Head Over Heels episode 11 release date and time: Seong-a asks Bong-su to go on a date with her; will she go?
What is Head Over Heels all about?
Park Seong Ah (played by Cho Yi-hyun) might seem like an ordinary high school student, but behind her quiet demeanor lies a powerful secret—she's actually a shaman known as Fairy Cheon Ji, gifted with the rare ability to speak with spirits. Her life takes an unexpected turn when Bae Gyeon Woo (Choo Young Woo), a mysterious new transfer student, arrives at school.
Soon after his arrival, Seong Ah is struck by a chilling premonition: Gyeon Woo is destined to die in just 21 days. Determined to save him, she dives headfirst into a supernatural quest, enlisting the help of Bong Soo, a mischievous ghost, and uncovering ancient rituals that might just alter fate itself.
Head Over Heels episodes 9-10 recap
In episode 9, Bae Gyeon-u gains the ability to see ghosts, and Park Seong-a saves him from Yeomhwa's ritual. Despite this, he wins the tournament. Seong-a's hanbok is stained with black ink - signaling punishment for cursing Yeomhwa. Gyeon-u cares for her while she recovers, but soon Seong-a realizes Bong-su has taken over his body.
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In episode 10, Gyeon-u cuts himself near a suicide ghost, allowing Bong-su to consume his soul and trap him in his memories. Meanwhile, Yeomhwa obtains a Ghoul Amulet but gets locked in a shop with Dongcheon, who pleads with her to give up being a shaman.
What to expect in Head Over Heels episode 11
The preview for Head Over Heels episode 11 hints at a tense showdown. Yeomhwa declares that to eliminate the evil spirit, she must kill the Heaven and Earth Fairy - implying Park Seong-a's life is in danger due to her connection with Bong-su.
In a surprising turn, Seong-a makes a heartfelt request to Bong-su: to go on a date with her. She promises to return before their high school graduation, possibly planning to distance herself from her shaman roots to protect Bae Gyeon-u.
She's later seen secretly performing a rite while concealing her identity under her usual hat.
As Seong-a disappears, Yeomhwa assumes she's already dead and vows to kill her if they ever meet again. Bong-su, however, senses otherwise and sets out to find her.
The preview ends with Bong-su dashing through the forest, using his archery to protect Seong-a—who seems to be fleeing from a determined and deadly Yeomhwa.
Head Over Heels episode 11 release date and time
Head Over Heels episode 11 airs today, Monday, July 28, 2025, on tvN at 8:50 PM KST, with subtitles dropping soon after on platforms like Amazon Prime Video and TVING. For international viewers, here's when you can watch: 6:50 AM PT, 9:50 AM ET, 1:50 PM GMT, and 6:20 PM IST.
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