The main story of the Villains Are Destined to Die webtoon ended at chapter 214, and a TV anime adaptation has been announced. A spinoff is planned after a break.
Villains Are Destined to Die, the webtoon by Gwon Gyeoeul and SUOL, wrapped its main story in July 2026. The final chapter, chapter 214, closed a run of nearly five years on Kakao Page in Korea. The series is a flagship title in the reincarnated-villainess genre and a cornerstone of Tapas' fantasy romance catalog in English.
Shortly after the conclusion, Kakao's Piccoma service announced a TV anime adaptation. The announcement came alongside the end of the main story, with a spinoff already planned after a break. The English version of the webtoon is available on Tapas, and print editions are coming from Ize Press.
The two stories together establish that the property is moving from its original webtoon run into new formats: an anime and a spinoff. The print release from Ize Press adds a physical edition to the existing digital presence. The series' long run and its position in the genre make it a notable property, though the stories do not specify a release window for the anime or the spinoff.
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Kakao's Piccoma service announced the end of the main story and a TV anime adaptation for Gwon Gyeoeul and SUOL's webtoon Villains Are Destined to Die. The main story concluded at chapter 214 on Kakao Page in July, with a spinoff planned after a break.
The Villains Are Destined to Die webtoon concluded its main story in Korea with Chapter 214, ending a nearly five-year run. A spin-off is planned after a break. The English version is on Tapas, and print editions are coming from Ize Press.