Latest news with #Yumi'sCells
Pink Villa
20 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Park Jinyoung to romance Kim Yoo Jung after Our Unwritten Seoul fame? 100 Days of Lies eyes male lead role
Acing the romance genre one project after the other, Park Jinyoung is one of the most-wanted K-pop idol-actor names in town right now! From The Devil Judge to Yumi's Cells and, more recently, Our Unwritten Seoul, he has been lining up popular projects under his belt. According to the latest reports, the actor is looking to take on another K-drama, challenging the period romance genre. 100 Days of Lies was previously offered to My Demon star Kim Yoo Jung for the female lead role. What is 100 Days of Lies all about? Making for an unexpected and never-seen-before pairing, if everything goes well, 100 Days of Lies would bring Park Jinyoung and Kim Yoo Jung together in a setting based around Gyeongseong. According to BH Entertainment's response to Newsen, the actor was indeed offered the role in the project. However, he is only considering the script as of now and has not confirmed his participation. Kim Yoo Jung was being considered for the portrayal of a top pickpocket who turns into a spy for the independence movement after a deal with them. If chosen, she would join the project under a disguise, working for the Japanese Government-General of Korea. Further details of the two characters' interpersonal relations have not been revealed so far. It is known that Ryu Bo Ri, the writer of Do You Like Brahms? and Trolley, will be helming the K-drama alongside director Yoo In Shik, known for work in Extraordinary Attorney Woo and the Dr. Romantic series. Both the actors have enjoyed massively famous K-dramas under their names, including Moon Embracing the Sun and Love in the Moonlight for her. Kim Yoo Jung's next project is all set to be Dear X with Park Jinyoung acting in Shining. A visual pairing and profound actors, the duo would be a delight to watch on screen!
Pink Villa
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Yumi's Cell's Kim Go Eun joins Kang Dong Won in talks to lead When Life Gives You Tangerines director's next
Exciting news for romance series fans, a new K-drama of the genre is on the cards. Kim Go Eun and Kang Dong Won are being considered to lead the new project, Soul (working title), as reported by K-media outlet Xports News on July 21. This fresh pairing has already generated significant interest among fans, who are eagerly awaiting confirmation of the news. Soul promises to deliver a captivating multi-genre storyline and memorable performances by acclaimed actors. Kim Go Eun and Kang Dong Won to lead new K-drama Soul Yumi's Cells fame Kim Go Eun has reportedly been offered to star as the female lead of the upcoming drama Soul, opposite Uprising's Kang Dong Won. The actors are considering their participation in the historical romantic project, which marks the union of two acclaimed figures of the industry– director Kim Won Seok and writer Park Ji Eun. Their agencies are yet to reveal whether or not they said yes to the series. Soul's director Kim Won Seok is known for his works in critically acclaimed dramas like Queen of Tears, Crash Landing on You, My Mister and more. His most recent work was Netflix's When Life Gives You Tangerines. He worked with writer Park Ji Eun in Queen of Tears, and the duo is to reunite for collaboration in the upcoming drama. Their skillful storytelling combined with Kim Go Eun and Kang Dong Won's compelling performances, might make up for an enjoyable watch. The actors are booked a s busy currently, with a slew of projects lined up for them. Kim Go Eun and Kang Dong Won's upcoming projects Kim Go Eun has been confirmed to reprise her role as the titular character in Yumi's Cells season 3. She will be romancing Hierarchy fame Kim Jae Won in the series, which is scheduled to premiere in the first half of 2026 on TVING. The actress is also set to lead two Netflix dramas– You and Everything Else and The Price of Confession. Kang Dong Won will be seen in mystery thriller Tempest opposite Jun Ji Hyun and will also lead rom-com movie Wild Sing with Park Ji Hyun.
