June 2012 | Reinforcement of career diversity |
| May 2017 | Cultivation of future talents through the school exchange program |
| July 2020 | Introduction of Revan Company for work experience |
| Jan 2021 | Awarded for Outstanding Student Self-Government Activities |
Characters from Seoyeon High School
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-Teen | Do Ha-na[6] | Shin Ye-eun | |
| Kim Ha-na | Lee Na-eun | ||
| Nam Shi-woo | Shin Seung-ho | ||
| Ha Min | Kim Dong-hee | ||
| Yeo Bo-ram | Kim Su-hyun | ||
| Cha Ki-hyun | Ryu Ui-hyun | ||
| Cha Ah-hyun | Kang Min-ah | ||
| Ryu Jooha | Choi Bo-min | ||
| Choi Woong | Jung Gun-joo | Homeroom and Physical Education teacher[upper-alpha 1] | |
| WHY | Yeon Woo | Jung Gun-joo | |
| Da-in | Oh Ah-yeon | ||
| Gi Jae-young[6] | Hwang In-youp | ||
| Oh Seul-gi | Yoo Dong-guk | ||
| Lee Han-na | Lee Ji-Won | ||
| Love Buzz | Park Woo Jin | Lee Han-ik | |
| Kim Ji Woo | Choi Ji-hui | ||
| Park Seung-jun | Bae In-hyuk | ||
| The Guilty Secret | Woo Ji-soo | Kim Nu-ri | [upper-alpha 2] |
| So Mi-ji | Kim Seo-yeon | ||
| Ha Da-som | Lee Jin-sol | ||
| Jo Ah-sung | Jung Su-bin | ||
| Lee Yoo-jae | Kim Min-chul | ||
| Riho | Minami Riho | ||
| Twenty-Twenty | Han Sung-min | Chae Da-hee | Graduated |
| Jeong Ha-jun | Park Sang-nam | ||
| Let Me Off the Earth | Jo Han-gyeol | Student of 2018-2020[6] | |
| Park Ye Jin | Student of 2018-2020 Member of the Kwijina Chingqing Club | ||
| Ahn Se-min | Student of 2018-2020 | ||
| Kim Ji-woo | Student of 2018-2020 Transferred from Yeolli High School | ||
| Han Kyu-min | |||
| Young K | Intern teacher | ||
| Kim Wonpil | Member of the school band Insomnia | ||
| Live On | Baek Ho-rang | Jung Da-bin | Student of Class 2-1 Anchorwoman of SHBS |
| Go Eun-taek[6] | Hwang Min-hyun | Student of Class 2-3 President of SHBS | |
| Do Woo-jae | Noh Jong-hyun | Student of Class 2-3 Member of the student council | |
| Ji So-hyun | Yang Hye-ji | Student of Class 2-3 Deputy manager of SHBS | |
| Kang Jae-yi | Yeonwoo | Student of Class 2-1 | |
| Kim Yoo-shin | Choi Byung-chan | Student of Class 2-1 | |
| Blue Birthday | Oh Ha-rin[6] | Kim Ye-rim | Student of 2011, 1st year student |
| Ji Seo-jun | Yang Hong-seok | ||
| Shinwon | |||
School anthem - "A-Teen" by Seventeen[7]
- Space
- Expansion of physical education facilities
- Supporting autonomous student activities
- Creating a pleasant learning atmosphere
- Building a digitalized school system
- Clubs[7]
- SHBS Broadcasting, a broadcasting club in charge of planning and running various programs such as school. Festivals and film festivals. The broadcasting room is equipped with multiple filming and sound equipment to support students' production and broadcasting activities. The club is the first step to career opportunities in exploration through field trips and workshops with Revan Company.
- Flashback, a film photography club in Seoyeon High School where members go outdoors for a photoshoot each month. There is an on-campus photo room, and members of the club can print directly in the darkroom.
- Kwijina Chingqing, a Seoyeon High School dance club covering various K-pop genres and performing at the Seoyeon Festival.
- Insomina, a Seoyeon High School band club. The band covers various genres of music through ensembles of different instruments and performs at Seoyeon Festival.
- One Future is a study club of basics economic knowledge and stocks and practice real-world stimulations.
- The Universe, a Seoyeon High School meditation club where activities empty thoughts and minds, focus on oneself, and explore the club existence.
