"The scale isn't a joke?".. Panivottle, Kwak Tube, Wonji promise a cinematic journey as 'Jigumabal 4' arrives

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'Jigumabal World Travel 4' travel YouTubers Panivottle, Kwak Tube, and Wonji have teased a movie-like journey that spans genres from action to thriller, fantasy, and comedy.

ENA's 'Jigumabal World Travel' is an entertainment series featuring three top travel creators—Panivottle, Kwak Tube, and Wonji—who participate in a world-traveling "Bulramabal" game designed by PD Kim Tae-ho, entrusting their fate to dice rolls as they travel across the globe. According to the production team on the 23rd, this fourth season will introduce a new concept called 'Jigumabal Travel Film Festival,' set against a global stage. The unpredictable travelogues of 'Kwak-Pan-Won' (Kwak Tube, Panivottle, and Wonji) will be captured like a single film with distinct genres and colors.

The first teaser video announces the grand opening of this new season 4 concept: 'Jigumabal Travel Film Festival.' Amidst the curious reactions of 'Kwak-Pan-Won' facing a massive trophy, exclamations such as "This scale isn't a joke!" follow. Along with the production team's declaration signaling the start of the festival, it teases a new journey on an even grander scale.

Next, the veil slowly lifts on a movie-like journey that traverses various genres. The dizzying heights spanning sky and earth in 'action,' and the 'thriller' where even Panivottle, an 'activity enthusiast' who has long enjoyed extreme challenges, trembles with fear saying he can't do it, heighten tension. Adding to this is the 'fantasy' featuring unreal scenes that drew exclamations like "The Earth is so diverse. It's so beautiful here, like heaven," promising a trip of unprecedented scale.

Most importantly, the travelers themselves are shown completely immersed in moments where they feel like protagonists in a movie, further fueling curiosity. Panivottle remarks, "This is exactly when the credits roll at the ending," Kwak Tube says, "This isn't just travel; this is a movie," and Wonji shares, "I feel like I'm becoming the protagonist of a movie." They leave behind travel film reviews akin to movie critiques.

'Jigumabal's' indispensable 'Kwak-Pan-Won' also draws attention with their bold transformations. The three, who have always delivered laughs with unexpected visuals by embracing disheveled appearances depending on the destination and situation, will transform into characters with unusual names such as 'Pai Dira-o,' 'Kwak Pal-gye,' and 'Kang Ji' in this season as well. The birth of unprecedented characters boasting an 'Avengers-level casting' based solely on visuals is expected to be a compelling highlight of this season.

Even in this season where the travelogue itself becomes a film work, with each member completing the piece in their own style, what ultimately controls everything is the dice—the signature element of 'Jigumabal.' The production team stated, "A new journey begins within diverse genres ranging from action, thriller, fantasy, and comedy, and on an expanded scale. Please watch as the dice, which 'Kwak-Pan-Won' has entrusted their fate to, take them anywhere on Earth and into what kind of movie genre. We hope viewers will enjoy it together as if they too have become protagonists in a travel film."

'Jigumabal World Travel 4' premieres on ENA at 7:50 p.m. on October 17.

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