Iris: Season 1

Season 1 overview

Kim Hyeon-Jun and Jin Sa-Woo are chosen by Choi Seung Hee to join a secret anti-terrorist organization. They execute their first joint mission to prevent an assassination on the South Korean President, establishing their professional rivalry and romantic competition.

Key story beats

  1. Dual Selection — Both men are chosen by Seung Hee to join the anti-terrorist unit.
  2. Presidential Assassination Plot — The pair executes their first mission to prevent an attack on the President.
  3. Nuclear Specialist Rescue — Sa-Woo is recalled to extract a specialist while others vacation.
  4. Solo Assassination Mission — Hyun-Jun targets a minister but becomes the hunted.
  5. Global Manhunt — Accused of espionage, Hyun-Jun evades multiple intelligence agencies.
  6. The Japan Revelation — Six months later, North Korean agents discover Hyun-Jun is alive in Japan.
  7. Cross-Border Pursuit — Seung Hee tracks a suspect to Japan while Hyun-Jun faces local intelligence.
  8. The IRIS USB Drive — A mysterious figure seeks Hyun-Jun over a drive containing IRIS intelligence.
  9. Cheol-yeong's Bargain — Hyun-Jun negotiates with Cheol-yeong for protection against the NSS.
  10. NSS Headquarters Infiltration — A diversionary tactic allows Hyun-Jun's team to breach the agency unseen.
  11. Seung Hee's Survival — Hyun-Jun discovers Seung Hee is alive and escapes with a bomb component.
  12. Mysterious Ally Contact — Hyun-Jun contacts a Hungarian savior to investigate IRIS and his parents.
  13. Forced Interrogation — Terrorists compel Hyun-Jun to interrogate Seung Hee while planning a Seoul bomb attack.
  14. Internal Suspicions — Unit members suspect Sa-Woo and Baek San, while Hyun-Jun warns the President.
  15. Cheol-yeong's Defection — Cheol-yeong allies with Hyun-Jun to locate the bomb as IRIS seizes NSS control.

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