Enlists as a Navy noncommissioned officer
He enlisted as a Navy noncommissioned officer.
Source 02 · Namuwiki (Korean) · Yuk Jun-seo · opens in a new tab The time of enlistment is based on Namuwiki and was not confirmed in news reports.In 2014, the year he turned 18, he enlisted as a Navy noncommissioned officer, and in 2016 he completed UDT/SEAL training. In February 2019, he was discharged as a reserve sergeant from the Naval Special Warfare Flotilla. In 2020, he held an exhibition in Hapjeong, Seoul, and started a YouTube channel.
The breakthrough yearIn March 2021, the year he turned 25, he appeared on Channel A and SKY’s Steel Troops with the UDT team. UDT won on June 22, and in August he signed with IOK Company.
In 2022, he appeared in the short film Bulgeun Eolgul (Red Face) and was cast in Sweet Home season 2. On Sept. 25 he announced that he would stop his public activities. In December 2023, he appeared in Sweet Home season 2 as Bang Jin-ho, a member of the Crow Unit. In 2024, he went to the Lofoten Islands in the Arctic region for Gangcheol Jigu and appeared in Sweet Home season 3 in July. In December he held his first solo exhibition, Papyeon: Cranium.
In January 2025, he appeared in Netflix’s Single’s Inferno 4. In May he appeared on King of Mask Singer and Wavve’s One: High School Heroes, and in June on Knowing Bros.
In 2026, he appeared in JTBC’s The Practical Guide to Love, in Saengjonwang 2 in May, and in Disney+’s Sullae Game in September.
Yuk Jun-seo (born Apr 1, 1996) was discharged from the Naval Special Warfare Flotilla in February 2019, the year he turned 23, and became known on Mar 23, 2021, the year he turned 25, when he appeared on the first broadcast of Channel A and SKY’s Steel Troops with the UDT team. His first drama, Sweet Home season 2, was released in 2023, the year he turned 27.
Ages are by calendar year (the year minus the birth year), birthdays aside.
He enlisted as a Navy noncommissioned officer.
Source 02 · Namuwiki (Korean) · Yuk Jun-seo · opens in a new tab The time of enlistment is based on Namuwiki and was not confirmed in news reports.He finished UDT/SEAL training and served in the Naval Special Warfare Flotilla.
Source 02 · Namuwiki (Korean) · Yuk Jun-seo · opens in a new tab The time of completion is based on Namuwiki and was not confirmed in news reports.A former member of the Naval Special Warfare Flotilla (UDT), he was discharged as a reserve sergeant.
Source 01 · Newsen (Korean) · Yuk Jun-seo’s recent news · opens in a new tabSource 02 · Namuwiki (Korean) · Yuk Jun-seo · opens in a new tab The discharge was confirmed in articles to February 2019. The day was not confirmed.The exhibition was held at Binkan in Hapjeong, Seoul. After discharge he began working as a painter.
Source 02 · Namuwiki (Korean) · Yuk Jun-seo · opens in a new tab The exhibition information is based on Namuwiki and was not confirmed in news reports.He opened a YouTube channel. Gukje News writes that in May 2021, after Steel Troops, he posted a magazine interview video on the channel “Painter Yuk Jun-seo.”
Source 02 · Namuwiki (Korean) · Yuk Jun-seo · opens in a new tabSource 33 · Gukje News (Korean) · Steel Troops interview with Yuk Jun-seo · opens in a new tab The opening date is based on Namuwiki and was not confirmed in news reports.He appeared as a member of the team of UDT reservists. After episode 2 aired, News Inside introduced his occupation as painter.
UDT won in the final episode. Yuk Jun-seo gave his remarks on winning the next day.
Source 05 · Yonhap News Agency (Korean) · Steel Troops ends · opens in a new tabSource 06 · Segye Ilbo (Korean) · Remarks on winning · opens in a new tabIOK Company said it had signed an exclusive contract with him; he had been working as an artist and painter.
Source 07 · Yonhap News Agency (Korean) · Exclusive contract with IOK Company · opens in a new tabHe appeared as a special guest with Jung Yong-hwa and Lee Jung-shin.
Source 08 · TV Daily (Korean) · Special guest on Omniscient Interfering View · opens in a new tabHe appears in the epilogue of a short film set in the Battlegrounds universe. MBC Entertainment reported it as his acting debut.
