The coming-of-age story that has charmed audiences is reaching its conclusion. The final two episodes of Spirit Fingers, the live-action adaptation of the popular webtoon, are set to release, promising to resolve the emotional journeys of its characters. Viewers are eager to see if the bonds formed in the unique art club will withstand growing insecurities and external pressures.
When and Where to Watch the Final Episodes
The Spirit Fingers series finale will wrap up with a double episode release. Episodes 11 and 12 are scheduled to premiere on Wednesday, November 26, 2025. This follows the show’s regular schedule of releasing new episodes every Wednesday on the Korean streaming platform TVING. For international audiences, the series is available for streaming on Viki. The platform offers both a free, ad-supported viewing option and an ad-free experience with a Viki Pass subscription.
The drama, which began with a four-episode premiere on October 29, 2025, has told its story over a total of 12 episodes. The final installments will be available from their release date for viewers to watch online.
The Story So Far: Rising Tensions and Insecurities
Based on Han Kyoung-chal’s well-loved Naver Webtoon, Spirit Fingers stars Park Ji-hu as Song Woo-yeon, a quiet high school student whose life changes after she joins a vibrant art club called the Spirit Fingers. The club becomes a space where she learns to express herself and build confidence. She grows closer to Nam Gi-jong, played by Jo Joon-young, a charismatic part-time fitting model who is also the brother of the club’s president.
The relationship between Woo-yeon and Gi-jong has been a central focus. Recent episodes showed them happily dating and learning more about each other. Woo-yeon even stood up to her mother, showing her newfound strength and comfort in knowing she has Gi-jong’s support. However, the preview for the finale hints at a major shift. After visiting Gi-jong at a professional modeling shoot, Woo-yeon was overwhelmed by his confidence and the environment. She ended their date early, spiraled into self-doubt, and was seen questioning their entire relationship, even stating she had started to “hate Nam Gi-jong.”
Meanwhile, the relationship between Nam Geu-rin (Park You-na) and Koo Seon-ho (Choi Bo-min) faces its own test with the sudden reappearance of Geu-rin’s ex-boyfriend. This has created confusion and distance between them, leaving their future uncertain. Familial conflicts are also poised for resolution, as the return of Woo-yeon’s father and older brother suggests that long-standing tensions within the Song family will be addressed.
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What the Finale Will Decide
The concluding episodes will focus on resolving these personal and romantic conflicts. The narrative will explore whether Woo-yeon can overcome her intense self-doubt and whether the perceived pressure of their differences will ultimately push her and Gi-jong apart. Gi-jong, who has always appeared self-assured, may confront his own vulnerabilities as he tries to understand Woo-yeon’s changing feelings.
The story will also reveal whether Geu-rin can clearly choose between her past with her ex and her present with Seon-ho. Additionally, the finale is expected to shed light on the underlying issues within the Song family and how these dynamics influence Woo-yeon’s final decisions. As the season ends, viewers can expect emotional confrontations and decisive choices from each character, determining the final direction of their relationships and personal growth.
“U-yeon’s growing insecurity and emotional distance from Gi-jong will likely take center stage as she is seen considering breaking up with him in the preview of the upcoming episodes.”
The journey of self-discovery that began when a shy student was invited to model for a quirky art club is now reaching its most critical point.
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