More Cash, More Power: Lee Jun-ho Returns in Netflix's Fantasy Series 'Cashero'
Netflix's 'Cashero' stars Lee Jun-ho in a unique black comedy where money equals power. Explore the cast and the capitalistic twist on the hero genre.
What if a hero's strength was directly proportional to their bank balance? Netflix's latest K-drama sensation, Cashero, isn't just another superhero story. Released in late 2025, this black comedy-fantasy series is already making waves for its sharp social commentary wrapped in a supernatural premise.
Money as a Superpower: The Bold Premise
Based on a popular webtoon, Cashero tells the story of an ordinary civil servant who gains superhuman strength based on the amount of cash he carries. According to Dramabeans, the show serves as a platform for fans to discuss the gritty realities of capitalism. It's not about magic rings or alien DNA—it's about the literal power of wealth.
A Powerhouse Cast for the Screen
The series marks a significant return for Lee Jun-ho, who portrays the protagonist Kang Sang-woong. He's joined by an ensemble cast including Kim Hye-joon, Kim Hyang-gi, and Kim Byung-chul. Industry insiders report that the chemistry between the lead actors adds a layer of depth to the series' cynical humor and high-stakes action sequences.
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