Source 09 · MBC Entertainment (Korean) · Short film Bulgeun Eolgul (Red Face) · opens in a new tab The news of his appearance was reported on Jan. 7; the release date was not confirmed.YTN Star reported the casting, and his agency said it was true.
Source 10 · YTN Star (Korean) · Sweet Home 2 casting · opens in a new tabSource 11 · Top Star News (Korean) · Official statement on joining Sweet Home 2 · opens in a new tabHe appeared as a season 1 cast member and said he was filming Sweet Home season 2 bit by bit.
Source 12 · Top Star News (Korean) · Appears on Steel Troops 2 · opens in a new tabIn a social media post he said he would close his account and stop all public activities. He wrote that since earlier that year he had also been working in another field.
Source 13 · Etoday (Korean) · Announces a halt to activities · opens in a new tabHe appeared as Bang Jin-ho, a member of the Crow Unit, the unit dedicated to monsters.
Source 14 · The Fact (Korean) · Sweet Home 2 press conference · opens in a new tabSource 15 · TenAsia (Korean) · Sweet Home 2 press conference · opens in a new tabSource 16 · IZE (Korean) · Sweet Home 2 interview · opens in a new tabWith the Steel Traveler Kim Min-jun, he headed to the Lofoten Islands in the Arctic region. The trip lasted 11 nights and 12 days.
Source 17 · Gukje News (Korean) · Gangcheol Jigu · opens in a new tabHe appeared again as a member of the Crow Unit after season 2.
Source 18 · SWTV (Korean) · Sweet Home season 3 press conference · opens in a new tabSource 19 · Sports Kyunghyang (Korean) · Sweet Home finale letter · opens in a new tabIt was held at Geumho Albert in Geumho-dong, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, until Dec. 20.
Source 20 · Newsen (Korean) · First solo exhibition · opens in a new tabHe appeared among the male cast. Insight writes that he became the final couple with Lee Si-an.
Source 21 · Maeil Business Newspaper (Korean) · Single’s Inferno 4 · opens in a new tabSource 22 · Hankook Ilbo (Korean) · Single’s Inferno 4 press conference · opens in a new tabSource 23 · Insight (Korean) · Saengjonwang 2 · opens in a new tabHe returned after Single’s Inferno 4 to show his daily life. Gukje News writes that he came back after four years.
Source 29 · Star News (Korean) · Preview of an Omniscient Interfering View appearance · opens in a new tabSource 34 · Gukje News (Korean) · Yuk Jun-seo’s daily life on Omniscient Interfering View · opens in a new tabHe appeared as the masked singer Undonghae, and his identity was revealed as Yuk Jun-seo. The same day he appeared as a one-day coach on SBS’s My Little Old Boy.
Source 24 · Joynews24 (Korean) · King of Mask Singer · opens in a new tabSource 25 · Biz Enter (Korean) · My Little Old Boy · opens in a new tabHe was introduced as part of the cast. MyDaily writes that he took on acting once again after Sweet Home season 2.
Source 26 · JTBC (Korean) · One: High School Heroes released · opens in a new tabSource 27 · MyDaily (Korean) · One press conference · opens in a new tabHe said the atmosphere inside the UDT was tense around the time he appeared on Steel Troops.
Source 28 · Newsen (Korean) · Knowing Bros · opens in a new tabHe appeared as one of the blind-date partners. MHN writes that Han Ji-min goes on a blind date with Yuk Jun-seo of Single’s Inferno 4.
Source 30 · MHN Sports (Korean) · The Practical Guide to Love · opens in a new tab It follows the preview report (Mar. 7, 2026) of the broadcast.He took part in the jungle stranding mission.
Source 31 · TenAsia (Korean) · Saengjonwang 2 · opens in a new tabSource 23 · Insight (Korean) · Saengjonwang 2 · opens in a new tabHe appeared as a contestant, presented as a former UDT member.
Source 32 · Top Star News (Korean) · Sullae Game · opens in a new tabEND OF SELECTED RECORDSSelected records, 2014–2026 · not a complete list of work. “Key moment” is an editorial label, not a measure of success.
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Apr 1, 1996 —
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