Shaman points toward 'Kim Gura's son' and says, "I see a candle and an ancestor in front of your head" (Ghost-catching Marines)

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A shaman makes a cryptic remark directed at rapper Gree, son of Kim Gura, raising curiosity.In the 10th episode of the YouTube occult content Ghost-Catching Marines, released on the 26th, former Marines Kwak Beom (1027th Class), Song Jae-hee (879th Class), and Gree (Kim Dong-hyun, 1308th Class) visit an abandoned building to have a special healing time.On this day, Kwak Beom reveals his determination for the episode, stating, Today is an important day that will decide whether Season 1 of Ghost-Catching Marines ends or if it is the true finale of the Marines. Song Jae-hee laments, Viewers ask us in the comments to do a few more episodes a week, but it feels like we are getting older every time we come here, to which Kwak Beom replies, It feels like a ghost is sucking my life force.Wrapping up Season 1, the three also share behind-the-scenes stories from their search missions and their innermost thoughts. Recalling the scene in Episode 9 where he engaged in a fight reminiscent of a morning drama with Gaehwa Shindang, who was possessed by his fathers spirit, Song Jae-hee candidly reveals his feelings, saying, Im a Marine who catches ghosts, but since I was scared every time, I actually wanted to fight at least once.Furthermore, regarding the Ghost Village episode in Episode 5, which even drew comments questioning if the situation was real, Gree clarifies, We really didnt edit it.Kwak Beom says, There is a soju smell incident I still dont understand, and shares an anecdote about how the actual filming location smelled of soju while he was communicating with Sunhwadang during the abandoned rest stop episode in Episode 3. He also elicits laughter by sharing a behind-the-scenes story about how, when discussing ghost stories with celebrity colleagues, he acts arrogantly asking if theyve ever smelled soju.Following this, in Episode 10, Healing Shaman Na Eon-am appears as a shaman accompanied by percussion chimes. Kwak Beom marvels at Na Eon-ams healing aura, remarking, I have met many shamans before, but this feels different.Na Eon-am presents the three with colorful thread bracelets and holds a healing session using chimes. As the three become captivated by the mysterious melody of the chimes, Na Eon-am surprises everyone by telling Kwak Beom, You are in a very serious condition.Furthermore, Na Eon-am not only reads the Marines fortunes for next year but also presents a special therapy using singing bowls flown in from Tibet to personally locate their ailments. As Song Jae-hee steps forward as the first healer, Na Eon-am senses an unexpected energy and says, You should be careful. Despite the unexpected result, Song Jae-hee piques curiosity by saying, It is fine to just leave this.Next, Na Eon-am surprises Gri by telling him, I keep seeing a candle in front of your head. I see your ancestors. Curiosity is heightened as to exactly what story Na Eon-am shared to heal the Marines.The final episode of Season 1 of Ghost-Hunting Marines will be released on YouTube at 9 PM on the 23rd, and will also be broadcast on E Channel at a later date.Photo = DB, E Channel
A shaman makes a cryptic remark directed at rapper Gree, son of Kim Gura, raising curiosity.In the 10th episode of the YouTube occult content Ghost-Catching Marines, released on the 26th, former Marines Kwak Beom (1027th Class), Song Jae-hee (879th Class), and Gree (Kim Dong-hyun, 1308th Class) visit an abandoned building to have a special healing time.On this day, Kwak Beom reveals his determination for the episode, stating, Today is an important day that will decide whether Season 1 of Ghost-Catching Marines ends or if it is the true finale of the Marines. Song Jae-hee laments, Viewers ask us in the comments to do a few more episodes a week, but it feels like we are getting older every time we come here, to which Kwak Beom replies, It feels like a ghost is sucking my life force.Wrapping up Season 1, the three also share behind-the-scenes stories from their search missions and their innermost thoughts. Recalling the scene in Episode 9 where he engaged in a fight reminiscent of a morning drama with Gaehwa Shindang, who was possessed by his fathers spirit, Song Jae-hee candidly reveals his feelings, saying, Im a Marine who catches ghosts, but since I was scared every time, I actually wanted to fight at least once.Furthermore, regarding the Ghost Village episode in Episode 5, which even drew comments questioning if the situation was real, Gree clarifies, We really didnt edit it.Kwak Beom says, There is a soju smell incident I still dont understand, and shares an anecdote about how the actual filming location smelled of soju while he was communicating with Sunhwadang during the abandoned rest stop episode in Episode 3. He also elicits laughter by sharing a behind-the-scenes story about how, when discussing ghost stories with celebrity colleagues, he acts arrogantly asking if theyve ever smelled soju.Following this, in Episode 10, Healing Shaman Na Eon-am appears as a shaman accompanied by percussion chimes. Kwak Beom marvels at Na Eon-ams healing aura, remarking, I have met many shamans before, but this feels different.Na Eon-am presents the three with colorful thread bracelets and holds a healing session using chimes. As the three become captivated by the mysterious melody of the chimes, Na Eon-am surprises everyone by telling Kwak Beom, You are in a very serious condition.Furthermore, Na Eon-am not only reads the Marines fortunes for next year but also presents a special therapy using singing bowls flown in from Tibet to personally locate their ailments. As Song Jae-hee steps forward as the first healer, Na Eon-am senses an unexpected energy and says, You should be careful. Despite the unexpected result, Song Jae-hee piques curiosity by saying, It is fine to just leave this.Next, Na Eon-am surprises Gri by telling him, I keep seeing a candle in front of your head. I see your ancestors. Curiosity is heightened as to exactly what story Na Eon-am shared to heal the Marines.The final episode of Season 1 of Ghost-Hunting Marines will be released on YouTube at 9 PM on the 23rd, and will also be broadcast on E Channel at a later date.Photo = DB, E Channel

