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CRAVITY member Hyeongjun will star in Kitts’ first interactive short-form drama, “Kill the Romeo,” set to be released on the platform on the 27th.
The series from global K-pop short-form platform Kitts is an interactive, multi-ending romantic comedy told in first person. It follows “me,” a top-tier assassin whose alter ego is a devoted fan, after a new target is assigned: the viewer’s favorite idol, “Hyeongjun.” The story begins when the A-list killer receives an order to eliminate him. Hyeongjun plays an idol character who shares his name, marking his first acting project.
The newly released main trailer opens with tense music and the line, “All my targets are called Romeo. Codename ‘Juliet.’ I’m a killer.” It then shows the viewer-character at Hyeongjun’s fan-sign event, before the mood shifts as he is named the target and placed in danger.
Under the premise of “my favorite idol becoming my target,” the trailer presents multiple choices. Near the end, Hyeongjun asks, “Noona, what do you want me to do?” teasing the directions the story may take.
Kitts has been expanding its library with monthly releases, following titles including “Wind Up,” starring NCT’s Jeno and Jaemin, and “Jumpboy LIVE,” starring VERIVERY’s Kangmin. “Kill the Romeo” is expected to differentiate itself from typical romantic comedies through its first-person format and branching story points.
“Kill the Romeo,” starring Hyeongjun, will be released on Kitts on the 27th.
The series from global K-pop short-form platform Kitts is an interactive, multi-ending romantic comedy told in first person. It follows “me,” a top-tier assassin whose alter ego is a devoted fan, after a new target is assigned: the viewer’s favorite idol, “Hyeongjun.” The story begins when the A-list killer receives an order to eliminate him. Hyeongjun plays an idol character who shares his name, marking his first acting project.
The newly released main trailer opens with tense music and the line, “All my targets are called Romeo. Codename ‘Juliet.’ I’m a killer.” It then shows the viewer-character at Hyeongjun’s fan-sign event, before the mood shifts as he is named the target and placed in danger.
Under the premise of “my favorite idol becoming my target,” the trailer presents multiple choices. Near the end, Hyeongjun asks, “Noona, what do you want me to do?” teasing the directions the story may take.
Kitts has been expanding its library with monthly releases, following titles including “Wind Up,” starring NCT’s Jeno and Jaemin, and “Jumpboy LIVE,” starring VERIVERY’s Kangmin. “Kill the Romeo” is expected to differentiate itself from typical romantic comedies through its first-person format and branching story points.
“Kill the Romeo,” starring Hyeongjun, will be released on Kitts on the 27th.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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