Create a Webtoon-Style AI Drama Series

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The Villain in Panel Three

We gave Soapflix one premise and picked the Webtoon style. Everything below came back from it: the script, the cast, the poster and the scenes. Nothing was drawn or edited by hand.

THE PREMISE

A young webtoon artist in Seoul draws a hit romance comic whose cold, arrogant villain is secretly based on the man who broke her heart in university. When her publisher is bought out, her new boss walks in on the first day: it is him, and he has read every chapter. He knows exactly who the villain is. To keep her series alive she has to work with him every day, while her readers vote on whether the villain deserves a redemption arc and she starts to wonder if she got the real story wrong.

5 episodesRomanticWebtoon

When a Seoul webtoon artist's publisher is bought by the company that now employs her college heartbreak, she must work beside the man she turned into her comic's icy villain, and decide whether the readers' vote for his redemption is also a vote she's willing to cast.

EP 1The New Editor3 scenes
EP 2Every Chapter3 scenes
EP 3The Version You Never Heard3 scenes
EP 4The Vote3 scenes
EP 5A Choice, Not a Cure3 scenes

The cast

Every character gets a cast photo. Every scene is drawn from these photos, so the cast looks the same in every episode.

Yoon Seori, a cast photo from The Villain in Panel Three — Yoon Seori

Kang Ijun, a cast photo from The Villain in Panel Three — Kang Ijun

Baek Nari, a cast photo from The Villain in Panel Three — Baek Nari

Choi Minji, a cast photo from The Villain in Panel Three — Choi Minji

Episode 1: The New Editor

The scenes of the first episode, each read by a narrator voice and scored with music in the final video.

Scene 1 of The Villain in Panel Three episode 1, webtoon style

Scene 2 of The Villain in Panel Three episode 1, webtoon style

Scene 3 of The Villain in Panel Three episode 1, webtoon style

See the full The Villain in Panel Three preview on Soapflix.

Pick your look

Webtoon, or a classic comic?

Webtoon is made for romance and K-drama. For a retro feel, try the Retro romance comic style. Pick one for the whole series, and every image follows it.

Webtoon

Clean digital line art, soft colour and glossy lighting, like the vertical comics on phone apps. It suits K-drama romance, office drama and fantasy romance.

Retro romance comic

Bold ink, halftone dots and bright, flat colour, like a vintage romance comic. It suits rom-coms, summer romance and playful drama.

Premise ideas

Start from one sentence.

Premises in a single sentence work best: who, where, and what goes wrong. Try one of these.

A webtoon artist's new boss is the real man she based her comic's villain on, and he has read every chapter.
A chaebol heir loses his memory and wakes up working at the fried chicken shop his family tried to buy out.
Two rival K-pop trainees are forced to fake a relationship to save their debut.
A contract bride discovers that her husband signed the contract to protect her, not his company.
A night-shift pharmacist in Seoul keeps getting prescriptions written in her dead sister's handwriting.
The villainess of a romance novel wakes up as the author, three chapters before her own death scene.

Questions

Webtoon AI drama, answered.

Can AI make a webtoon-style series?

Yes. Soapflix writes the whole series from your premise, scene by scene with dialogue, then makes the cast photos, poster, scene images, narrator voiceovers and music in webtoon style, and exports each episode as a vertical video.

Is this good for K-drama stories?

Yes. The Webtoon style suits K-drama romance, office drama and fantasy romance. Write your premise with the setting, for example Seoul, and the characters and places follow it.

Do the characters look the same in every episode?

Yes. Every character gets a cast photo first, and every scene is drawn from those photos, so faces, hair and outfits match from the first episode to the last.

How many episodes can a series have?

5, 10 or 15 episodes. Short episodes have 3 to 4 scenes and long episodes have 5 to 8, and each one ends on a hook that brings viewers to the next.

Can I post the episodes on TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts?

Yes. Each episode downloads as a vertical video with the poster, slow camera motion, narrator voice and music, ready to post.

Can my AI agent make webtoon series for me?

Yes. Connect Claude or any MCP client to https://app.soapflix.ai/mcp, and your agent can write stories, make every asset and export the episodes.

Create a webtoon-style AI drama series.