Viki is back with another month of big entertainment releases from Asia. Spanning genres, sizes, film, and TV, here is everything to watch for Viki April 2026. If you’re unfamiliar, Rakuten Viki has long been one of the leading providers of Asian Entertainment. With Korean television staples and new originals from China and Japan, as well as more, Viki Original programming just keeps expanding.
Below you’ll find the series we’re looking forward to on Viki in April. With a fresh lineup of streaming exclusives across romance, fantasy, crime thrillers, and more. Leading this month’s lineup is Yumi’s Cells 3, the third season of the popular web comic starring Kim Go-eun and Kim Jae Won. Squid Games’ Park Hae-soo is starring in Scarecrow alongside Lee Hee-joon, which tells the story of a detective and his nemesis who form an unlikely partnership to solve a string of murders.
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But it’s not only new series that Viki has distribution for, but the Asian drama streamer is also offering new Exclusives and co-exclusives. Available now is co-exclusive Love Beyond the Grave, starring Dilraba Dilmurat and Arthur Chen. Debuting later this month is Viki’s exclusive Filing for Love, starring Shin Hae-sun and Gong Myoung, about a demoted auditor who investigates his manager over an anonymous tip, only to develop a complicated romance.
And of course, with BTS’s comeback driving Netflix’s viewing numbers between the LIVE comeback ARIRANG concert and BTS: The Return, the streamer is also highlighting its BTS titles, which include docuseries and concert films alike, which you can find a full list of here.
Viki has provided the descriptions for the titles below.
The Viki April 2026 Line-Up
Love Beyond the Grave (Co-Exclusive)
Country: Mainland China
Releases: Available Now
Ghost master He Si Mu (Dilraba Dilmurat) has lived for four hundred years, standing strong as the most powerful female spirit lord of Guixu, a realm of spirits. On a brief excursion, she runs into young mortal general Duan Xu (Arthur Chen), who happens to possess an heirloom that once belonged to someone from her past.
Intrigued, the two begin to subtly test each other, hoping to lure out hidden truths behind their first impressions. Si Mu begins to understand Duan Xu’s history and his deep ambitions, while Duan Xu is touched by Si Mu’s unwavering resolve despite her immense loneliness. They decide to forge an alliance to keep both the human and spirit worlds safe – but what happens when an immortal and a human fall in love?
Dorohedoro 2 (Animation)
County: Japan
Releases: Available Now
In the shadows of society, hidden away from the rest of the world, is a lawless place known only as “the Hole,” ruled by sorcerers who frequently kidnap people to experiment on them. Caiman, a lizard-headed man with amnesia, was one such person, until he managed to escape with help from gyoza shop owner Nikaido.
To regain his memories, Caiman must find and kill the sorcerer who cursed him, but head sorcerer En refuses to let Caiman ruin his plans, sending his own minions to kill Caiman first. Through his journeys, Caiman has made a handful of allies and learned how to fight more effectively, all while helping Nikaido out at her restaurant. But will Caiman’s new skills be enough to help him defeat En?
Feel What You Feel (Exclusive, Viki Original)
Country: China, Hong Kong
Release: Available Now
Mingde University law students Yu Lei (Sun Cai Zhen) and Chen Ke (Liang Bei Yi) have no idea that they’ll change each other’s lives when they first meet. Initially, they seem like complete opposites: Yu Lei is bold and confident, while Chen Ke leans quieter, preferring to distance himself from others in a group.
But instead, Yu Lei is caught off-guard by Chen Ke, leaving him without his usual bravado. Throughout their years of school, Yu Lei and Chen Ke gradually develop feelings for each other, but keep it hidden – until an impromptu game of football with the men’s dormitory brings unspoken emotions out into the open.
Once More Love in 1995
Country: Mainland China
Releases: April 6
Zhuang Man Ying (Chen Fang Tong) has vowed to destroy the Qin family after her father left her mother for a Qin family daughter to try to boost his own social and economic status. On the anniversary of her mother’s death, she interrupts her father and stepmother’s celebration, only to be pulled aside by Qin Mo (Dai Gao Zheng), her stepmother’s older brother, who chastises her for her rudeness.
However, Man Ying has dirt on Qin Mo, too: he’s long been interested in her, despite the age difference. Unexpectedly, Man Ying gets sent back in time to 1995 – and she decides to take this opportunity to change her mother’s tragic fate with her knowledge of the future. But when she finds herself drawn to Qin Mo, who hasn’t yet become the arrogant, hardened version of his future self, her mission becomes more complicated.
