‘Tazza 4’ Unveils Illustrated Poster Ahead of Chuseok Premiere

The next chapter of the Tazza film series is taking shape with a newly released illustrated poster for ‘Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub’. The project, still carrying a working title, is scheduled to arrive during the Chuseok holiday period in September and marks the franchise’s return after a six-year gap. Its timing places a familiar Korean crime-film property back in the competitive holiday release window.

The poster puts a broad ensemble in view while signaling the story’s central clash: a former friendship that has turned into a battle for control. Its drawn presentation offers more than a conventional character lineup, arranging the cast around a web of competing interests and suggesting the scale of the new installment’s world.

A friendship turned into a gamble

At the heart of the film is Jang Tae Young, played by Byun Yo Han. The character has built a successful online casino business and appears to have secured the life he wanted. That stability is shattered when Park Tae Young, his longtime friend, takes it away. Roh Jae Won plays Park, placing the two actors at the center of a revenge-driven conflict.

Their paths cross again in the international gambling scene, where the personal fallout becomes the fuel for a dangerous rematch. The premise gives the film a clear emotional stake alongside its games of chance: the contest is not simply about money or status, but about betrayal and the unresolved history between two people who once trusted each other.

That setup also keeps the new film connected to the high-pressure spirit associated with the Tazza name. Gambling stories often rely on hidden information, shifting alliances and sudden reversals, and this chapter frames those elements through a relationship already fractured before the first new hand is played.

An ensemble built for a larger arena

The illustrated poster introduces characters played by Ayaka Miyoshi, Tsuyoshi Ihara, Hong Dao, Jo Woo Jin, Yoon Kyung Ho, Kim Min Ho, Im Se Mi, Swings and Stephanie Lee, in addition to Byun and Roh. Their inclusion points to a story that will move beyond a two-person rivalry, surrounding the central dispute with figures who may become allies, obstacles or competitors.

The film is also set to widen its canvas through a global gambling arena. That choice gives the new chapter room to bring different players and settings into the series while keeping its focus on the consequences of ambition. The poster’s character-focused layout underlines that the story’s stakes will be shaped as much by changing relationships as by the games themselves.

Illustrator EIM created the newly unveiled artwork and described approaching it as a final flourish for the series, while drawing on respect for Huh Young Man, the original creator of the Tazza manhwa. The decision to reveal the ensemble through illustration gives the campaign a distinct visual identity and acknowledges the franchise’s roots in graphic storytelling.

What the poster signals for September

For audiences, the first large-scale character image offers a practical introduction to the people who will populate the new film before its holiday release. It establishes Jang Tae Young and Park Tae Young as the emotional axis, but it also makes clear that the dispute will unfold across a much bigger field than a single private feud.

With its September Chuseok premiere approaching, ‘Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub’ is positioning itself as a return that preserves the franchise’s appetite for risk while opening the door to new faces and international settings. The illustrated poster does not reveal how the revenge game will end, but it makes one thing clear: every alliance in this world may come with a price.