- ME + 10, a Seoyeon High School soccer club where people do not lose their passion for soccer, whether snowing or raining.
- Cooking is where students can improve their cooking skills and learn to cook together in the open kitchen every month.
- Tinkerbout is a discussion club about issues in various fields such as politics, society, law, science and medical care.
- Green Narae is a club where students and Green Narae members help in guiding career paths.
- Reading (In The Guilty Secret, So Mi-ji is seen filing the club application form.[upper-alpha 3])
- Students autonomy[7]
- The Student Council consists of the Leadership Department, Public Relations Department, General Affairs Department, Book Development, Environment Department, Planning Department and Information and Communication Department.
- Volunteer activities consist of activities according to a voluntary and systematic plan. Students can volunteer at dog shelters, libraries, and environmental protection to connect with the local community. In addition, there is a Good campaign where students are free to participate.
- Seoyeon Festival is an art festival in Seoyeon High Schoo.
- Seoyeon Film Festival is a place to show the talents and individuality of students by planning videos with different themes each year; with the help of SHBS Broadcasting Club, students are in charge of everything from screenwriting, filming, acting, editing, etc.
- Off-school activities[7]
- Seoyeon University Affiliate Program
- Revan Company
- Filming locations
- Nakwon Middle School (Korean: 낙원중학교) in Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do. (A-Teen season 1)
- Dongtan Global High School, Hwaseong (Korean: 동탄국제고등학교) in Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do. (A-Teen season 2)
- Seokyeong University (Korean: 서경대학교) in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul. (Live On)
- Daeil Foreign Language High School (Korean: 대일외국어고등학교) in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul. (Live On)
- YangPyeong High School in Gyeonggi-do. (Blue Birthday)
Seoyeon University[edit]
| Timeline of Seoyeon University | |
|---|---|
| Date | Details |
| Feb 1892 | Opening of Seoyeon Institute |
| Oct 1940 | Renamed to Soyeon University |
| Jan 1946 | Introduced seven departments as a comprehensive university |
| Feb 1950 | The 1st Seoyeon University graduation |
| Sept 1997 | Established Seoyeon Foundation |
| Jul 2001 | Signed academic exchanged agreements |
| Mar 2017 | Selected as the best university |
| Apr 2017 | Inauguration of the current president Park Tae-won |
| Apr 2018 | Signed industry-academic cooperation with Revan Company |
| Oct 2019 | Signed an agreement to support the construction of Revan Hall |
| Feb 2021 | 129th anniversary of the founding |
Characters from Seoyeon University
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Love Playlist | Lee Hyun-seung | Kim Hyung-seok | Department of Business Administration (Enrolled in 2016)[8] |
| Jung Ji-won[6] | Jung Shin-hye | Department of Business Administration (Enrolled in 2017) | |
| Han Jae-in | Lee Yoo-jin | Department of Visual Design (Enrolled in 2016) | |
| Kim Min-woo | Choi Hee-seung | Department of Business Administration (Enrolled in 2016) | |
| Kwak Jun-mo | Lim Hwi-win | ||
| Kang Yoon | Park Jung-woo | Department of Chemical Engineering (Enrolled in 2017) | |
| Kim Do-young | Min Hyo-won | Department of English and English Literature (Enrolled in 2016) | |
| Choi Seung-hyuk | Kim Woo-seok | Department of Business Administration (Enrolled in 2013) | |
| Jung Pu-reum[6] | Park Shi-an | Department of Journalism and Broadcasting (Enrolled in 2018)[8] | |
| Park Ha-neul | Bae Hyun-sung | Department of Arts Management (Enrolled in 2018) Received the Academic Excellence Scholar for three consecutive years. | |
| Seo Ji-min | Kim Sae-ron | Department of Economics (Enrolled in 2019) | |
| Kim Joo-chan | Jung Jun-hwan | Department of Psychology (Enrolled in 2018) | |
| Flower Ever After | Go Min-chae | Choi Hee-jin | Department of English and English Literature (Enrolled in 2011)[8] |
| Choi Woong | Jung Gun-joo | Department of Physical Education (Enrolled in 2011) | |
