| Native Title | 오늘부터 인간입니다만 |
| Also Know as | Human from Today, I'm Human from Today; Starting from Today, I'm Human; Starting Today, I'm Human; From Today Onwards, I Am Human; Oneulbuteo Inganipnidaman, Oneulbuteo Inganimmidaman |
| Director | Kim Jung-Kwon |
| Writer | Park Chan-Young, Jo Ah-Young |
| Air Time | Friday, Saturday 21:50 |
| Content Rating | 15+ - Teens 15 or older |
| Runtime | 12 episodes |
| Genre | Comedy, Romance, Fantasy, Supernatural, Sports |
| Language | Korean |
| Country | South Korea |
| Release Date | 2026-01-16 |
| End Date | 2026-02-28 |
"No Tail to Tell" is a fantasy rom-com that blends supernatural mischief with heartfelt growth, promising a delightful mix of quirky humor and emotional depth. Starring Kim Hye-yoon and Lomon, this SBS drama flips the traditional gumiho trope into a fresh tale of identity and unexpected bonds.
"No Tail to Tell" (Korean: "오늘부터 인간입니다만," lit. "Starting Today, I Am Human") is an upcoming 2026 South Korean television series directed by Kim Jung-kwon, co-written by Park Chan-young and Jo Ah-young. It features 12 episodes, each approximately 60 minutes, rated 15+ for teens and older. Produced by Binge Works and Studio S, the series adapts a gumiho narrative with a modern twist, set to air on SBS every Wednesday and Thursday at 21:00 in second half of 2026. Filming wrapped in late 2024, with the first script reading held in September 2024. Initially slated for 2025, the premiere was postponed to 2026, stirring fan anticipation.
Eun Ho, a flamboyant nine-tailed fox (gumiho), thrives on eternal youth, indulging in human pleasures like fashion and fun while dodging good deeds to avoid becoming mortal. Unlike traditional gumihos who yearn for humanity, she revels in her carefree immortality, collecting "vices" to maintain her status. Her world flips when a bizarre accident with Kang Si-yeol, a narcissistic soccer star obsessed with his physique, transforms her into a human named Kim Ok-soon. Forced to navigate mortal struggles – emotions, responsibilities, and an ID she rejects – Eun Ho clashes with Kang Si-yeol, whose arrogance masks deeper vulnerabilities. Their love-hate dynamic sparks witty banter and chaotic misadventures, from mistaken flirtations to supernatural dilemmas. As Eun Ho faces a choice between humanity or vanishing forever, the series weaves comedy, romance, and self-discovery, exploring whether a mischievous fox can find meaning in a human heart.
The December 2024 SBS Drama Awards teaser, racking up millions of views, sparked excitement for its fresh gumiho twist, with fans praising Kim Hye-yoon’s mischievous Eun Ho and the love-hate chemistry.
The postponement announced in April 2025, shifting the release from 2025 to 2026, left fans frustrated, with many voicing their disappointment and anger over the delay.
The teaser’s vibrant visuals and witty dialogue position it as a 2026 rom-com highlight.
Unlike traditional gumihos craving humanity, Eun Ho’s vice-collecting, anti-good-deed stance offers a sassy, modern spin, as teased: “I enjoy the fun parts of life without suffering.”
Kim Hye-yoon tackles her first supernatural role, mastering Eun Ho’s bubbly-to-bewildered shift, with fans buzzing over her “sassy fox” vibe.
Kang Si-yeol denying flirtation with “Are you crazy?” to Eun Ho’s confident “Falling for me is a given,” sets up a fiery dynamic.
The 2024 SBS Drama Awards clip, showing Eun Ho’s protests against her “Ok-soon” ID, went viral, amplifying hype despite the delay.
Completed in 2024, with Kim Jung-kwon’s September 28, 2024, Instagram post revealing a lively script reading, hinting at cast synergy.
"No Tail to Tell" promises to be a whimsical gem, blending fantasy, comedy, and heart as it flips gumiho lore into a modern tale of self-discovery. Kim Hye-yoon’s vibrant Eun Ho and Lomon’s smug Kang Si-yeol set the stage for a love-hate romance that’s equal parts hilarious and touching. Despite the 2026 delay, the buzz proves its potential to charm with witty banter and emotional stakes. For fans craving a fresh spin on supernatural K-dramas, this is a must-watch that’ll make the wait worthwhile.
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