Netflix's latest series 'Parasyte: The Grey' has surged to the top of the global charts, garnering 6.3 million views within just three days of its debut on April 5 KST. The gripping sci-fi drama has claimed the number one spot in the non-English TV series category on Netflix, dominating in eight countries including Korea, Peru, Malaysia, and the Philippines, and ranking in the top 10 in 68 countries worldwide, with Japan securing the fifth position.

'Parasyte: The Grey' delves into the chilling narrative of parasites infiltrating human hosts to expand their dominance, while a dedicated team known as 'The Grey' strives to thwart their sinister agenda. Led by stellar performances from Jeon So Nee, Koo Kyo Hwan, Lee Jung Hyun, Kwon Hae Hyo, and Kim In Kwon, the series explores themes of coexistence amidst the clash between humanity and parasitic beings.

Based on Hitoshi Iwaaki's renowned manga 'Parasyte', which has captivated audiences worldwide with its profound exploration of symbiosis and control, the adaptation seamlessly integrates Korea's backdrop into the narrative. The series has earned acclaim for its stunning visual effects, thrilling action sequences, and thought-provoking messages.

Meanwhile, tvN's 'Queen of Tears', starring Kim Soo Hyun and Kim Ji Won, slipped to the second position after topping the charts last week. Despite recording 4.3 million views from April 1-7 and maintaining its popularity in countries like Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam, the show faces stiff competition from 'Parasyte: The Grey'. Nevertheless, 'Queen of Tears' continues to captivate audiences, achieving impressive ratings and topicality scores, sparking anticipation for its future success.