Pink Villa
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Kim Go Eun, Kim Jae Won's Yumi's Cells 3 confirms cast for 2026 premiere: Know plot, character details, cameos and more
The long-awaited third season of Yumi's Cells has officially confirmed its release window. It is slated to premiere in the first half of 2026 on TVING. The new season comes with a fresh supporting cast lineup and promises a new chapter in Yumi's journey. Yumi's new life as a romance novelist Returning to the role that won hearts in Seasons 1 and 2, Kim Go Eun reprises her character as Yumi. No longer just an office worker, Yumi has reinvented herself as a successful romance novelist. After following her passion, she's now thriving in her career, but her love life remains unpredictable. The third season shifts focus to Yumi's internal struggles with romance and identity. Her "cell village," the playful personification of her inner thoughts, remains oddly quiet. That is, until Soon Rok enters her world. Kim Jae Won joins as Yumi's new love interest Actor Kim Jae Won takes on the role of Soon Rok, a new addition to the Yumi's Cells universe. With a soft smile and a sharp tongue, he's introduced as the latest producer at Julie Publishing, Yumi's publisher. He comes across as rational and reserved. However, working alongside the passionate Yumi sparks tension and chemistry between them. This leads to unexpected changes in both their lives and in her cell village. Returning favorites and new faces Familiar faces will also return this season. Jeon Suk Ho is back as Ahn Dae Yong, Julie Publishing's editor-in-chief who first discovered Yumi's writing potential. His on-screen wife, Yi Da, played by Mi Ram, also returns as Yumi's trusted confidante. Season 3 is also bringing in exciting new characters. Choi Daniel joins as Kim Ju Ho, a bestselling author and extroverted personality, managed by Soon Rok. His addition brings a competitive and comical energy not seen in the original webtoon. Jo Hye Jung plays Baek Na Hee, Yumi's assistant writer, whose upbeat, energetic nature contrasts perfectly with Yumi's introverted personality. Meanwhile, Park Se In appears as PD Jang, a producer who oversees Yumi's media work. Cameos that will delight longtime fans Longtime fans can also look forward to several special appearances. Sung Ji Ru returns as Yumi's loving father, Kim Man Sik. Meanwhile, Lee Yu Bi reprises her scene-stealing role as Ruby, the charmingly mischievous coworker who always brings laughs. Fans can expect more laughs, more heart, and plenty of internal cell chaos when the series hits screens in 2026.
International Business Times
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- International Business Times
When Will Yumi's Cells Return for Season 3? Everything We Know So Far
Yumi's Cells season 2 finale teased the beginning of a new romantic journey for Yumi. The followers of this fantasy romance drama series are eager to meet her new love interest, Shin Sun Rok. According to the webtoon lovers, Yumi will get her happy ending with this new character. Though Yumi was not excited about meeting her new partner at work, her cells celebrated the return of the love cell. The biggest question is how Yumi and her brain cells will respond to the upcoming changes. Will this unexpected romance turn her life upside down? The audience can expect to watch a mature version of Yumi in the next season. Her brain cells could make bold and rational decisions so that she doesn't get hurt again. Here is everything we know so far about Yumi's Cells season 3, including the story, cast, premiere, preview, spoilers, and streaming details. When Does Yumi's Cells Season 3 Premiere? The highly anticipated third and final installment of the fantasy romance drama series is likely to be released in the first half of 2026. Who is in the Yumi's Cells Season 3 Cast? Actress Kim Go Eun will reprise her role as Yumi in the upcoming season. The sequel will continue to follow her, featuring her everyday moments and complex emotions of love. Yumi will appear as a successful writer in this season, which will feature an unexpected romantic journey for her. The actress recently teased the introduction of a mature and vibrant Yumi. She will entertain the viewers with her fresh charm and humour. "I'm honored and grateful to continue Yumi's story, which has many viewers. As an actor, playing the same character over a long period is both meaningful and special. I want to capture the various turning points in Yumi's life as she has grown over the years through Season 3. Since this journey began with Yumi in 2021, I hope to finish it well," Kim Go Eun shared. Our Blues actress Jo Hye Jung is returning to the small screen after three years through Yumi's Cells Season 3. Her agency, BH Entertainment, has confirmed the casting news. The actress will portray Na Hee, a young writer who admires Yumi. Kim Jae Won as Shin Sun Rok Yumi's Cells 3 has already generated buzz with the return of its original creative team -- writers Song Jae Jung and Kim Kyung Ran and director Lee Sang Yeob. The casting of actor Kim Jae Won as Shin Sun Rok increased the anticipation for this upcoming third sequel. He is the new producing director in the editorial department of Julie Publishing. His blunt honesty and sweet appearance reawaken Yumi's dormant cell village. Shin Sun Rok leads a peaceful life by following his routines. Unfortunately, his life takes an unexpected turn after he begins working with Yumi. He struggles to adjust to the turmoil of her emotional cell while keeping in check with his rational cell. His hidden, surprising charm will bring a refreshing change to Yumi's life. "It feels new to be joining a project that has received so much love. I will do my very best to create a wonderful Soon Rok in this series as well. I would be grateful for your continued support and love," Kim Jae Won said. What is the Plot of Yumi's Cells Season 3? The new season will follow Yumi after she becomes a star author with her efforts. Although she enjoys her fame as a successful romance novelist, she struggles with her love life. Her brain cells remain quiet until Shin Soon Rok becomes a part of her romantic journey. Will she get her happy ending this season? The fantasy romance drama series could answer all the burning questions the viewers have when the show returns with its third and final season in 2026.