| A-Teen | Ryu Joo-ha | Choi Bo-min | Department of Industrial Design (Enrolled in 2020)[8] |
| Just One Bite | Joo Woo-kyung | Kim Chul-min | Department of Mechanical Engineering (Enrolled in 2016) |
| WHY | Song Da-in | Oh Ah-yeon | [upper-alpha 4] |
| Re-Feel | Han Jae-hee | Lee Chan-hyung | Department of Journalism and Broadcasting (Enrolled in 2015)[upper-alpha 5][upper-alpha 6] A member of SYBC Broadcasting Club[upper-alpha 7] |
| Park Jin-ho | Jeon Hye-yeon | Department of Journalism and Broadcasting (Enrolled in 2016)[10] A member of SYBC Broadcasting Club[upper-alpha 7] | |
| Ending Again | Cha In-young | Jo Soo-min | Department of Arts Management (Enrolled in 2013) |
| Do Yoon-soo | Kim Gun-won | ||
| Growing Season | Ban A-in[6] | Park Soo-ah | 1st-year student in the Department of Business Administration |
| Heo Ji-yoo | Park Ji-won | 2nd-year student in the Department of Business Administration | |
| Kang Ha-young | Kim Chae-eun | 4th-year student in the Department of Business Administration (Enrolled in 2017) Received the Academic Excellence Scholar for four consecutive years. | |
| Park Soo-ha | Kim Kang-min | ||
| Han Seo-bin | Choi Yoon-je | ||
| Wi Seon-woo | Kang Yoo-seok | ||
| Ahn Beom-joon | Choi Jae-won | ||
| XX | Yoon Na-na[6] | Ahn Hee-yeon | Department of Hotel Management (Enrolled in 2013)[8] |
| Seo Tae-hyun | Shin Jae-hwi | Graduated | |
| Jeong Gyu-min | Kim Joon-kyung | Graduated School of Law Received the Academic Excellence Scholar for two consecutive years. | |
| Twenty-Twenty | Han Sung-min | Chae Da-hee | Department of Political Science and International Relations |
| Dear. M | Ma Joo-ah | Park Hye-su | 2nd-year student in the Department of Business Administration (Enrolled in 2019) |
| Cha Min-ho | Jeong Jae-hyun | 2nd-year student in the Department of Computer Science (Enrolled in 2019) | |
| Seo Ji-min | Roh Jeong-eui | 2nd-year student in the Department of Economics (Enrolled in 2019) Member of the Cheerleading club | |
| Park Ha-neul | Bae Hyun-sung | 3rd-year student in the Department of Computer Science (Enrolled in 2018) Public Relations Ambassador | |
| Gil Mok-jin | Lee Jin-hyuk | 2nd-year student in the Department of Psychology (Enrolled in 2017) | |
| Hwang Bo-young | Woo Da-bi | 1st-year student in the Department of Business Administration (Enrolled in 2020) |
Seoyeon University's president is Park Tae-won. It consists of 3,982 students, 6,918 teachers and 325,173 graduates. The university's primary objectives were to educate students for empathic leadership in extensive knowledge, empathize, joy in creative attitude, and lead to innovative change. The university's mascot is the mallard.[8][10]
- Seoyeon Talents[10]
- Stand up bright – Writing and learning, research, constantly learning and academic talent
- Writing – Researching talent, creating new knowledge and implication for leading talents
- Wisdom – Multidisciplinary, knowledge and communication with global leadership and implications for wise talent
- Inevitable – Social experiences that serve through practice re-shaping the future and attracting talents.
- Scholarship system[10]
Seoyeon University has a scholarship system for all courses, from first-year undergraduate students to academic students. The Park Tae-won Scholarship is given to students who excel in research results and performance each semester. Kang Ha-young from the Department of Business Administration has received the Academic Excellence Scholar for four consecutive years.
- Seoyeon Love Scholarship
- Global Leader Scholarship
- Overseas Training Scholarship
- Sharing Volunteer Scholarship
- Challenge Semester Scholarship
- Next Generation Development Scholarship
- Revan Scholarship
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- Clubs[8]
- Cheerleading (In Dear. M, Choi Ro-sa is the team vice-captain and Seo Ji-min is the team centre)
- Exit (Korean: 엑시트) is a jujitsu club where students can learn skills to escape dangerous situations. The skill focuses on technique rather than strength and is recommended for self-defence and physical strength improvement students.
