New K-Drama Releases In April 2026: Bloodhounds 2 To Perfect Crown; 11 Korean Shows Releasing This Month

K-Dramas Releasing In April 2026: April 2026 is turning into a treat for K-drama lovers, with a range of much-awaited Korean series ready to debut on leading streaming platforms. The upcoming lineup promises something for every kind of viewer, from the much-awaited Bloodhounds Season 2 to Perfect Crown.

FULL LIST OF KOREAN DRAMAS RELEASING IN APRIL 2026

Whether you are a fan of heart-fluttering romances, gripping thrillers, or comforting slice-of-life dramas, the April 2026 K-drama lineup has something for everyone. This curated list of upcoming releases covers all the essential details you need - from confirmed premiere dates to streaming platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Viki, HBO Max, and more - so you don't miss out on any of the action.

1. Bloodhounds 2

After an action-packed first outing, Gun-woo (Woo Do-hwan) and Woo-jin (Lee Sang-yi) are back in Bloodhounds 2, gearing up for another intense chapter filled with hard-hitting fights and gripping moments.

Streaming Platform: Netflix
Release Date: April 3

2. Perfect Crown

Following When Life Gives You Tangerines, K-pop sensation IU (Lee Ji-eun) teams up with Byeon Woo-seok for Perfect Crown, a unique drama that presents a fresh take on modern-day South Korea by imagining it as a constitutional monarchy.

Streaming Platform: Disney+
Release Date: April 10

3. Yumi's Cells Season 3

Kim Go-eun is set to reprise her role as Kim Yu-mi in the third season of the popular webtoon-based series Yumi's Cells. Having finally fulfilled her dream of becoming a writer, Yu-mi appears to have everything she once wished for. However, even with her professional success, she starts to feel a sense of monotony creeping into her life, hinting at a new phase in her journey.

Streaming Platform: HBO Max
Release Date: April 13

4. Reverse

The narrative revolves around a group of individuals whose lives take an unexpected turn after a sudden incident changes everything. As the impact of their past decisions begins to unfold, buried truths come to light, testing their relationships and bringing long-hidden secrets to the surface.

Streaming Platform: Wavve
Release Date: April 17

5. Absolute Value of Romance

Yeo Ui-ju (Kim Hyang-gi) is a high school student with a hidden passion for writing romance stories. She often draws inspiration from the people around her, especially the charming teachers at her school, turning her observations into imaginative tales filled with emotion. As she continues to write, her imagination starts to feel more real than ever. Things take an unexpected turn when Ui-ju finds herself closely connected to Ga U-su (Cha Hak-yeon) and others who seem to mirror the characters from her stories. Caught between her fictional world and real-life experiences, Ui-ju begins to navigate genuine emotions for the first time. Through these moments, she slowly understands the true meaning of love, personal growth, and how reality can be very different from the stories she creates.

Streaming Platform: Coupang Play
Release Date: April 17

6. The Scarecrow

Park Hae-soo and Lee Hee-joon come together for the ENA thriller The Scarecrow, bringing an intense new crime story to the screen. The plot centers on Kang Tae-ju (Park), a once-respected detective who is demoted and forced to return to his hometown. Back in familiar surroundings, Tae-ju takes on a series of mysterious murders, hoping to redeem himself and rebuild his damaged reputation. As the investigation unfolds, he finds himself drawn deeper into a dark and complex case that challenges both his instincts and his past.

Streaming Platform: TBA
Release Date: April 18

7. We Are All Trying Here

Park Hae-young is set to make a return with the much-awaited drama We Are All Trying Here, also known as Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness, raising anticipation among fans for another emotionally layered story.

Streaming Platform: Netflix
Release Date: April 18

8. Sold Out On You

Ahn Hyo-seop takes the lead in the rural romantic comedy Sold Out on You, stepping into the role of Matthew Lee, also known as Quail. A young farmer who cultivates rare mushrooms, he may appear rough on the outside, but beneath that lies a gentle and caring nature that adds charm to his character.

Streaming Platform: Netflix
Release Date: April 22

9. If Wishes Could Kill

If Wishes Could Kill features Jeon So-young in the role of a skilled track-and-field athlete who becomes determined to uncover the unsettling truth surrounding Girigo. Blending mystery with horror, the series follows her journey as she digs deeper into a dark and dangerous reality.

Streaming Platform: Netflix
Release Date: April 24

10. Filing For Love

Shin Hye-sun makes a quick comeback to the screen, teaming up with Gong Myung for the workplace romantic comedy Filing for Love, also known as Secret Audit. The drama promises a lighthearted mix of office dynamics, romance, and engaging character moments.

Streaming Platform: TBA
Release Date: April 25

11. Gold Land

Kim Hee-ju (Park), an innocent airport employee hoping to start fresh, unexpectedly gets pulled into a smuggling racket after trying to help her boyfriend. What begins as a simple act soon turns into a dangerous situation. As things quickly spiral out of control, Hee-ju ends up on the run with a cache of gold bars, becoming a target. Chasing her is Woo-gi (Kim), a ruthless criminal, turning her life into a high-stakes escape filled with tension and danger.

Streaming Platform: Disney+
Release Date: April 29