Overview
- The Korean superhero comedy, which premiered Friday on Netflix, arrived as an eight-episode single drop with global availability.
- The series reunites director Yoo In-sik with star Park Eun-bin and co-stars Cha Eun-woo in a 1999 Y2K setting where small-town residents grapple with unstable new powers.
- Director Yoo said he kept Cha Eun-woo’s scenes after news of the actor’s tax case, adding that editing was largely finished before the story broke.
- Multiple outlets report Cha settled roughly 13 billion won in April, and he remains featured in posters, trailers and the final cut.
- Netflix has not announced a renewal, and coverage notes a cliffhanger-style ending that leaves the door open despite the limited-series label.