Defying Time!!! Just like Kim Jong Kook, let’s break everything😏 Who is the ultimate superpower?! ICONIC POWER RACE🔮 | TwoThreeH2H EP.4

Why Koreans care

This is an idol adaptation of Running Man’s 2011 episode 74 Superpower Special, not a generic superhero concept. The potion, time reset, duplication and spatial-control mechanics reproduce the original’s game vocabulary; [SBS’s official episode page](https://programs.sbs.co.kr/programTemplate/amp/vod/runningman/22000052377) describes its seven-person, seven-power “Best of the Best” race. Korean commenters’ “self-content” means recurring official idol web variety, where off-stage member characters are developed between music promotions.

In the Korean comments

Majority: Reactions concentrate on A-NA’s four soongsoong performers making her conspicuous and attackable: “A-NA kept drawing aggro because of the soongsoongs and getting attacked all day; it’s so damn funny.” Fandom: Some viewers interpret the gag as attracting people beyond the existing fandom: “It looks like tons of fans of other groups came after the soongsoong clones showed up on Reels.” Minority: A smaller group praises the format design rather than one member: “The content team is seriously damn smart; even people who normally aren’t interested have no choice but to click.”

What the words mean

“Soongsoong” is not random monkey babble. It extends A-NA’s nickname No-soongi, combining her birth name Noh Yu-na with wonsungi (“monkey”), so her duplicates speak in monkey sounds; [a Korean profile](https://v.daum.net/v/20260320113027298) documents the wordplay. The “Gary role plus Lee Kwang-soo role” comment means she receives Gary’s duplication power while enduring Lee Kwang-soo-style targeting and comic misfortune. The “Sparta” sound similarly invokes Kim Jong-kook’s Running Man strongman persona, not an Avengers theme.