Shark
Cartoon
- Year of Production
- 2020
- Content Type
- Mobile Online (Scroll View)
- Target Age
- All
- Quantity
Video
Summary
The webtoon "Shark" is a story about high school student Cha Woo-sol, who was a victim of school violence. He is overcoming trauma and realizing his dream of becoming a UFC champion. It is one of the most popular webtoon series on the platform, recording high sales in "Kakao Page" which is one of the biggest webtoon platform in South Korea. Despite being "Kakao Page," which has a relatively low proportion of male and boy favorites compared to "Naver Webtoon," it maintains a big male fandom. The unique story and action caught the eyes of global readers, setting a record of topping the Japanese webtoon platform "Picoma" and breaking the cumulative sales of 1.6 billion won. It is one of the representative webtoon IP of Toyou Dream. It is still popular in Thailand's Wichomix and France's Delitun.
Company Profile
Broadcasting Cartoon Animation Immersive Content
Toyou’s Dream Co., Ltd.
TOYOU'S DREAM is a global No.1 webtoon IP studio, established in 2009, with over 570 titles produced.
Our flagship titles include the integrated universe series such as Tong, Dokgo, and Blood Rain, as well as Shark, Cleaner K, and Polar Night. These works are serviced across major domestic and international content platforms. We are actively expanding into global co-productions of webtoons and multimedia adaptations—including film, publishing, and animation—targeting key markets such as Japan, China, North America, and Europe.
In 2021, we launched our video production arm, Studio TOYOU, evolving into a comprehensive content production company based on webtoon IPs. With successful adaptations such as Tong Memories, Dokgo Rewind, Item, and Shark, we continue to develop a wide range of cross-media content that transcends platform boundaries.
Our flagship titles include the integrated universe series such as Tong, Dokgo, and Blood Rain, as well as Shark, Cleaner K, and Polar Night. These works are serviced across major domestic and international content platforms. We are actively expanding into global co-productions of webtoons and multimedia adaptations—including film, publishing, and animation—targeting key markets such as Japan, China, North America, and Europe.
In 2021, we launched our video production arm, Studio TOYOU, evolving into a comprehensive content production company based on webtoon IPs. With successful adaptations such as Tong Memories, Dokgo Rewind, Item, and Shark, we continue to develop a wide range of cross-media content that transcends platform boundaries.
