February 2026 is shaping up to be a stellar month for K-drama enthusiasts, with a diverse array of new series set to premiere across various streaming platforms and television networks. From gripping thrillers and mysteries to heartwarming romances and legal dramas, there's something for everyone to look forward to. Here's a sneak peek at eight of the most anticipated K-dramas releasing this month:
Honour, premiering on February 2nd on ENA and Genie TV, is a mystery thriller that follows the story of three female lawyers, Yoon Ra Young (Lee Na Young), Kang Shin Jae (Jung Eun Chae), and Hwang Hyun Jin (Lee Chung Ah). As founding partners of a law firm, they confront a massive scandal from the past, testing their long-lasting friendship and professional reputations. This series delves into themes of loyalty, justice, and the moral dilemmas encountered in the courtroom.
Bloody Flower, launching on February 4th on Disney+, is a crime thriller based on a novel. It centers around Lee Woo Gyeom (Ryeoun), a serial killer with a medical school background who claims to possess the ability to cure all incurable diseases. The drama explores the moral conflict that arises when a lawyer tries to save him for his sick daughter, while a prosecutor seeks justice for the victims. Sung Dong Il and Keum Sae Rok also star in this series.
Also premiering on February 4th, Our Universe is a coming-of-age romantic comedy airing on tvN and available on Viki. The story revolves around Sun Tae Hyung (Bae In Hyuk) and Woo Hyun Jin (Roh Jeong Eui), two in-laws who become the guardians of their 20-month-old nephew after a tragic accident. As they move in together, they navigate the challenges of sudden parenthood and unexpectedly find romance.
The Art of Sarah, set to release on February 13th on Netflix, is a mystery thriller featuring Shin Hye Sun as Sarah Kim, a woman living a double life as a luxury brand executive. When a body is discovered, believed to be Sarah, detective Park Mu-gyeong (Lee Joon Hyuk) investigates, uncovering her hidden ambitions and a web of secrets. This series promises suspense, psychological themes, and dramatic twists.
Premiering on February 19th, Love Phobia tells the story of Yoon Bi-ah, the CEO of an AI-powered dating app, who is emotionally detached, and Han Sun-ho, a novelist who is all about emotions and feelings. This drama will air every Thursday and Friday at 11 pm KST on Lifetime.
In Your Radiant Season, premiering February 20th on MBC and Disney+, is a romance drama about a designer, Song Ha-ran (Lee Sung Kyung), who hides grief behind a perfect image, and an animator, Sunwoo Chan (Chae Jong Hyeop), who harbors scars from an accident that affected his memory and hearing. Through creative collaboration, they help each other heal and find warmth.
Pearl in Red, launching on February 23rd on KBS2, is a revenge mystery about two women who create false identities to seek revenge against a family with a web of secrets. Starring Park Jin Hee and Nam Sang Ji, this thriller promises tension and plot twists as the women infiltrate a powerful conglomerate.
Finally, The Practical Guide to Love, premiering on February 28th, is adapted from a popular webtoon and will be available on Rakuten Viki and JTBC. It tells the story of Lee Ui-young (Han Ji Min), a hotel manager who decides to find love and explores unconventional matchmaking methods, finding herself torn between two different men. This series blends romance, self-discovery, and humor.
With such a diverse lineup, February 2026 is set to be a memorable month for K-drama viewers.