The production team of the animated series The God of Misfortune continues to stir the social media landscape by releasing a shocking scene featuring Mit and a group of girls living together. Among these girls is the main character, Thong (Baifern Pimchanok).
Mit is an inspector of the authorities, tasked with protecting her brother Bun, leading her to play the role of a guardian. After Bun goes missing, Mit confines nine girls, previously under Bun’s care, as a way to ensure her own safety. Mit is mentally exhausted, deeply troubled by the thought that she must defeat Bun at any cost.
Unable to find Bun, Mit keeps the nine girls in her home, observing them as they engage in various activities while desperately trying to uncover Bun’s whereabouts.
Initially, Thong intends to assist Mit. She willingly embraces the danger to act as a mediator for Mit. However, as Mit’s true intentions come to light, Thong becomes increasingly wary. Thong seeks a way to escape the grip of Mit, knowing that she cannot remain in this situation indefinitely, prompting her to change her strategy.
At the same time, Thong finds herself caught up in police investigations regarding Mit’s illegal activities, hoping to find evidence that can lead to Mit’s arrest. Thong secretly follows the police’s lead, while also devising a plan to escape from Mit’s clutches.
Thong connects with Malee, subtly suggesting that if Malee follows her instructions, she will gain freedom while also seizing some of Mit’s assets that were previously hidden. Thong and Malee then recruit seven other girls to assist in their plan to escape Mit. The girls, dressed in disguise, help Mit while secretly plotting their own escape.
The following morning, the girls prepare a variety of disguises, intending to use Mit’s finances to aid in their escape from the confines of their situation.
Although the scene of confinement is just one aspect of Mit’s overall plan, it certainly captivates the audience’s attention, drawing them deeper into the narrative of The God of Misfortune. Many viewers believe that The God of Misfortune has surpassed the typical limits of animated storytelling.
The God of Misfortune is currently streaming on VieON.