Rebirth
Country: Mainland China
Releases: April 8
While a battle rages around them, Chu Qiao (Huangyang Tian Tian) and her friend Zhuge Yue (Li Yun Rui) fall into the icy waters of Ice Lake. While Chu Qiao is rescued by Prince Yan Xun (Zhang Kang Le), Zhuge Yue doesn’t make it, leaving her devastated. Driven by grief, Chu Qiao plans to avenge Zhuge Yue, plotting her next steps in Bian Tang.
However, after Chu Qiao receives help from a mysterious man, she starts to wonder if Zhuge Yue is actually dead. Meanwhile, Yan Xun begins waging war among the four kingdoms, threatening to bring their world into chaos. Can Chu Qiao find Zhuge Yue, help Yan Xun see reason, and restore peace to their home? This is the sequel to 2017’s “Princess Agents.”
Girl Rules
County: Thailand
Releases: April 9
When Prim (Namtan Tipnaree Weerawatnodom) and Min’s (View Benyapa Jeenprasom) advertising company gets a new client in the form of Prim’s ex Bambi (Film Rachanun Mahawan), everything gets a shakeup. Although Bambi left Prim without an explanation, she’s hoping to reconcile – at least as friends.
Unable to turn down a paying client, Prim and Min proceed with the project, bringing together even more tangled love lines, like charismatic model Shasha (Milk Pansa Vosbein), who’s hired as the face of the campaign, and stylist Gorya (Love Pattranite Limpatiyakorn), who’s held an unrequited crush on Prim for years, until Shasha begins to change her mind.
Rounding out the chaos is Praew (Mim Rattanawadee Wongthong), a photographer and bartender at a lesbian bar who’s open about her interest in Min, who herself is struggling with her sexuality. How many hearts will get broken along the way?
Lunch Break Lovers
Country: Japan
Release: April 10
While on her lunch break at a park, game character designer Naho Karashima (Honoka Matsumoto) has a disastrous encounter with Haru Amami (Kei Inoo) when she accidentally spills coffee all over his high-end vintage clothing. When Naho confesses that she can’t afford to replace Haru’s clothes, he proposes an alternative: make him homemade lunches for 30 days, and he’ll call it even.
This marks the beginning of their strange series of “lunch dates” in the park, as Naho becomes acquainted with the handsome yet incredibly awkward Haru. However, their fledgling connection is complicated further when Naho learns that Haru is actually a game creator at a rival company, making their meetings a potential corporate disaster if anyone ever found out. Will their interest in each other be enough to overcome this obstacle, or will they try to forget everything that’s happened after Naho’s “repayment” is up?
Yumi’s Cells 3 (Exclusive)
Country: Korea
Release: April 13
Four years after leaving her old job, Kim Yumi (Kim Go-eun) has become a successful web novelist, achieving fame and financial independence, yet her “cells” representing joy, anger, and love have become dormant, leaving her feeling indifferent to life’s highs and lows. However, the arrival of her new editor, Shin Soon Rok (Kim Jae-won), a seemingly cold and rational individual, seems to reawaken her feelings.
Despite his introversion, Yumi finds herself unexpectedly drawn to him. At the same time, Kim Ju-ho (Choi Daniel), another writer with a bold, charming personality, decides to actively pursue Yumi, leaving her wondering if she should pursue this seemingly ideal match or continue to navigate her budding connection with Soon Rok.
Roommates (Animation)
Country: Mainland China
Release: April 15
When Luo Ben (Ye Zhiqiu) and Bai Jun Yan (Dafang Gong) become college roommates, their contrasting personalities lead to early friction and misunderstandings. Luo Ben is polished and confident, while Jun Yan comes from a more grounded background.
Over time, they form an unlikely friendship after joining the campus drama club, where they meet Gao Shu (Youxi Deng), a reserved student leader, and Ou Yang (Su Shangqing), a talented but introverted artist. As the group grows closer, their relationships become increasingly intertwined, prompting each of them to navigate friendship, identity, and self-expression.
Heart Signal 5
Country: Korea
Release: April 16
A group of ten romance-ready singletons arrives at Signal House in search of love. However, housemates can only express interest in one another via text message. And there’s a twist: all texts are anonymous – meaning recipients don’t know who’s messaging them, and must guess who’s trying to connect with them.
A celebrity panel of love experts is on hand to share their thoughts, including returning cast members Yoon Jong Shin, Kim Ea-na, and Lee Sang-min, and new celebrity commentators Roy Kim and Billlie’s Tsuki. This is the fifth season of Heart Signal, which first began airing in 2017.
