The WONDERfools

These series offer a blend of action, fantasy, and character-driven stories that fans of "Cashero" might enjoy.

Fantasy and action with Cha Eunwoo starring in both dramas. Eunwoo does some of his best work in the action genre and he is quite versatile too.

The Wonderfools feels similar to The Uncanny Counter because both dramas feature superpowered teams fighting evil with a mix of action, comedy, and fantasy vibes.

Ragtag found family of mostly misfits team up to save their small town from chaotic elements. The WONDERfools is fantasy so the characters have abilities while Heroes Next Door has regular people using the little army experience they have to figure out why accidents keep happening in their town. The comedy is on point in both, but also with a lot of heart.

Both works deal with humans who suddenly get superpowers and become this team of misfits who try to use their powers as heroes. Both are in the comedy genre, with a lot of fun, quirky moments.

This is the season 2 of uncanny counter
The main theme of both the drama is superhero concept.. comes with comedy

Both are Korean dramas that feature characters with superpowers that have downsides.
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Both TW and SGBS feature plots heavily surrounding super hero abilities and have genres that include fantasy, action, comedy and romance. SGBS is more of a romantic comedy first however whereas TW has some romance sprinkled in but the main elements of the show are the group relationships, comedy and action,

Moving and the wonderfools are both unique kdrams unlike the usually k drama setups we see this is another drama set in korea about the lives of several superheroes

Although the settings are different, both dramas have a fun squad. Supposedly lead by an intelligent leader, the members are a bit fools, but they are fun, kind and passionate to save people !

Same sense of adventure and action, mixed with comedy. Stories are completely different but both aiming for the same audience.

Both dramas revolve around innocent children who were locked away and subjected to horrific, secret institutional experiments.

Years later, the traumatised survivors must navigate the fallout of that childhood abuse while dealing with a massive cover-up.

Both have individuals with superpowers who are on the run from an experimentation facility.
Very similar escape scenes and some superpowers are in common too - mind control and combat abilities.