Netflix hyped up the "Parasyte" fans after unveiling the newest set of teasers for the upcoming series "Parasyte: The Grey," starring Jeon So Nee and Koo Kyo Hwan.

As it approaches its premiere, excitement among prospective viewers continues to intensify. Here's what you must know about the upcoming drama.

Jeon So Nee Becomes One With Parasites In New Netflix Show

On March 7, Netflix's upcoming series "Parasyte: The Grey" unveiled its newest teaser poster and drama trailer.

Based on Hitoshi Iwaaki's Japanese comic "Parasyte," the series depicts people's lives after parasitic life-forms from outer space invade the Earth by living off human beings.

The brand new teaser poster captures the powerful narrative that is set to be delivered this spring. In the photo, Jung Su In (Jeon So Nee) becomes a prisoner of a parasite.

She suffers from a strange symbiosis with a spine-chilling parasite that penetrates the half of her face with its tentacles, morphing her into an unrecognizable monster herself.

Attention is focused on how Jung Su In continues to live as a host to unidentified parasites. Moreover, curiosity is also raised on the never-ending battles of humans against parasitic life-forms.

'Parasyte: The Grey' Unveils Spine-Chilling Teaser

Accompanying the teaser poster is a brief drama trailer, which satisfies the prospective viewers' curiosity about the entirety of the work's narrative.

"Parasyte: The Grey" teaser begins with humans becoming one as hosts to unknown parasitic life-forms, saying that they have no choice but to give up their bodies to the creatures from outer space.

The parasites freely infiltrated human bodies while simultaneously camouflaging themselves into looking like humans, and attacking people using their hosts' bodies.

In the teaser, fans are able to see Seol Kang Woo (Koo Kwo Hwan) for the first time as he hides from the parasites hunting him down while looking for his missing younger brother.

With the help of The Grey Team, led by Choi Jun Kyung (Lee Jung Hyun), parasites are slowed down one by one to finally end their parasitic intentions on humankind.

The teaser ends with Jung Su In becoming one with the parasite living inside her, raising curiosity as to how her story unfolds as a host and a parasite all in one.

Make sure to check out director Yeon Sang Ho's newest masterpiece "Parasyte: The Grey" this April 5 on Netflix.

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Written by Elijah Mully.