Actor Ko Kyung-pyo is accused of a fashion crime even in distant Germany.
Ro Hong-chul, Choi Kang-rok, Ko Kyung-pyo and Panivotal are set to time-slip into a German traditional knight festival that fully immerses them in a medieval worldview.
Tonight (12th) at 9:10 p.m., MBC's Nolleo Coaster will air a medieval-themed travelogue of the four "Nolchin-ja" who visited the largest and most historically proud medieval time-slip festival in Germany.
Upon entering the festival grounds, the members encounter "medieval enthusiasts" with overwhelming scale and shocking visuals as if the drama "Game of Thrones" had been transplanted, and they burst into admiration. In addition to various medieval shops seen only in games, there are warriors riding horses and running right before their eyes. With the whole alley looking as if it had time-slipped into the medieval era, all the members reportedly became completely immersed in the medieval worldview.
In particular, the four attract attention by transforming into four distinct characters from medieval games. Ko Kyung-pyo, who was often suspected of "fashion crimes," perfectly transforms into a "real Robin Hood," boasting a surprising sync rate, and the towering German crowd only highlights the standout presence of Choi Kang-rok and Panivotal's "medieval hobbit" visuals, promising laughs.
But the peace is short-lived as an unexpected incident unfolds. A hair-trigger confrontation between Panivotal and a German medieval warrior takes place. It was even reported that Choi Kang-rok emerged as a "relief pitcher," taking up a bow to save Pani, raising curiosity about what exactly happened.
Meanwhile, Choi Kang-rok, who usually remained calm in any situation, suddenly showed signs of anxiety, surprising everyone. He, who had been sticking close to the members like gum, even made a public confession saying "stay by my side," prompting interest in what happened to him.
Meanwhile, Ko Kyung-pyo is considered an actor whose appearance changes noticeably before and after receiving payments in the entertainment industry. During inactive periods he drew attention for looking so comfortable and fuller that he was hard to recognize, presenting a visual in real life 180 degrees different from his on-screen appearance.
[Photo] MBC Nolleo Coaster
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