The Disney+ documentary series "SEVENTEEN: OUR CHAPTER," which looks back on the 10-year journey of the group SEVENTEEN, concluded on November 28. The final episode began with the question, "How do you want to be remembered as a group?" highlighting the members' dedication and affection toward SEVENTEEN.

As Hoshi and Dino said, "All 13 members have different personalities, but we look in the same direction," SEVENTEEN strengthened their teamwork by respecting each other's individuality. Dokyeom expressed his determination, saying, "There are still many days ahead, so this is a new beginning." Joshua showed pride, stating, "Even after 10 years, it's amazing that we are still working this hard."

The friendship among the members also stood out. Woozi emphasized the importance of understanding and embracing each other, saying, "I am simply happy when I am with the members." Through scenes capturing their experience as the first K-pop artists to perform on the Jamsu Bridge stage, their intense preparation process, and their humble daily lives, they revealed the driving force behind their growth as "Super IDOLs."

At the end of the episode, the members answered the initial question. S.Coups said, "There will never be a team like this again," Joshua described them as "an amazing team," and Jun called them "a team that cannot be replicated." Hoshi said, "They are nice," and Wonwoo said, "A team that only brings back good memories." Woozi expressed, "SEVENTEEN is simply 'us,'" and The8 described them as "an irreplaceable team." Mingyu said, "A team that will be remembered steadily for a long time," Dokyeom added, "I always smiled when I saw them," and Seungkwan said, "A team that truly works hard and does very well." Vernon stated, "It is an honor just to be remembered," and Dino concluded, "This team is real," each sharing their aspirations.

Composed of four episodes released weekly, "SEVENTEEN: OUR CHAPTER" honestly portrayed SEVENTEEN's inner thoughts and received praise from global fans. Online reactions included comments such as, "It's a work that talks not about how hard it has been but about how to move forward," and "Watching the documentary made me realize again why I love SEVENTEEN."

SEVENTEEN won three awards at the "2025 MAMA AWARDS," held at Hong Kong Kai Tak Stadium between November 28 and 29: "FAN'S CHOICE," "BEST MALE GROUP," and "BEST DANCE PERFORMANCE MALE GROUP."

Additionally, SEVENTEEN kicked off their new world tour "NEW_" at Banteirin Dome Nagoya from November 27 and between the 29th and 30th. The tour will continue at Kyocera Dome Osaka from December 4 and between the 6th and 7th, Tokyo Dome between the 11th and 12th, and Fukuoka PayPay Dome between the 20th and 21st.

In March next year, they plan to visit large stadiums in Singapore, Bangkok, and Bulacan to meet local fans. Based on the experiences and achievements accumulated over their 10-year journey, SEVENTEEN plans to continue their activities steadily in the future.