actually, the wish mv for the japanese version has some different scenes and different ending too from the korean one. for example like in the korean one, it was sakuya that likes the girl but in the japanese ver it was more focused on riku.
Make sure you watch both the Korean and Japanese versions of NCT-Wish's "Wish" MV, because even though it starts out looking like it's the same story in both MVs, if you watch them both you will see that the stories are slightly different and the two MVs are connected. NCT-Wish is NCT's Japanese sub-unit, and like everything SM does, their MVs have a storyline that goes along with the group concept, so you need to watch all versions of everything they do in order to catch the whole storyline. There's a reason why the Korean version MV just kind of ends abruptly, because that's not really the end of the story.
Thank you for your reaction. The blonde one in the middle and sing part 1 (opening part) is Yushi (lead vocalist and main dancer), but for that scene (part 2), the one singing is Sion (lead vocalist, lead dancer and leader).
The Wish babies will be active in both Korea and Japan! As opposed to WayV who exclusively sings in Mandarin and does some English and Korean versions sometimes, Wish seems to exclusively release both Korean and Japanese versions and juggle both markets at the same time. They also plan to be in Korean music shows and variety shows, too. So it's very interesting to see their growth as a unit and how their success and popularity will unfold. They've gotten a very loyal fandom in Japan, a lot of whom aren't even NCT fans in the first place. The kids won them over during Lastart era, so you never know. They could really grow exponentially in Japan. The Korean and international fandoms, that would always be there as part of NCT, but Japan is their main focus after all.
Whether they're young or fresh, they're NCT. Basic dancing and singing are very outstanding. They have a short trainee period,but SM's directing is excellent Most of the members are Japanese, but I came to SM for K-pop and the world. So wish are good at Korean and English. Please take good care of me
Thanks for reacting ❤️ you should definitely check out the jp ver of Wish and Sail Away too because imo it sounds better than the kr ver since 4 of them are jp.
right!! idk why people are choosing Korean versions of their songs when they're literally the JAPANESE unit of NCT lol Chinese and Japanese idols are already known to be mistreated by SM and now the public is doing the exact same thing
@@isalvim i feel your pain. I''ve only seen 1 reactor that chose jp instead of kr. I've also been leaving comments in different reactions vids, asking them to also check out the jp ver. Anyway, check out japanese ppl reacting to Wish and use auto generated captions. A lot of them are super impressed by them and are big fans. I made a playlist of the ones I liked so far but I'm sure there are a lot more outside.
Sion's voice is as addictive as it is sensual, soft, I love Sion, he is an ACE, he can sing, dance, rap, without a doubt SM knew what he was doing when he debuted him. The Japanese Version of Wish only has new scenes but the music is the same. And, NCT Wish's members are so good and talented, i'm so proud of them
It makes ne sad to always see Jaehee in the back of the choreo. He got the most verses in line distribution of 'Wish' but never shines enough. He sings so well with all his hight notes. I hope he becomes more comfortable with dancing. 💚💚💚 So glad to see my wish babies debut 💚💚💚
Thanks for your reaction! Enjoyed it as always! ❤ I really like this debut, guys are super talented, sound is definitely neo and I love it! Choreo on point! 💚 I’d like to recommend you boygrop NOMAD! They just debuted .. like day ago or so, they’re very talented, they work on their own music, lyrics and choreos! You should check out their performance video of ’Lights on’! ❤🔥
please in the future react only to Japanese versions of their songs if you have to pick one language 😭 they're literally the Japanese unit of NCT.. so like WayV, it wouldn't make sense to only react to the Korean version of their songs
