Recommendations

It is the 'season 1' of DMD Friendship the Reality, It Takes Two but follows the earlier generation (Gen 3) of Domundi. It has the same mechanics but it just follows a different set of people. Surprise, surprise- some of the previous talents from DMD Friendship the Reality will be featured on DMD Friendship the Reality, It Takes Two from episodes 2 and so on.

Plot: A dedicated but corrupt police officer suddenly gains an alter ego who compels him to seek justice. This alter ego leads him into situations where he must confront his hidden ethics and bring criminals to justice.

It’s similar: Like Family: The Unbreakable Bond, this drama balances intense action with humour and character development. The dual nature of the main character adds suspense and comedy, keeping things engaging.

Plot: Three female NIS agents, once top-tier in their field, return to undercover work to solve a corporate case while juggling their family lives and past challenges.

it’s similar: This action-comedy features espionage, family ties, and strong female leads, balancing suspense and humour with the challenges of family and work-life balance.

Plot: This dark-comedy thriller follows a Korean-Italian lawyer who works for the mafia and ends up in Korea to retrieve gold hidden in a building. He finds himself entangled in a fight with a corrupt corporation while bonding with quirky residents.

It is similar: Vincenzo also blends action, suspense, and family dynamics among a makeshift "family" of tenants who grow close. It has a unique mix of humor, action, and thrilling moments similar to Family: The Unbreakable Bond.

Plot: A con artist unknowingly marries a police officer and gets roped into a political scam, forced to run for office by a crime boss.

it’s similar: It mixes comedy with action and suspense, and the protagonist's double life adds a similar "family drama meets action" twist. The comedic tone and tension of leading a double life make it close in spirit to Family: The Unbreakable Bond.

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Doona and To My Star are two series I could never get tired of rewatching. Both feature the grumpy x sunshine trope with an idol who's on hiatus due to a controversy. In one, the lead ends up living with him as roommates, and in the other, she lives just one floor below. And the angst with "stop using me because you're bored" trope hits hard in both??

Both include a teacher different from the others, a complex line of students and a hierarchy in the classroom is heavily implied

School 2013 is more student-focused in the main characters are two students with a complicated past friendship.

Both dramas have pretty much the same motive: to grow and nurture students into becoming adults. School 2013 is more heavy in terms of circumstances and conditions, but it's a must watch.

Both have:

- Teacher lectures and tries to change students
- Evil bullies with little self-awareness
- Bullying
- Teacher with ulterior motives to becoming a teacher

Both are mini dramas in which the leads are caught in a time loop that always ends with them dying, and must figure out who's behind it to survive and get out of the loop.

Both have:

- Teacher aiming to fix the classroom and dissolve hierarchy
- Growth in students and teachers
- Suspense
- 3 Nen a Gumi is more serious but definitely has a lot of the themes of Billion x School

Both the leads are connected in some magical way and keep dying over and over and moving slightly back in time, trying to figure out how to survive the events that caused their death the first time.

Both are Thai GL. Both are made by the same company "idolfactory". Both have romance between two people of different social class.

Both are Thai GL. Both are made by the same company "idolfactory". Both have the same actors playing the main couple "FayMay".

They are both Thai GL. They are both made by the same company "idolfactory". They are both adapted from a novel by the same author "MonMaw".