In a significant move that has sparked discussions across social media, the popular drama piracy site DRAMACOOL has announced its closure. The operators of the platform shared an official statement on social media, confirming that all five affiliated websites—Asianc, Dramanice, Watchasia, Runasian, and Asianwiki(.co)—will cease operations.
The statement read: “We are sorry to announce that we will be closing all 5 websites: Asianc, Dramanice, Watchasia, Runasian, Asianwiki(.co). Due to the copyright, we cannot run the sites anymore. We apologize to every fan who always supported and loved DRAMACOOL. Thank you and Best Regards.”
The shutdown has left many drama enthusiasts disheartened, with numerous users taking to social media to voice their frustration. While some expressed their gratitude for the platform’s years of service, others highlighted an ongoing issue in the streaming landscape—regional restrictions. Despite subscribing to multiple drama streaming services, fans noted that certain shows remain inaccessible in their regions, making platforms like DRAMACOOL a go-to source for hard-to-find content.
The closure marks a significant step in the ongoing fight against online piracy, but it also raises questions about accessibility and inclusivity in the global streaming market. For now, fans are left searching for alternatives to access their favorite dramas.
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