Expected timing and plot for Disney Plus Moving's follow-up (includes conclusion)

Disney Plus has released the prequel to "Moving," and a sequel called "Timing" is anticipated. Here's a summary of the content and storyline of "Timing," along with introductions to the characters appearing in it.

 

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Introduction of "Timing" Characters:

In "Timing," several individuals with unique abilities, much like the superpowered individuals in Disney Plus' "Moving," make brief appearances.

 

Introduction of "Timing" Superpowered Individuals:

 

1. Kim Youngtak (Time Stopper): A time-based ability user who can freeze time by snapping his fingers, allowing him to move within that frozen time frame.

 

2. Jang Seyoon (Foresighter): She can see events in the future, but only 10 minutes ahead, and she cannot control this ability.

 

3. Kang Minhyuk (Time Winder): An ability user capable of rewinding time by 10 seconds.

 

4. Park Jagi (Dream Seer): A dreamer with the ability to see impending disasters in her dreams.

 

5. Yang Seongshik (Grim Reaper): When making eye contact, people die. He can also see a person's lifespan, including his own, and can see spirits.

 

"Timing" Synopsis:

Park Jagi is a schoolteacher leading a life as an ordinary teacher, although her destiny is to receive a divine revelation. One day, she dreams of the students in her school dying en masse and decides to gather other individuals with unique abilities from her dreams to prevent a catastrophe.

 

"Timing" Contains Spoilers:

In her quest to prevent the catastrophe she saw in her dreams, Park Jagi encounters individuals with extraordinary abilities. Among them are Youngtak, Minhyuk, and Seyoon. Due to a mysterious death, Yang Seongshik, who is also a Grim Reaper, arrives at the school just as the catastrophe is about to occur.

 

Each character's abilities are unveiled, and they each have their weaknesses. This sets "Timing" apart from Marvel, as these abilities come with limitations. For example, Youngtak, the seemingly invulnerable Time Stopper, experiences difficulty as time is frozen, including a lack of oxygen, forcing him to constantly move towards a source of oxygen. During stopped time, ghosts are not affected by time and continue to move, which Youngtak cannot control. Additionally, government agents are aware of Youngtak's ability, although they do not fully understand it.

 

Time Rewinder Minhyuk can only reverse time by 10 seconds, and this ability comes with significant constraints. A tragic event involving a gas explosion that separates his wife and child pushes him to the brink as he tirelessly attempts to save them but eventually gives up, considering his ability a curse.

 

Seyoon's ability manifests randomly, causing her to fall asleep and see the future 10 minutes ahead. Yang Seongshik's Grim Reaper ability requires direct eye contact. Otherwise, he appears to be an ordinary person. He often checks his lifespan in mirrors, reflecting his weariness from dealing with people's lies and pretenses.

 

Interestingly, Park Jagi, despite being a Dream Seer, cannot foresee clear visions of the future. Her dreams constantly change and evolve.

 

A crucial character, Baek Gi-hyeong, has the ability to see one-thousandth of a second into the future, which allows him to detect even the slightest eye movements when people lie. His character adds depth to the story, and he becomes entangled in the events when he witnesses Youngtak using his Time Stop ability and Minhyuk rewinding time.

 

Ultimately, Park Jagi learns that she must commit suicide to awaken from the dream and gain full knowledge of the situation, which includes preventing Youngi's death, the key to the entire catastrophe. She manages to save Youngi and hides the students from the Grim Reaper, ultimately preventing the disaster and forming a team with Youngtak, Minhyuk, Seyoon, and others to become heroes safeguarding their community.

 

The story seamlessly transitions into the sequel, "Again," where they meet other abilities from the world of Grim Reapers, making it a captivating continuation. The intricate details of each character's abilities and their limitations make "Timing" a compelling masterpiece. Kang Pool's talent shines through, and fans eagerly anticipate the sequel's production announcement after his involvement in the "Moving" drama led to a delay in the webtoon's continuation. With ample funding from Disney Plus, we hope to see the sequel to "Disney Plus' Moving" released soon.