A shaman makes a cryptic remark directed at rapper Gree, son of Kim Gura, raising curiosity.

In the 10th episode of the YouTube occult content "Ghost-Catching Marines," released on the 26th, former Marines Kwak Beom (1027th Class), Song Jae-hee (879th Class), and Gree (Kim Dong-hyun, 1308th Class) visit an abandoned building to have a special healing time.

On this day, Kwak Beom reveals his determination for the episode, stating, "Today is an important day that will decide whether Season 1 of 'Ghost-Catching Marines' ends or if it is the true finale of the 'Marines'." Song Jae-hee laments, "Viewers ask us in the comments to do a few more episodes a week, but it feels like we are getting older every time we come here," to which Kwak Beom replies, "It feels like a ghost is sucking my life force."

Wrapping up Season 1, the three also share behind-the-scenes stories from their search missions and their innermost thoughts. Recalling the scene in Episode 9 where he engaged in a fight reminiscent of a morning drama with Gaehwa Shindang, who was possessed by his father's spirit, Song Jae-hee candidly reveals his feelings, saying, "I'm a Marine who catches ghosts, but since I was scared every time, I actually wanted to fight at least once."

Furthermore, regarding the "Ghost Village" episode in Episode 5, which even drew comments questioning if the situation was real, Gree clarifies, "We really didn't edit it."

Kwak Beom says, "There is a soju smell incident I still don't understand," and shares an anecdote about how the actual filming location smelled of soju while he was communicating with Sunhwadang during the abandoned rest stop episode in Episode 3. He also elicits laughter by sharing a behind-the-scenes story about how, when discussing ghost stories with celebrity colleagues, he "acts arrogantly asking if they've ever smelled soju."

Following this, in Episode 10, "Healing Shaman" Na Eon-am appears as a shaman accompanied by percussion chimes. Kwak Beom marvels at Na Eon-am's healing aura, remarking, "I have met many shamans before, but this feels different."

Na Eon-am presents the three with colorful thread bracelets and holds a healing session using chimes. As the three become captivated by the mysterious melody of the chimes, Na Eon-am surprises everyone by telling Kwak Beom, "You are in a very serious condition."

Furthermore, Na Eon-am not only reads the 'Marines' fortunes for next year but also presents a special therapy using singing bowls flown in from Tibet to personally locate their ailments. As Song Jae-hee steps forward as the first healer, Na Eon-am senses an unexpected energy and says, "You should be careful." Despite the unexpected result, Song Jae-hee piques curiosity by saying, "It is fine to just leave this."

Next, Na Eon-am surprises Gri by telling him, "I keep seeing a candle in front of your head. I see your ancestors." Curiosity is heightened as to exactly what story Na Eon-am shared to heal the 'Marines'.

The final episode of Season 1 of 'Ghost-Hunting Marines' will be released on YouTube at 9 PM on the 23rd, and will also be broadcast on E Channel at a later date.

Photo = DB, E Channel