Kim Hye Yoon and Lomon Spark Chemistry in 'No Tail to Tell' Drama Poster
SBS's new fantasy romance 'No Tail to Tell' reveals a new poster featuring Kim Hye Yoon and Lomon. Discover the story of a Gen Z gumiho and a soccer star.
What happens when a Gen Z gumiho who refuses to become human meets a world-class soccer star? SBS's upcoming fantasy romance No Tail to Tell has unveiled a heart-fluttering new poster featuring leads Kim Hye Yoon and Lomon.
Kim Hye Yoon No Tail to Tell Lomon Drama: A New Visual Pairing
The latest poster showcases a tender moment as Kim Hye Yoon finds herself nestled in Lomon's embrace. Kim Hye Yoon plays Eun Ho, a quirky nine-tailed fox who is perfectly content with her supernatural status. Opposite her, Lomon portrays Kang Si Yeol, an overly confident athlete who stumbles into her magical world.
Flipping the Gumiho Trope
According to reports, the drama intends to breathe new life into the traditional gumiho folklore. Instead of the desperate quest for humanity, the story focuses on the clash between Eun Ho's carefree attitude and Si Yeol's high-stakes reality. Fans are already buzzing about the height difference and visual harmony displayed in the teaser materials.
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