The Thai BL drama Knot has officially started airing, bringing the Omegaverse genre to the small screen for the first time in Thailand. The series premiered on June 30, 2026, and has already generated significant buzz among fans of the genre.
Knot is produced by MFlow Entertainment and features a unique storyline centered around an unexpected biological bond between two men from completely different worlds. The show features Oat Pasakorn Sanrattana as Phatsa and Boat Yongyut Termtuo as Nakhun.
Complete Episode Release Schedule for Knot
Knot consists of 12 episodes total, with new episodes dropping weekly. The series follows a strict weekly release pattern that viewers can easily follow.
The show airs every Tuesday starting from June 30, 2026, and will continue until September 15, 2026. Each episode runs for approximately 50-55 minutes.
The release schedule differs depending on where you watch:
- One31 (TV version): Airs every Tuesday at 22:30 (UTC+7)
- iQIYI (Uncut international version): Available every Tuesday at 23:00 (UTC+7)
- Mflow Entertainment YouTube (Clean cut): Uploads every Thursday at 23:00 (UTC+7)
Where to Watch Knot
International viewers have multiple options to watch Knot. The uncut version is available on iQIYI, making it accessible to global audiences. Viewers can access the series through iQIYI’s streaming platform with the uncensored version that includes all the original content.
For those who prefer traditional television, the show broadcasts on One31 for viewers in Thailand. The clean version also gets uploaded to MFlow Entertainment’s official YouTube channel two days after the initial broadcast.
What Makes Knot Different
Knot stands out as Thailand’s first deep Omegaverse BL series, making it a groundbreaking entry in the Thai drama landscape. The Omegaverse concept, which originated in fan fiction, presents a world where people are classified as Alphas, Betas, and Omegas with specific biological traits.
The series follows Phatsa, a young man who grew up unaware of the existence of Alphas, Betas, and Omegas in his world. His life changes completely when Nakhun, a powerful pure Alpha, bites him unexpectedly, creating an unbreakable biological bond between them.
This forced bond compels them to live together under rules neither can challenge. The connection grows stronger as they spend more time together, and the bond becomes impossible to escape. The series presents a high-stakes premise where if one dies, the other will inevitably follow.
Production and Background
MFlow Entertainment produced this ambitious project, marking a significant investment in the BL genre. The official pilot for Knot The Series was released on November 11, 2025, on MFlow Entertainment’s YouTube channel, building anticipation for the full series release.
The series has been anticipated as one of the most talked-about BL projects of 2026. Its release during Pride Month adds to its significance for the LGBTQ+ community and BL fans worldwide.
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What Viewers Are Saying
Early viewers have shared their thoughts about the first episode online. One viewer on MyDramaList expressed intrigue about the series, noting the 12-episode format with approximately 45 minutes per episode.
The concept has drawn attention for its mature storyline and dangerous soulmate dynamics. The Omegaverse setup presents a fresh narrative approach that many fans have been waiting to see from Thai productions.
Some viewers have questioned the plausibility of the premise, with one comment noting that it seems unlikely Phatsa could live in this society without knowing about the existence of second genders, especially as a working professional who attended university. However, this hasn’t stopped fans from eagerly awaiting the next episodes.
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