- Off-bit (Korean: 오프 비트) is a club for students who enjoy music with a strong passion for freedom. Activities like singing and sharing music such as hip hop, R&B, jazz, reggae, etc.
- Agora (Korean: 아고라) is a philosophical association club formed by students from Seoyeon University, Yeolli University, and Oekyung University to gather and discuss and holds seminars such as reading, talking and writing ideas to each school.
- Absolute (Korean: 앱설 런트) is an app development club that welcomes anyone interested in UIUX and development. Planning, design and developer teams can work to create an app and launch it.
- SYBC Broadcasting, a broadcasting club.
- Just Awesome (Korean: 저스트 어썸) is a band club that ensembles hard rock music with various instruments and creates experimental sounds.
- Dudum-chit (Korean: 두둠-칫) is a club that covers K-pop idol dances and performs regular performances.
- Seoyeon Bridge (Korean: 서연 브릿지) is a club that regularly conducts volunteer activities at various institutions centred on students of Seoyeon University. The club consists of activities at abandoned animal shelters and environmental protection. (In Blue Birthday, Oh Ha-rin works at an abandoned animal protection centre.[upper-alpha 8])
- Filming locations
- Seokyeong University in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul. (Growing Seasons)
- Yonsei University in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul. (Dear. M)
Yeolli[edit]
Yeolli High School[edit]
Characters from Yeolli High School
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pop Out Boy! | Cheon Nam-wook[6] | Kim Min-kyu | |
| Han Seon-nyeo | Kim Do-yeon | ||
| Noh Noh-jun | Choi Hyun-wook | ||
| Park Min-jung | Han Ji-hyo | ||
| Yoon Na | Im Bo-ra | ||
| Let Me Off the Earth | Kim Ji-woo | Transferred to Seoyeon High School | |
Yeolli University[edit]
Characters from Yeolli University
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-Teen | Cha Ki-hyun | Ryu Ui-hyun | Department of Philosophy |
| Twenty-Twenty | Lee Hyun-jin[6] | Kim Woo-seok | Department of Economics |
| Jeong Ha-jun | Park Sang-nam | Department of Political Science and International Relations | |
| Baek Ye Eun | Chae Won-bin | ||
| Chae Da Hee | Han Sung-min | ||
| Son Bo-hyun | Kang Yoo-chan |
Yeonhwa Arts High School[edit]
Characters from Yeonhwa Arts High School
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Just One Bite | Ha Eun-seong | Kim Ji-in | Graduated |
| Im Soo-ji | Seo Hye-won | ||
| Jeon Hee-sook | Jo Hye-joo | ||
| Joo Woo-kyung | Kim Chul-min/Park Seo-ham | ||
| Lee Chan-hyeok | Lee Shin-young | ||
| Ha Tae-seong | Park Seon-jae | ||
| Park Kyung-chan | Kim Gyu-ho |
Ryeogo University[edit]
Characters from Ryeogo University
Oekyung[edit]
Oekyung Middle School[edit]
Characters from Oekyung Middle School
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twenty-Twenty | Jeong Ha-jun | Park Sang-nam | Graduated |
| Kwon Ki Jung | Lee Seung-il |
Oekyung High School[edit]
Characters from Oekyung High School
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| In Seoul | Kang Da-mi | Min Do-hee | Graduated |
| Yoon Seong-hyeon | Ryeoun | ||
| Lee Ha-rim | Jin Ye-ju | ||
| Seo Ho-pil | Jung Eun-pyo | Homeroom teacher |
Oekyung University[edit]
Characters from Oekyung University
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| In Seoul | Kang Da-mi[6] | Min Do-hee | Department of Philosophy |
| Yoon Seong-hyeon | Ryeoun | Transferred to Ryeogo University | |
| Cheol Ddo | Lee Ki-taek | Department of Philosophy | |
| Woo Bo-mi | Jung Hye-rin | ||
| Ji-young | Yoon Seol | ||
| Do Ho-pil | Jung Eun-pyo | Professor of Philosophy |
Revan Company[edit]
Characters from Revan Company
