When it comes to relatable sibling relationships, K-drama has delivered some of the most hilarious, heartwarming, and, of course, nerve-wracking ones over time. These siblings can fight or bicker over anything! Be it remote, food, clothes, or just a space to sit when other spaces are empty, gosh!

These on-screen brothers and sisters remind us of our family chaos, too and how we will always have each other’s backs when things get serious. Let’s brush over five iconic K-drama siblings who proved the siblings’ love to be a mix of war and unwavering loyalty.

Ri Ohn and Ri Jin (Kill Me, Heal Me)

This sibling took playful teasing to another level. They were always at each other’s throats, and Ri Ohn always joked about him being Ri Jin’s older brother even though he was younger. Their relationship was emotional and heartwarming. Even when he found out that they were unrelated, he still protected her fiercely.

Ju Kyung and Ju Young (True Beauty)

Talk about grabbing each other’s hair? The two siblings are a pro! Ju Young was the weapon fashioned against Ju Kyung’s facial distress. He teased her at any opportunities he got, but that didn’t stop him from protecting her when the need arose. What an unconditional love!

Moon Kang Tae & Moon Sang Tae (It’s Okay to Not Be Okay)

Although their bond was a heartbreaking one, it still didn’t fail to deliver heartwarming moments. Sang Tae, who was an autistic older brother, relied on Kang Tae a lot. This caused him to struggle between duty and personal dreams. Their constant argument over independence got us laughing, but their tearful reconciliations tore our hearts to pieces, showing us that love is about understanding and sacrifice.

Kim Shin & Kim Sun (Goblin)

This particular sibling had a special bond that transcended centuries and lifetimes. Their bond was filled with love and, of course, occasional disagreements and loyalty. Even after her reincarnation, he still looked out for her. Their bond was more of actions than words.

Baek In Ho & Baek In Ha (Cheese in the Trap)

Chaos in human form? That’s the Baek siblings! They fought like there was no tomorrow. Screaming, pushing each other’s buttons constantly, and throwing insults were their signatures. However, when life hit hard, they stood together. It was a really messy but real sibling relationship that proved that they can be each other’s strongest allies and biggest headaches simultaneously.

Lee Yeon and Lee Rang (Tale of Nine-Tailed Fox)

A love mixed with resentment even as the centuries rolled by. Yeon abandoned Rang after falling for a human, and that left him bitter. Even with all this, they communicated their love under intense bickering, and their reconciliations were one of the most emotional ones in the history of K-drama siblings because it was full of life-threatening moments. What an unbreakable bond.

Kang Dong Goo and Kang Seo Jin (Welcome to Waikiki Season 1)

They were pure comedic and chaotic siblings. Dong Goo, who is a struggling filmmaker, is the older brother to Seo Jin, a short-tempered judo athlete. Not only did their bickering keep the guesthouse lively, but their insults and playful fights also made viewers laugh continuously. Of course, there were emotional moments when they comforted and supported each other at their lowest.

These are just a few of the sibling relationships in K-dramas. They reminded us of the love-hate relationship we also share with our real-life brothers and sisters. They come first, no matter how much we drive each other crazy.