Weapons of Ass Destruction

So back in season 1, I posted about wondering Yeseung’s actual birthday and sun sign (found the confirmation on Twitter but nice to see it finally clarified in the comic lol), but are the birthdates on the cards meant to symbolize different years like 199X vs 199Y?

chapters ranked by most “healthy” to most “toxic” main ships: 1) #8 as the canonical ending message to encourage picking ‘healthy’ partners, 2) #4 as the actual lightest story, 3) #1 for mind games but mutual, 4) #3 because of whack behavior and an iffy “I can fix him” message but oddly wholesome with a rational and patient protagonist, 5) #2 for a happy turnout but only after all the threats and displaced anger (bro stay away from his mom), 6) #7 for lack of consent with both parties, had a strong start with admiration/respect and they’ve got potential, 7) #6 for all the mind games and tests with that piece of shit partner, not to mention the little to no attraction involved, 8) #5 as the most blatant abusive relationship (physically & verbally) and the twisted portrayal of how they’re ultimately “meant for each other”, both need help and better communication but at least it ends on a note where they’re slowly working at it

as for my personal rankings: 1) #1 wish it was a full-story, I dig the mental sadism vs masochism concepts and perversion, 2) #2 cool horror elements and a bittersweet story, apparently I cried when I first read this years ago, 3) #7 highs and lows but I like most of it and it’s interesting with strong potential, 4) #3 lowkey comforting and funny with potential growth, 5) nice and chill, 6) #5 not nice but toxic in a way I can stomach and they kinda are made for each other, 7) #8 too on-the-nose but interesting concept with a good ending, 8) most upsetting read and hate the ship, sucks too because I thought the protagonist was cute