Native Title	캐셔로
Also Know as	Kaesyeoro
Director	Lee Chang Min
Writer	Jeon Chan Ho, Lee Je In
Distributor	Netflix
Runtime	12 episodes
Genre	Superhero, Superpower, Fantasy, Action, Drama
Language	Korean
Country	South Korea
Release Date	0000-00-00
End Date	0000-00-00

“Cashero” (Korean: 캐셔로) is a South Korean superhero drama that blends action, humor, and everyday struggles into a unique narrative. Adapted from the popular webtoon of the same name by writer Lee Hoon and illustrator No Hye Ok, the series explores the lives of ordinary individuals who gain extraordinary powers tied to mundane resources like cash, alcohol, and calories. Directed by Lee Chang Min, known for his work on “Agency”, “Cashero” promises a fresh take on the superhero genre by focusing on relatable heroes who protect the daily lives of common people.

The drama wrapped filming in late July 2024 after a five-month production period starting in mid-February and is currently in post-production. Slated for release in the fourth quarter of 2025 (October to December), it marks Netflix's latest venture into innovative K-drama storytelling.

With a star-studded cast led by idols-turned-actors and seasoned performers, “Cashero” has generated buzz for its unconventional premise and character dynamics. While episode count details remain unconfirmed, the series is positioned as a Netflix Original, highlighting themes of efficiency, sacrifice, and teamwork in a world threatened by mysterious forces.

Plot Overview

At the heart of “Cashero” is Kang Sang Woong, an unassuming government employee at a community center who dreams of owning his own home. His life takes a dramatic turn when he inherits a supernatural ability: his physical strength increases in direct proportion to the amount of cash he possesses. This power compels him to deplete his savings to combat threats and save the world, turning everyday financial woes into high-stakes heroism.

Kang Sang Woong teams up with other "ordinary superheroes" whose abilities are equally quirky and grounded. Together, they confront a shadowy organization that hunts down individuals with supernatural powers, all while balancing their personal lives and limitations. The story emphasizes protecting the mundane routines of everyday people, weaving in elements of romance, camaraderie, and self-discovery amid action-packed sequences.

Cast & Characters

The ensemble cast brings depth to “Cashero's” unconventional heroes, drawing from a mix of K-drama veterans and rising stars:

Lee Junho as Kang Sang Woong: The cash-powered protagonist. His character's journey from a frugal official to a world-saving hero showcases Junho's versatility in blending vulnerability with strength.
Kim Hye Joon as Kim Min Sook: Kang Sang Woong's longtime girlfriend. Min Sook is an analytical realist with a knack for numbers, often pulling out a calculator to assess her boyfriend's "inefficient" superhero antics, yet she remains his staunchest supporter.
Kim Byung Chul as Byun Ho In: A lawyer whose powers activate upon drinking alcohol. Byun Ho In opposes the antagonistic organization and recruits Kang Sang Woong for a collaborative effort to safeguard the world.
Kim Hyang Gi as Bang Eun Mi: A fearless, shameless ally whose abilities are fueled by caloric intake. Her dynamic with the team adds humor and reliability to the group synergy.

Supporting roles include Kang Han Na and Lee Chae Min, with Kim Ji Ahn appearing as a guest in the role of Min Sook’s mother. This lineup promises strong chemistry, heightened by the actors' diverse backgrounds in horror, romance, and historical dramas.

Reception

As “Cashero” has yet to premiere, concrete reception metrics like ratings or reviews are unavailable.

However, early buzz from first-look images and cast announcements has sparked excitement among fans of the original webtoon and K-drama enthusiasts. The series is anticipated to resonate with audiences seeking innovative superhero tales beyond traditional tropes, earning praise for its witty exploration of economic and personal constraints in a fantastical setting.

Pre-release discussions highlight the cast's star power and the drama's potential to become a breakout hit on Netflix's global platform.

Fun Facts

Unique Power System

Unlike conventional superheroes with innate or tech-based abilities, “Cashero's” protagonists rely on everyday items – cash, drinks and food for power – adding a layer of humor and relatability to the action.

Webtoon Roots

The drama faithfully adapts Lee Hoon's webtoon, which gained popularity for its satirical take on heroism in a materialistic world.

Illustrator No Hye Ok's vibrant style influenced the visual aesthetic seen in promotional stills.

Idol-to-Actor Transition

Lead actor Lee Junho, a member of the K-pop group 2PM, continues his successful acting career, following hits like “King the Land”. His role in “Cashero” could further solidify his status as a versatile performer.

Filming Milestones

Production wrapped after an intensive five-month shoot, with first-look photos released featuring the main cast in character, building hype for the debut.

Crossover Appeal

The series features actors from Netflix's zombie hits like “Kingdom” and “All of Us Are Dead”, potentially drawing in fans of the platform's horror and action genres.

Where to Watch

“Cashero” will be available exclusively as a Netflix Original series, streaming worldwide upon its october-to-december 2025 release. Viewers can catch it on Netflix, where it joins a growing lineup of superhero and fantasy K-dramas.

For those eager to dive in sooner, the original webtoon is accessible on various platforms, offering a preview of the story's charm.