No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Review: We Are Yet See Much Development

No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Review: Today’s episode was a decent episode that shows a bit more about how Si-yeol can get back to his previous life. Let us see what happened in detail.

  • No Tail To Tell Netflix Cast

    Kim Hye-yoon, Lomon, Lee Si-woo, Jang Dong-joo, Kim Tae-woo, Choi Seung-yoon

  • No Tail To Tell Kdrama Director

    Kim Jung-kwon

  • No Tail To Tell Series Screenwriter

    Park Chan-young, Jo Ah-young

  • Original Title

    오늘부터 인간입니다만

No Tail To Tell Episode 6 has a runtime of 1 hour and 5 minutes.

No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Recap

No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Review
No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Review: Kim Hye-yoon

This episode opens with Woo-seok finding out that Eun-ho is not a nine-tailed fox anymore and has turned into a human. He becomes hurt after finding out that his friend did not agree to let him have his life because he wanted to help him, but because he could not go back to the way things were. Woo-seok also told Si-yeol to tell him the truth about his problems because he would love to help him in some ways. However, Eun-ho comes between them and tries to tell them how human friendships can never last because they are superficial. Thus, to keep Woo-seok out of the picture, Geum-ho wipes his memory out

She sends him back to his car, making it seem he did not meet Si-yeol in the first place. Following this, Si-yeol tells Eun-ho not to do something like this anymore because he believes in his friend. However, Eun-ho stays stuck to her claim that no one should be believed. On the other hand, Yoon also researches about Si-yeol because he is a client of Eun-ho. Later, Geum-ho finally tells Si-yeol and Eun-ho the way Eun-ho can become a nine-tailed fox. She tells Eun-ho that once she becomes a nine-tailed fox, she can switch places with Eun-ho, and after doing this, Eun-ho will become a nine-tailed fox, and Geum-ho will become a human, something that she always wanted.

No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Review
No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Review: Kim Hye-yoon, Lomon

Geum-ho’s idea made no sense to Eun-ho, who questioned her plans and even asked her where she got the idea. Eun-ho literally chased her off and, in turn, got reprimanded by Si-yeol. Here, they both fight because of their varied views, and Eun-ho decides to take Geum-ho to the police, so that she does not get conned by normal humans. While going to a buffet, Si-yeol gives a tour to Eun-ho and Geum-ho to show Geum-ho how good being a human is. Eun-ho obviously does not agree to this and gives a reality check to Geum-ho and Si-yeol that living an ordinary life is not easy for anyone.

Later, the three of them also go to an amusement park, and they spend some happy moments together. Here, Si-yeol reflects on the fact that he does not really mind his current life, as he can do many things that he previously could not. Towards the end, both Si-yeol and Eun-ho also save some kids from a burning house, and this act indirectly brings them closer. Though these characters are still not in a relationship, they are slowly caring for each other a lot more than normal.

No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Review
No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Review: Kim Hye-yoon, Lomon

No Tail To Tell Episode 6 Review

This was a nice episode, but we are still not in the better parts of the story. The pacing has slowed down significantly, and I think it needs to be more suitable to make this series a great fantasy show. The characters are good in their roles, but the chemistry is not attention-grabbing yet.

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No Tail To Tell Episode 5 Review: This episode shows clashing beliefs about trust and humanity, as Si-yeol and Eun-ho slowly grow closer.
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar has a Post Graduate in English Literature and her love for Anime has taken her to study Japanese. She has nearly four years of writing experience and has been published on platforms such as IGN India, FandomWire, and CBR.

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