Is the TV show Last available on Netflix, Disney+, Prime or Apple TV+?

At Stream Tracker, we’re taking a close look at Last (2015), the gritty Seoul-set drama adapted from Kang Hyung Kyu’s webcomic. The story follows Jang Tae Ho, a once-successful trader who loses everything in a disastrous stock-market gamble and falls into a hidden, ranked society of Seoul’s homeless. From surviving the streets to clawing his way up the underground hierarchy, the series is all about survival, rank, and the brutal economics that let a boss profit off the desperate — a tone that feels closer to a back-alley trading floor than a boardroom. Netflix viewers who like tense character climbs and moral ambiguity will find plenty to chew on here. This article checks where you can stream Last right now — whether it’s on Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, or Apple TV+ — and what to expect in terms of seasons, region availability, subtitles and audio options. The show didn’t win major industry awards but has been noted for its raw portrayal of life on the margins and its faithful webcomic roots. Read on to see which platforms carry the series in your country and how to watch it legally.

Synopsis

After losing everything in a disastrous high-stakes stock deal, Jang Tae-ho falls from a life of success into the streets of Seoul. Forced to survive among the city’s homeless, he discovers an underground, hierarchical network that governs their world—complete with ranks, rules and a ruthless leader who corners illicit profits by preying on those at the bottom. Starting as the lowest rung, Tae-ho claws his way up the ladder, learning the rules, forging alliances and confronting moral compromises as he fights to unseat the boss and reclaim agency over his life. The series follows his gritty ascent, exposing the hidden economy of the streets and the human cost of ambition, power and exploitation.

Release date

2015

Seasons / Episodes

1s / 16ep

Total duration

16h 48min

Rating

Country

République de Corée

Genre(s)

Crime, Drame, Thriller

Cast

Yoon Kye-sang Lee Beom-soo Seo Yea-ji Park Won-sang Park Ye-jin Gong Hyung-jin Jo Jae-yun