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Love Playlist | Han Jae-in | Lee Yoo-jin | Intern[11] Revan Company Design Team (current)[12] |
| Flower Ever After | Han So-young | Lee Ho-jung | Employee[upper-alpha 9] |
| Go Min-chae[6] | Choi Hee-jin | ||
| Yoo Hyun-soo | Kang Hoon | HR Team Assistant Manager[upper-alpha 9] Deputy Director of Human Resources Team (current)[12] | |
| Choi Woong[6] | Jung Gun-joo | ||
| Not Alright, But It's Alright | Kim Ji-an | So Joo-yeon | 2nd-year contract designer Design Team Content Division |
| Lee Da-hee | Kim Han-na | Design team leader | |
| Kwon Ki-woo | Song Geon-hee | Marketing Team Content Division | |
| Yoo Hye-young | Kim Min-ha | Full-time designer | |
| Jeong Ui-seong | Intern designer | ||
| A-Teen | Do Ha-na | Shin Ye-eun | Illustration designer[12] |
| The Best Ending | Lee Sang-yoon | Jung Jun-hwa | |
| XX | Seo Tae-hyun | Shin Jae-hwi | Director of Revan Cosmetics |
| Ending Again | Cha In-young[6] | Jo Soo-min | Revan Art Museum Public Relations Marketing Team[12] |
| Yoo Chan-hee / Roze | Kang Hui | Illustration designer[12] | |
| Park Q | Yoo Jae-pil | Revan Art Museum Public Relations Marketing Team[12] | |
| Re-feel: If Only | Cha Se-jong | Choi Kyung-hoon | Revan Channel Performing Arts Bureau[12] |
Revan Company is a global content company, working with Revan Planning, Revan Gallery (Revan Art Museum) and Revan Channel to spread Korea's complex art culture. It is expanding domestically and overseas with content that can be commended and sympathized with more people. In addition, the company promotes corporate social values through social contribution projects that support the growth of artistic people. The company's primary objectives were growing (passionate colleagues to grow together), playful (enjoyable work environment), empathize (flexible and linear organizational culture), and trendy (leading organization and open new trials and challenges).[12]
- Collaborations
- Revan Company x Do Ha-na: Released collaboration merchandise. The collaboration was sold out and achieved a cumulative funding rate of 1000%. Han Jae-in, an employee of the Revan Company Design Team in charge of the project, said: "I have always been a fan of designer Do Ha-na, the colours of the designer were impressive and I am happy to work with her through this collaboration."[12]
- Yoo Chan-hee: Solo exhibition. Yoo had his solo exhibition twice at Revan Gallery. He worked as a faceless rookie illustrator and made a name for himself in Europe with a unique painting called 'Dream-like painting'. Cha In-young and Park Q, the Revan Gallery PR Marketing Team who participate in Yoo first solo exhibition, said, "In this exhibition, I wanted to show you more of Yoo's intense but gentle works. I am glab this exhibition is loved by many."[12]
Re.feel[edit]
Characters from Re.feel
| Title | Character | Actor | Note(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Love Playlist | Han Jae-in | Lee Yoo-jin | Work as a part-timer[upper-alpha 10] |
| Kim Min-woo | Choi Hee-seung | President of Cafe Re-Feel (shop 2)[11][13][upper-alpha 11] | |
| Flower Ever After | Gong Ji-hyo | Ahn Si-eun | CEO of Commcomm Bakery[13][upper-alpha 9] |
| Re-Feel | Han Jae-hee | Lee Chan-hyung | Barista[13] |
| Park Jin-ho[6] | Jeon Hye-yeon | ||
| Go Tae-gun | Shin Jun-seop | ||
| Twenty-Twenty | Son Bo-hyeon | Kang Yoo-chan | [upper-alpha 12] |
| Growing Season | Ban A-in | Park Soo-ah | Work as a part-timer[upper-alpha 13] |
| Ahn Beom-joon | Choi Jae-won |
