Mystrot 4 Unveils Intense 1-on-1 Deathmatch with Unseen Performances

Choi Hee-jae, a shaman who once dreamed of becoming a singer, delivers a sharp warning in the upcoming deathmatch.

On November 3, TV Chosun's 'Mystrot 4 Unreleased Special' will air, featuring unseen 1-on-1 deathmatch performances. In this brutal competition format, losing to an opponent means immediate elimination, prompting contestants to take the stage with fierce determination. Expect extravagant performances, including waacking, taekkyeon, and water shows, that will leave the audience in awe. The masters are so impressed by the overwhelming performances that they give standing ovations.

Another highlight is the sharp rivalry and competitive spirit among the contestants. Choi Hee-jae, who had to put aside her dream of becoming a singer to pursue a path as a shaman, sends chills with her intense gaze and remark, "I'll pray hard for you," before the 1-on-1 deathmatch begins. Even the masters were taken aback, saying, "It's scary when a shaman says that." Choi is also the high school senior of Kim Hee-jae.

Additionally, viewers can look forward to a performance by Japanese contestant Makoto, who declares, "I can't go back to Japan yet," and prepares a stage with fierce determination. A surprise appearance by a powerful performance supporter to assist Makoto, and a contestant's incredible performance using K-POP group INFINITE's signature 'scorpion dance' will also be featured.

'Mystrot 4 Unreleased Special' airs at 10 PM.

Tae Yuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr