It's hard to say for sure. The decision to turn a manhwa into anime involves multiple considerations such as the story's appeal, available resources, and market demand. Sometimes it happens, but not always.
Manhwa and anime are both forms of visual storytelling. Manhwa is from Korea, while anime is typically from Japan. They have some similarities but also distinct cultural and artistic differences.
Manhwa and anime are related but distinct. Manhwa is Korean comics, while anime is Japanese animated content. They can share similar themes and genres, but come from different cultural backgrounds.
I'm not sure, actually. It could be a unique title chosen for artistic or thematic reasons that don't have a straightforward connection to the concept of a name.
The magic of a returner in the manhwa and anime is very special. It usually comes with hidden powers and unique traits that drive the plot forward and make the character stand out. Also, it might have some rules and limitations that add to the complexity and excitement.