Scarecrow
Country: Korea
Release: April 20
Criminal profiler Kang Tae-ju (Park Hae-soo) is pulled out of retirement by a chilling summons: an imprisoned serial killer has been linked to additional unsolved deaths through DNA evidence, but he insists that Tae-ju joins the investigation, believing that Tae-ju can prove his innocence.
Tae-ju is brought back into a world he thought he’d left behind 33 years earlier, forcing him to face ambitious prosecutor Cha Si Yeong (Lee Hee-joon), with whom he shares a difficult past, in pursuit of the truth. But as with many cold cases, the truth isn’t as straightforward as it seems – and Tae Ju might be more involved than even he knows.
Glory in Shadows
Country: Mainland China
Release: April 20
Upon threats to her mother’s life, Shen Yao Chu (Wu Jia Yi), the oldest daughter of the governor’s family, is forced to marry the deceased General Li Jing Chuan (Dong Zi Fan), knowing that it will spell her death as well. But just as she’s about to be sacrificed, Jing Chuan appears before his family – alive and well.
Sensing tension between Jing Chuan and his mother, Yao Chu proposes a deal: she’ll serve as his wife if he protects her mother. Unfortunately, despite Jing Chuan’s agreement, Yao Chu’s mother dies under mysterious circumstances in the Li family manor, driving Yao Chu to seek revenge. To her surprise, Jing Chuan continues to ally with her, investigating by her side and standing between her and his own family as they begin developing feelings for each other that go beyond partners of revenge.
Because It’s All For You
Country: Japan
Release: April 24
Unfortunately for the Hayashida newlyweds, their wedding day concludes in a nightmare when the bride Sayaka Hayashida (Hiroe Igeta), suddenly coughs up blood and collapses during the reception. The wedding photographer, Sapphire Sakuraba (Ryuya Shimekake), claims that poison was mixed into the celebratory champagne, meaning that the culprit is most likely one of the guests.
The groom, Kazuomi Hayashida (Ryusei Fujii), decides to investigate, but as he begins to interrogate the guests, including Sayaka’s friends and mother, he uncovers painful secrets about his bride’s past and the people he thought she loved.
Not Friends
Country: Thailand
Release: April 24
In his final year of high school, Pae (Tony Anthony Buisseret) faces constant reminders from his parents to take the entrance exam for a prestigious university. When he learns that a university offers an alternate application process through creating a short film, Pae jumps at the chance to avoid studying. He decides to tell the story of Joe (Jump Pisitpol Ekaphongpisit), a classmate who passed away in an accident, hoping that this will impress the admission committee.
There’s one problem, though: Pae has no experience with filmmaking. Pae enlists the help of the school’s AV club and Joe’s friend Bokeh (Baipor Thitiya Jirapornsilp) to bring his project to life. But as his project gains more interest from the school and Joe’s family, Pae starts to crack under the pressure – and when he learns a secret Joe had kept hidden, Pae’s perspective on Joe might change forever.
Filing for Love (Exclusive)
Country: Korea
Release: April 25
Ki-jun (Gong Myoung) thrives as the ace of the internal audit team, especially after his recent discovery of executive corruption. Unfortunately, his anticipated promotion ends up turning into a demotion when the enigmatic, fearsome new audit director In Ah (Shin Hae-sun) becomes his new manager.
Now part of the “misconduct” team, Ki Jun spends his days investigating petty disputes instead of high-level scandals. When Ki-jun receives an anonymous tip that In-ah is allegedly involved in a workplace affair, he seizes the opportunity to get revenge on his boss and reclaim his old title. But as Ki-jun investigates, he starts to learn that there’s more to In Ah than he initially thought – and as they forge a tenuous alliance, their feelings of animosity towards each other start to turn into something more passionate.
Quiet Please! (Animation)
Country: Korea
Release: April 29
After moving out on his own, university student Yi-hyeok is looking forward to a peaceful, independent life… but his dreams are immediately dashed by the relentless heavy metal music blasting from his next-door neighbor, Mid-eum. Sleepless and desperate, Yi-hyeok devises a plan: a housewarming gift and charming conversation to guilt-trip Mid-eum into silence.
Instead, Yi-hyeok’s attempts to introduce himself are met with deafening music and unanswered knocks that eventually lead to an unintentional fistfight. Mid Eum, nursing a grudge and a bruised ego, rejects Yi-hyeok’s attempts at reconciliation, and Yi-hyeok declares Mid Eum his sworn enemy. But unexpectedly for both Yi-hyeok and Mid-eum, this only sets the stage for new, kinder feelings to bloom between them.
