Everything from romances to mysteries is coming to Netflix, Disney+, and more.
Koreaboo
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Are you looking for a new K-Drama to watch? Whatever your genre, we’ve got you covered! Here are the new K-Dramas coming to screens in April 2026.
1. Bloodhounds Season 2 – April 3
This Netflix sequel continues to follow Geon U as he works to become a champion boxer. Last season’s loan sharks have been K.O’d, but now there’s a new adversary to fight: the greedy king of an underground boxing ring.
2. Perfect Crown – April 10
This Disney+ series takes place in an alternate universe Korea, where Korea has a monarchy. This romantic drama follows a contract marriage between a wealthy but disrespected chaebol CEO and a prince who has no real power.
3. Yumi’s Cells Season 3 – April 13
This tvN sequel continues to follow Yumi, who is now a romance author in her mid-30s. Her new editor brings fresh chaos to her life — and possibly a happily ever after?
4. Absolute Value of Romance – April 17
This coming-of-age romantic comedy series follows a quiet student who secretly writes web novels by night. Her life turns chaotic when four charming new male teachers arrive at her school, serving as inspiration for her stories. Things get complicated when the lines between reality and fiction start to blur. You can watch it on Prime Video.
5. We Are All Trying Here – April 18
This Netflix drama series tells the story of people in the film industry grappling with envy and personal failures as they watch others prosper. The plot centers on an aspiring director and a sharp-witted producer.
6. The Scarecrow – April 20
This ENA crime thriller follows a disgraced detective and an ambitious prosecutor who were rivals in school. They are forced to form an alliance to hunt a serial killer. The story, which spans from 1988 to 2019, draws on the real-life Lee Choon Jae serial murders.
7. Sold Out On You – April 22
This Netflix romantic comedy follows a workaholic farmer/cosmetics CEO, whose life gets upended when a famous home shopping host–who suffers from severe insomnia–arrives in his peaceful village. She starts sticking her nose into his business, trying to get the white flower mushrooms he grows. Cue lots of bickering, but also healing, in his cozy romance.
8. If Wishes Could Kill – April 24
If Wishes Could Kill is a Korean teen horror series about five Seorin High School students haunted by a mysterious app called Girigo. The app grants users’ deepest desires but triggers a deadly curse and a countdown to death. The students must uncover the app’s dark secrets to escape their fates. Watch it on Netflix.
9. Filing For Love – April 25
This tvN workplace romance follows two members of a company’s audit team. One is the team’s former star, who gets demoted to a less desirable position. The other is his boss…who seems to be hiding something?
10. Gold Land – April 29
Disney+ Korean survival thriller follows an airport security agent who accidentally comes into possession of 150 billion won in smuggled gold bars. She navigates a chaotic web of greed and betrayal that sends her down a dark, twisted path. You can also watch it on Hulu.
Source: What’s on Netflix