5 K-Dramas announced by Disney+ for 2026

Disney+ is becoming a master at unveiling upcoming releases all at once. That’s what they did recently with the still cuts of no less than 5 K-Dramas that would hit the platform next year. I’m beyond excited for all of them already. Which ones are you anticipating the most?

Way Back Love

Jung Hee Wan (Kim Min Ha) is a 24-year old woman who doesn’t have the will to live. Kim Ram Woo (Gong Myung) was her first love. Though they had feelings for each other, they never confessed. One day, Ram Woo appears in front of Hee Wan as the Grim Reaper. Knowing that Hee Wan only has 1 week left to live, he decides to carry out her bucket list.

The Witch

In high school, Dong Jin (Park Jin Young) had a crush on Mi Jeong (Roh Jeong Eui). She was called a witch because people around her would end up dead or injured. 10 years later, Dong Jin specialized in statistics. He wants to prove that Mi Jeong’s situation is not because of her. While investigating the past incidents, he discovers the reasons behind her misfortune.

Romantics Anonymous

Sosuke Fujiwara (Shun Oguri) is the son of a confectionery manufacturer owner, who becomes the CEO of a chocolate store. Due to a trauma in his past, he suffers from mysophobia. Ha Na (Han Hyo Joo) is a genius chocolatier, but has a phobia of making eye contact with people. Both meet by chance through chocolate and develop feelings for each other.

12 New K-Dramas to Watch in November 2025

12 New K-Dramas to Watch in November 2025:
Last Summer (November 1)
Nice to Not Meet You (November 3)
The Manipulated (November 5)
Dear X (November 6)
Peach Trap (November 6)
As You Stood By (November 7)
Moon River (November 7)
No Next Life (November 10)
Dynamite Kiss (November 12)
The 4th Love Revolution (November 13)
Heroes Next Door (November 17)
Taxi Driver 3 (November 21)

K-Dramas Written by Legal Professionals: Are They Redefining the Genre?

Legal dramas have been on the rise recently and the plots are getting better and better. So, I investigated and realized that those that hit me deep were actually written by actual professionals. So, here’s a list of legal K-Dramas written by people from the field that will make you think, cry, hope, despair and so much more. Each and every of them is raw and realistic, authentic and relatable.