5 Epic K-Dramas That Absolutely Deserve A Spin-Off

Indulging in K-dramas is a common hobby that many of us relish, and the conclusion of a series often leaves us with a tinge of sadness. The bittersweet sensation of bidding farewell to beloved characters and waking up without the anticipation of new episodes tends to evoke a sense of sadness. There are primarily two reasons why we advocate for the continuation of a K-drama into another season: one being the lingering unanswered questions, and the other is the sheer beauty of the narrative that tugs at our hearts, leaving us yearning for more.

‘Vincenzo’

'Vincenzo' skillfully managed to make us despise characters with eccentric and villainous traits, including the main protagonist, Vincenzo Cassano, played perfectly by Song Joong Ki. The narrative explored the notion that evil breeds evil, and it left viewers yearning to witness Vincenzo taking on new adversaries. Considering the ambiguity surrounding Han Seok's fate, a surprising and vengeful return in a potential new season would undoubtedly be a thrilling addition.

‘Business Proposal’

The delightful love story of the second lead couple in 'Business Proposal,' Cha Sung Hoon (Kim Min Kyu) and Jin Young Seo (Seol In Ah), received just as much love from viewers as the main couple, Kang Tae Moo (Ahn Hyo Seop) and Shin Ha Ri (Kim Se Jeong). Therefore, a romantic comedy spin-off series centred around Sung Hoon and Young Seo would undoubtedly make for an intriguing K-drama that fans would eagerly embrace.

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‘Vagabond’

‘Vagabond’ certainly doesn't disappoint when it comes to delivering impressive twists and turns. It immerses viewers in a thrilling journey through action, suspense, and conspiracies. However, despite the engaging narrative that takes us on an enjoyable ride, the drama falters in the final stretch, leaving a somewhat unsatisfying taste. The show captivated us with the characters Cha Dal Geon (Lee Seung Gi) and Go Hae Ri (Bae Suzy), leading us through their action-packed adventure, only to leave us hanging when they got separated and presented a surprising reunion in the end.

‘Start-Up’

'Start-Up' left many K-drama enthusiasts grappling with second lead syndrome as the love triangle involving Seo Dal Mi (Bae Suzy), Nam Do San (Nam Joo Hyuk), and Han Ji Pyeong (Kim Seon Ho) concluded on a bittersweet note for Team Ji Pyeong. Given Ji Pyeong's predominantly solitary ending, except for the unwavering love and support from Halmeoni (Kim Hae Sook), a romantic comedy spin-off series centred on the scene-stealing character from 'Start-Up' would undoubtedly garner unanimous support from Han Ji Pyeong and Kim Seon Ho fans.

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‘Hotel Del Luna’

The heart-wrenching finale of 'Hotel Del Luna' places it among the K-dramas that left us yearning for a happier ending for the main characters. The exceptional world-building, cinematography, and OST in this drama make it an undeniable masterpiece. The prospect of a spin-off series becomes even more enticing, especially considering the powerful teaser that concluded the series, featuring the iconic Kim Soo Hyun. His impactful 60-second cameo created a buzz, leaving fans on the edge of their seats and further fuelling the desire for more content.