9 Webtoons Are Becoming Netflix K-Dramas — Here’s Every Show Worth Marking Your Calendar For

Korean webtoons have quietly taken over global streaming, and Netflix isn’t slowing down. From assassins-turned-royal-harem-keepers to zombie sequels, here’s your compact guide to every webtoon-to-K-drama adaptation landing in 2026 and beyond.

9 Webtoons Are Becoming Netflix K-Dramas

Mousetrap follows a writer whose entire identity — fingerprints, finances, friends — gets stolen by a mysterious impostor, forcing him to fight for his own name.

Road pairs Son Suk Ku with Nagayama Eita as detectives chasing a serial killer leaving cryptic messages across Seoul and Tokyo.

Take Charge of My Heart is a quirky rom-com where a man with a failing artificial heart meets a woman who can literally recharge it.

Granny gives veteran actress Lee Jung Eun her first-ever action role, playing a grandmother trained for brutal revenge after her grandson is attacked.

Trauma Code: Heroes on Call returns for two more seasons, following its bulldozer surgeon hero as his team transforms a struggling hospital.

Solo Leveling, based on one of the world’s most popular webtoons, reimagines the weakest hunter alive gaining god-tier power through a mysterious system.

Men of the Harem flips royal drama tropes, with Bae Suzy’s character choosing five men to join her harem instead of one.

Outback sends a brother to Australia’s remote share-house scene chasing his missing sister — Netflix’s first K-drama filmed entirely Down Under.

All of Us Are Dead Season 2 jumps years ahead, reuniting survivors in Seoul as a fresh viral outbreak hits.

Love O’Clock traps two office rivals in daily one-hour body swaps, forcing empathy neither wanted.

With this many adaptations in the pipeline, Netflix’s webtoon strategy is clearly built for the long haul.

For more Korean drama previews, check out Agent Kim: Reactivated starring So Ji-sub on TechnoSports.

FAQs

Q1. Which webtoon adaptation is releasing first on Netflix?
“Mousetrap” leads the pack, arriving in Q3 2026.

Q2. Is “Solo Leveling” getting a live-action Netflix series?
Yes — filming began in May 2026, with release expected in late 2027 or 2028.