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Bucchigiri Episode 12 Review: Jasmine Chan Revealed!

Bucchigiri Episode 12 Review: Arajin finally comes to his senses and takes on the role of the hero that he is.

Bucchigiri Episode 11 Review: Arajin Needs To Step Up

Bucchigiri Episode 11 Review: Matakara is going bonkers and beating people mercilessly.

Bucchigiri Episode 10 Review: Matakara Is On His Villain Era

Bucchigiri Episode 10 Review: Matakara has gone to the dark side and become the perfect pawn for Ichiya.

Bucchigiri Episode 9 Review: Matakara Finally Gives Up On Arajin

Bucchigiri Episode 9 Review: Ichiya tries to manipulate Matakara to accept him and give up on his friendship with Arajin.

Bucchigiri Episode 8 Review: Arajin Is Really Hopeless

Bucchigiri Episode 8 Review: Matakara faces some tragic situations, and he has no one beside him to support him.

Bucchigiri Episode 7 Review: An Intense Group Date

Bucchigiri Episode 7 Review: Arajin goes on a group date with Marito and does not expect the things that happened there.

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