Re.feel is a place that plays a role in connecting various dramas in the Playlist filmography, especially students from Seoyeon University and Seoyeon High School.[14] The cafe has two outlets, one located in the center of Revan Company, Seoyeon University and Seoyeon High School and one near Ryeogo University. They collaborated with Commcomm Bakery for a special limited menu of baguettes. The cafe sells coffee, mint choco drinks, latte, pastries, and features their signature menu drinks 'ice Americano with Copacabana beans, 'Nogouma Latte' and 'Hulk Frappucino'.[13] Employees were hired based on responsibilities, qualities of an active, kind and unnecessarily bright person – with hourly wages of the "best treatment in the industry" of 3.14 million won per hour.[13]
Open Hour[edit]
Characters from Open Hour
| Title | Character | Actor |
|---|---|---|
| Peng | Go Sa-ri[6] | Yoon So-hee |
Plyverse Series (Ply Friends)[edit]
| Title (in Korean) | Location | Character | Episode | Premiere | Runtime | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2년 만에 연플리 근황 푼다 (feat.꽃엔딩) - [플렌즈] 서연대X레반 | Seoyeon University and Revan Company | Lee Yoo-jin as Han Jae-in (Love Playlist)
Kim Hyung-suk as Lee Hyun-seung (Love Playlist) Choi Hee-seung as Kim Min-woo (Love Playlist) Kang Hoon as Yoo Hyun-soo (Flower Ever After) |
1 Episode | July 10, 2021 | 12 mins | |
| 연플리x에이틴x인서울xMFR 세계관 다 합쳐버림;; [플렌즈] 서연동 당근마켓 편 | Re.feel Café and Ryeogo University | Ryu Ui-hyun as Cha Gi-hyun (A-Teen)
Jin Ye-ju as Lee Ha-rim (In Seoul) Jung Eun-pyo as Dong Ho-pil (In Seoul) Jung Shin-hye as Jung Ji-won (Love Playlist) Shin Bo-ra as Ahn Ji-yong (My Fuxxxxx Romance) |
1 Episode | October 18, 2021 | 12 mins |
Notes[edit]
- ↑ As Mr Choi in "Reason Why It's Scary When a Quiet One Gets Upset" episode 6.
- ↑ The "Welcome to Seoyeon High School" sign appeared in The Guilty Secret episode 1 "A Friend that Knows My Secret Transferred to My School" (4.44).
- ↑ In The Guilty Secret episode 9 "When You Find Out Your Friend is Garbage".
- ↑ In WHY episode 5 "A Must-Do When A Fling Begins".[9]
- ↑ In Re-Feel episode 2 "When You Regret Turning Someone Down".
- ↑ In Re-Feel episode 3 "The Reason Two Guys Are Fighting Over Me".
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 In A-Teen 2 episode 11 "I Pretended to Be a Couple With Someone I Like".
- ↑ In "My Bad Birthday" episode 1
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 In "Love Like Flower" episode 1.
- ↑ In "A Perfect Example of a Straightforward Love Confession" episode 16.
- ↑ In Ply Friends
- ↑ Made a cameo in Re-Feel: If Only and is seen interviewed for a job at the cafe.
- ↑ In "What if 'Your Fantasy' Becomes Reality?" episode 1.
References[edit]
- ↑ 플레이리스트, '내리겠습니다, 지구에서' IP활용 공모 [Playlist, 'We'll get off, on Earth' IP utilization contest]. Sports Seoul (in 한국어). April 27, 2021. Retrieved August 7, 2021.
- ↑ Kyung, Ji-min (July 6, 2021). "도하나→고은택" 플레이리스트, '플리버스' 포스터 공개..확장된 세계관 [종합] ["Dohana → Ko Eun-taek" playlist, 'Fliverse' poster released..Expanded view of the world [General]]. Osen (in 한국어). Retrieved August 7, 2021.
- ↑ Kim, Yang-soo (May 20, 2019). [엔터현장을 가다⑥]플레이리스트, 웹드계 천만영화 '에이틴' 만든 신흥강자 [[Going to the entertainment scene⑥] Playlist, a new strongman who made the 10 million web-based movie 'A-Teen']. JoyNews24 (in 한국어). Retrieved August 11, 2021.
- ↑ Kim, Seong-hyeon (July 22, 2021). 플레이리스트, 연플리·에이틴 세계관 통합…'아시아 디즈니' 꿈꿔 [Playlist, Yeonfly and A-Teen’s worldviews are integrated… Dreaming of 'Asian Disney']. ZDNet Korea (in 한국어). Retrieved August 20, 2021.
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- ↑ Kim, Yang-soo (May 20, 2019). [엔터현장을 가다⑥]플레이리스트, 웹드계 천만영화 '에이틴' 만든 신흥강자 [[Going to the entertainment scene⑥] Playlist, a new strongman who made the 10 million web-based movie 'A-Teen']. JoyNews24 (in 한국어). Retrieved August 11, 2021.
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