Under the leadership of Director Kim Yeon-koung, the 'Victory Wonder Dogs' are set to face off against Japan's top high school team in a match that will test their pride.
In the fourth episode of the MBC entertainment program 'Rookie Director Kim Yeon-koung', the intense showdown between the 'Victory Wonder Dogs' and Japan's top high school team, Shujitsu High School, will be revealed for the first time. This match marks Director Kim Yeon-koung's debut on the international stage and carries the symbolic significance of a Korea-Japan volleyball match, drawing the attention of fans.
However, in the early stages of the match, the 'Victory Wonder Dogs' struggle to hide their confusion as their attacks fail to connect. The technically strong Japanese volleyball, characterized by solid fundamentals and powerful spikes, proves to be much stronger than expected, leaving the players in a state of disarray.
Amidst the turmoil, captain Pyo Seung-joo shouts, "Focus! Focus!" to rally the players and reignite their fighting spirit.
Director Kim Yeon-koung also reorganizes the game with unwavering leadership. Along with captain Pyo Seung-joo, who shows growth in every match, they aim to turn the tide with the strong presence of Moon Myung-hwa (nicknamed 'Today's Masterpiece' card), who has been a standout as a service ace.
In particular, Pyo Seung-joo recalls moments from the Tokyo Olympics when she played alongside Director Kim Yeon-koung, now making a significant impact as the captain of the 'Victory Wonder Dogs'.
Will the 'Victory Wonder Dogs' be able to secure a victory against Japan's top high school team, Shujitsu High School? As they sweat and fight hard, which team will wear the smile of victory? The first Korea-Japan match led by Director Kim Yeon-koung, which is sure to stimulate everyone's dopamine, can be confirmed through the live broadcast.
Episode 4 of 'Rookie Director Kim Yeon-koung' will air on the 19th at 9:10 PM, and unreleased content will also be available on the official YouTube channel 'Wonder Dogs Locker Room'.
[Kim Mi-ji, Star Today Reporter]