Time of India
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Upcoming Webtoon originals getting Anime adaptations in 2025–26
Credits: Anime Corner Digital comics ('webtoons') have exploded in popularity worldwide, and studios are racing to tap their fanbases by turning top titles into anime. Platforms like Crunchyroll and Netflix are now investing heavily because webtoons come with built‑in audiences. In 2024, for example, Naver's hit romance Yumi's Cells was made into an animated feature film that hit theaters in Korea – the first time a Korean webtoon spun directly into animation. LINE Webtoon's CEO has even said that 'at least 20 more anime series based on webtoons will be announced this year' . Global streaming giants (Apple, Amazon) are also entering the webtoon business, reflecting how anime's international boom is pulling webcomics into animation. In short, proven storylines, huge online readerships and cross‐cultural appeal are driving a surge of webtoon‑to‑anime projects. Confirmed adaptations in 2025–26 Several high‑profile webtoon series are already locked in for anime adaptation. For instance, Kakao/Tapas' fantasy epic The Beginning After the End will debut as a Crunchyroll series in 2025. Likewise, Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint – originally a Korean web novel and webtoon – was announced at Anime Expo 2024 for an anime on Crunchyroll (produced with Aniplex). Other confirmed projects include Clevatess (a Japanese/Korean collaboration launching in July 2025), and gritty fantasy thrillers Dark Moon and Red Ice, all slated to hit screens in 2025–26. Even horror‑romance titles are in the mix: the popular webtoon Red Fox (about a demon's love affair) is scheduled to premiere as an anime on May 19, 2025. Beyond blockbusters, webtoons of all genres boast massive followings, which explains why studios are exploring diverse stories. For example, romantic comedy and fantasy webtoons like I Married a Monster on a Hill (whose logo is pictured) enjoy strong global readerships, just as action series do. Producers see this wide appeal as a low‑risk way to expand content libraries – tapping a built‑in fanbase eager for animated versions of their favorite stories. Rumors and industry momentum In addition to those confirmed, a few big names are stirring buzz among fans. The hit action‑comedy Eleceed (from the creators of Noblesse ) quietly launched an 'anime' website, hinting an official adaptation might be imminent. LINE and Naver's chiefs have also teased partnerships with Japanese studios on webtoon projects, and mentioned even branching into TV dramas and films beyond anime. Notably, Tomb Raider King (a Korean supernaturals web novel/manhwa) was announced at Anime Expo 2024 for a 2026 anime by Korea's Studio EEK. All of this suggests a steady pipeline: Crunchyroll, Netflix and Japanese producers are working closely with Korean companies to co-produce these series for global audiences. Studios are betting big because the numbers add up. The global revenue of some webtoon IPs is enormous: The Beginning After the End alone generates roughly $500,000 per month from its web novels and manhwa worldwide. Adaptations like these not only attract existing fans, but also draw new viewers to the franchises. As a result, investors see webtoon‑based anime as a way to reliably tap youth markets across Asia, North America and beyond. With anime's worldwide popularity only growing, the coming years promise a flood of animated titles born from Webtoon Originals – ensuring that comic readers have plenty of animated adventures to look forward to in 2025 and 2026. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
