Both shows:
>> Feature a kind of time travel. In Kairos, the ML is able to change his present by having the FL (who is one month in the past) change things. In 365, both the ML and FL travel back one year to change the outcome of their lives.
>> The ML is betrayed by someone close.
>> The ML and FL must work together to overcome a common thread.
>> The FL is actively engaged in the plot and knows how to overcome problems.
>> The leads establish a deep friendship.
>> The ML in 365 RTY has a group of friends he relies on; while the FL in Kairos has a similare net of support as well.
>> Feature a kind of time travel. In Kairos, the ML is able to change his present by having the FL (who is one month in the past) change things. In 365, both the ML and FL travel back one year to change the outcome of their lives.
>> The ML is betrayed by someone close.
>> The ML and FL must work together to overcome a common thread.
>> The FL is actively engaged in the plot and knows how to overcome problems.
>> The leads establish a deep friendship.
>> The ML in 365 RTY has a group of friends he relies on; while the FL in Kairos has a similare net of support as well.
-Both explore different time-lines (Kairos does it a little bit better)
- They both have a well developed Female Bad Guy (although the main Big Bad is a Guy)
- Both have a everyday FML, that takes action and is brave
- FML with a best friend that is in love with them
Kairos is a little darker (no humor and the only love story is between the bad guys), but it is very exciting and well written .
- They both have a well developed Female Bad Guy (although the main Big Bad is a Guy)
- Both have a everyday FML, that takes action and is brave
- FML with a best friend that is in love with them
Kairos is a little darker (no humor and the only love story is between the bad guys), but it is very exciting and well written .
The ML n FL were connected into particular time and they solved the case together. Their current versions were separated by one month apart.
Synopsis
Living a precarious life as a part-timer at a convenience store, Ae Ri strives to support her mother who is on a waiting list for a heart transplant. Unfortunately, her mother’s worsened physical condition leads her to forgo the long-awaited opportunity for the transplant, and just like that her mother disappears. Things were already chaotic enough for Ae Ri when she receives a phone call from a strange man claiming to be from the same world but 31 days in the future. Ironically, he desperately asks Ae Ri for help. Seo Jin, a father and a husband of a close-knit family, has been living a successful life as the youngest person to become a director at a construction company. One day, it all crumbles down with the kidnapping of his daughter and his wife’s suicide. On the verge of breaking down, he is given an opportunity to restore everything that was lost under one condition, help from a strange woman. To bring his daughter and wife back to life, he makes a phone call as the clock strikes 10:33.
Synopsis
Living a precarious life as a part-timer at a convenience store, Ae Ri strives to support her mother who is on a waiting list for a heart transplant. Unfortunately, her mother’s worsened physical condition leads her to forgo the long-awaited opportunity for the transplant, and just like that her mother disappears. Things were already chaotic enough for Ae Ri when she receives a phone call from a strange man claiming to be from the same world but 31 days in the future. Ironically, he desperately asks Ae Ri for help. Seo Jin, a father and a husband of a close-knit family, has been living a successful life as the youngest person to become a director at a construction company. One day, it all crumbles down with the kidnapping of his daughter and his wife’s suicide. On the verge of breaking down, he is given an opportunity to restore everything that was lost under one condition, help from a strange woman. To bring his daughter and wife back to life, he makes a phone call as the clock strikes 10:33.
Both have a very similar feel to them. In train the ml travels to an alternate dimension in order to solve a serial murder case. And in Kairos the ml gets in contact with a woman from the past in order to save his kidnapped daughter. Though the storylines are different, they both use fantastical elements to solve a crime.
The only similarities between these two are the writer's usage of "time-travel" or "time-altering ability" to further the plot. In FGTD the FL is caught in a time loop and the only way to break free of it is by keeping her boss from dying. In Kairos, the ML lives a month in the future and, by communicating with the Female Lead, they work together to help each other avoid disaster (which includes death).
FGTD is mostly a comedy with some melodrama towards the second half; while Kairos is a more serious drama.
In addition, the FLs in both shows are very active, opinionated, and stubborn; while the MLs are portrayed as aggressive and arrogant at first, but they change as they face problems, learn from their mistakes and begin to rely on the FLs.
FGTD is mostly a comedy with some melodrama towards the second half; while Kairos is a more serious drama.
In addition, the FLs in both shows are very active, opinionated, and stubborn; while the MLs are portrayed as aggressive and arrogant at first, but they change as they face problems, learn from their mistakes and begin to rely on the FLs.