Kiss Sixth Sense Ending Explained: Superpowers, Stalkers and Soulmates

Kiss Sixth Sense Overview

Kiss Sixth Sense (키스 식스 센스) is a romantic-fantasy Korean drama series directed by Nam Ki-hoon and stars Yoon Kye-sang, Seo Ji-hye, Kim Ji-suk and Hwang Bo-ra, alongside other cast members. The series has 12 episodes, each with a runtime of around an hour. The series is based on the webtoon of the same name by Gatnyeo.

The series follows Hong Se-yool, an employee of Zeu.Ad advertising company who has a weird ability – she is able to see a person’s future by kissing them. Her powers can be extremely interesting to many, but for her, it has done nothing but create a problem. She has little to no social and romantic life thanks to it and has thus resigned herself to her work since that’s the only thing that can’t disappoint her at this point. However, when she accidentally lands a kiss on her boss, Cha Min-hu, things take a turn that she could have never imagined!

Kiss Sixth Sense: What Happened in the Last 2 Episodes?

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Still From Kiss Sixth Sense Episode 11

Ye-sool figures out in the worst way possible in the Kiss Sixth Sense finale that she has a stalker when Hae-jin, the man whom she trusted for so long, turns out to be obsessed with her mother and kidnaps her. Min-hu, sensing something amiss, goes after her and at the reservoir from her premonition, he saves her once more.

Jealous and filled with misplaced anger, Hae-jin stabs Min-hu, blaming him for his ‘daughter’s’ condition. The police and ambulance arrive just then and Hae-jin is arrested while Min-hu is taken to the hospital. Having lost a lot of blood, his condition remains on the fence but he does wake up after 2 weeks.

Surprisingly they realise that both have lost their powers and try their hand at normal relationships. 6 months later, they constantly fight and bicker with each other about the smallest of things but regardless of what happens, promise to go with the flow.

Also Read: Kiss Sixth Sense Episode 12 Recap and Review: A Fierce Need For Superpowers

Kiss Sixth Sense Ending Explained

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Ok, so we will start with who Kim Hae-ji is: He was a former classmate of Kim Sa-ra, Ye-sool’s mother, who got obsessed with her. Even when she got married and had Ye-sool, he continued to fantasise about a life with her and thought of Ye-sool to be her daughter.

During a particularly awful breakdown, he comes face to face with Ye-sool’s father and after some back and forth, he stabs her father, killing him. Ye-sool and Min-hu come back home then and the latter is astonished to find her father lying on the floor in a pool of blood. When he sees Hae-jin hiding behind the curtain, he runs off with Ye-sool.

Trying to hide near the reservoir, a tiny Ye-sool falls into the reservoir and Min-hu saves her. Hae-jin manages to escape at that point and is never caught for his murder.

So, how do these two get their powers?

The night that Min-hu saved Ye-sool years ago, it was a blood moon and, going through a tragedy of this calibre, they got their powers when he gave her CPR. Thus, when the exact same situation happened in the present, and with the tragedy over, their powers disappeared… until she saw something while kissing Min-hu in the last scene!

Why do Min-hu and Ye-sool fight so much?

After their powers disappear, they can’t rely on those abilities to make decisions and have to go into the adulting blind which includes their relationship as well as work. Without those powers, they have to figure stuff out on their own, resulting in more fights and their uglier sides coming out. However, Ye-sool mentions in the end that regardless of what this unsure situation brings, they are still going to try their best at their relationship, even if they break up later.

Watch Kiss Sixth Sense on Disney+.

Also Read: All Kiss Sixth Sense recaps!

Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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