Blade of the Phantom Master
Cartoon
- Year of Production
- 2001
- Content Type
- Mobile Online (Scroll View)
- Target Age
- All
- Quantity
- 285
Summary
Munsu, the last surviving secret royal inspector of the fallen kingdom of Jyushin, saves Chunhyang, the lover of the man who once healed him, and makes her his bodyguard, Sando. When he hears of a mysterious figure who can bring people back to life, Munsu believes this could be the one responsible for Jyushin's destruction—Ajitae. His search leads to dead ends and encounters with strange figures, including Bangja, a silent follower, and former comrades turned enemies.
Company Profile
Cartoon
YLAB Corporation
YLAB Corporation is a comprehensive content production company established in South Korea in 2010.
Through its in-house studio, it oversees all stages of webtoon production, from planning to creation and distribution.
It supplies numerous high-end IPs to major global platforms such as NAVER WEBTOON, etc.
Beyond webtoon production, it has established an in-house drama production system through a specialized CIC for video content creation.
It directly produces high-quality dramas based on webtoon IPs such as <Study Group> and <Friendly Rivalry>, accelerating its video adaptation business.
In addition, it is expanding its business into various fields including games, movies, animation, OSTs, merchandise, etc., based on its owned IPs.
Through its in-house studio, it oversees all stages of webtoon production, from planning to creation and distribution.
It supplies numerous high-end IPs to major global platforms such as NAVER WEBTOON, etc.
Beyond webtoon production, it has established an in-house drama production system through a specialized CIC for video content creation.
It directly produces high-quality dramas based on webtoon IPs such as <Study Group> and <Friendly Rivalry>, accelerating its video adaptation business.
In addition, it is expanding its business into various fields including games, movies, animation, OSTs, merchandise, etc., based on its owned IPs.
