Netflix's upcoming series "Mr. Plankton," starring Woo Do Hwan, gets embroiled in a controversy ahead of debut. The drama's production team immediately released a statement regarding the issue.

Keep on reading to know what happened.

Netflix's 'Mr Plankton' Involved in Illegal Waste Dumping

While in preparation for its release, Netflix's original series, "Mr. Plankton" was involved in illegal waste dumping issue.

The story will focus on the journey of Hae Jo, a man who was born by mistake, as he is accompanied by Jae Mi, a woman who has been in a miserable life.

"Mr. Plankton" is penned by "It's Okay to Not Be Okay" writer Jo Yong, and Director Hong Jong Chan, the creative behind the series "Juvenile Justice" and "Dear My Friends."

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Shai Collins wrote this.