Okay, K-drama fam, brace yourselves. Netflix just dropped new stills from its upcoming Kdrama 2025, Mercy For None, and let me tell you… it’s giving serious “don’t mess with me unless you’re ready to cry and get punched” energy.
This isn’t your average revenge drama. It’s darker, bloodier, and more intense than your last breakup. And the cast? Whew. Let’s dive into the drama, shall we?
So Ji Sub Is Back…
The stills show him facing the truth about an event 11 years ago that changed the fate of two powerful groups in the underworld, Bong San and Joo Woon. After the incident, Nam Ki Jun vowed never to return and disappeared after cutting his Achilles tendon.
Nam Ki Jun looks at the body of his younger brother, Nam Ki Seok, who helped grow the Joo Woon organization and rose to second in command before dying under mysterious circumstances. Driven by the need for answers, Nam Ki Jun returns to the underworld to seek the truth and begins a quest for revenge.
Choo Young Woo Looks Like a Prosecutor But Plots Like a Villain
If ambition wore Gucci, it’d be Lee Geum Son. He’s a prosecutor with daddy issues (aren’t they all?) and he’s played by Choo Young Woo. From the stills, you can just feel the tension.
He’s not here for justice, he wants power. And that poker face? It says, “I might ruin your life over coffee.”
Gong Myoung Is the Guy Your Parents Warned You About
We need to talk about Gong Myoung. He’s playing Koo Jun Mo, heir to the Bong San Group, and he’s a lot. One still shows him literally smiling while covered in blood. You know it’s real when your maniacal grin makes the Joker uncomfortable.
He’s reckless, unpredictable, and basically the wildcard who’s going to burn everything down because it’s Tuesday. Protect your faves, he’s coming for them.
Dads, Thugs & Power Plays: The Real Housewives of the Underworld
We’ve got two crime lords ready to square off: Lee Joo Woon (Heo Joon Ho) and Koo Bong San (Ahn Kil Kang). One still shows them facing off like they’re in a mafia-themed chess match. It’s giving “tense family dinner but with guns.”
In Conclusion: This Drama Isn’t Just Dark, It’s Pitch Black
From the stills alone, Mercy For None already looks like your next obsession. Revenge, blood, emotional damage, and moral chaos? YES PLEASE.
It’s the upcoming Kdrama 2025 that feels like a love child of Vincenzo and My Name, raised by Taxi Driver. And with the Mercy For None cast looking this intense? We’re in for something special.
So mark your calendar, June 6. Grab your snacks, prep your group chat, and clear your schedule.
And hey, if your favorite character dies… don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Share this with your K-drama crew and let the countdown begin!