The documentary series capturing SEVENTEEN's 10-year journey, "SEVENTEEN: OUR CHAPTER," concluded with its final episode airing on November 28. The series focused on reflecting on the group's past and present. The final episode began with the question, "How do you want to be remembered as a group?" The members shared their thoughts, revealing their dedication and affection for SEVENTEEN.

Member Hoshi said, "All 13 of us have different personalities, but we look in the same direction." Dino emphasized, "There are still many days ahead, so this is a new beginning." Joshua expressed pride, saying, "Even after 10 years, we are still working this hard, and that's amazing." They are striving for the team's growth through intense practice.

Woozi highlighted the team's friendship, saying, "I am just happy when I am with the members." He added, "We have already become accustomed to each other. It was possible because we understand and embrace one another." Their relationship serves as a valuable asset to the team.

The documentary also showed SEVENTEEN's preparation process for becoming the first K-pop artists to perform on the Jamsugyo Bridge stage, as well as the members' everyday lives. Each episode revealed the driving force behind SEVENTEEN's growth. At the end of the episodes, the members answered the initial question. S.Coups said, "There will never be a team like this again," and Joshua described it as "an amazing team." Jun mentioned, "A team that cannot be replicated," and Hoshi added, "Nice." Wonwoo said, "A team that only brings back good memories," and Woozi defined SEVENTEEN as simply "us." The8 emphasized, "An irreplaceable team," and Mingyu said, "A team that will be remembered steadily for a long time." Dokyeom recalled, "I always smiled when I saw them," and Seungkwan evaluated, "A team that works really hard and does really well." Vernon said, "It's an honor just to be remembered," and finally, Dino concluded, "This team is real."

"SEVENTEEN: OUR CHAPTER" consists of four episodes, released one per week. The series was praised by global fans for capturing SEVENTEEN's sincere feelings.

SEVENTEEN won three awards at the "2025 MAMA AWARDS," held on November 28 and 29 at Hong Kong Kai Tak Stadium: "FAN'S CHOICE," "BEST MALE GROUP," and "BEST DANCE PERFORMANCE MALE GROUP." They also kicked off the "SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_]" at Banteerin Dome Nagoya on November 27, 29, and 30.

SEVENTEEN will continue their performances at Kyocera Dome Osaka on December 4, 6, and 7. Following that, they will tour Tokyo Dome on the 11th and 12th, and Fukuoka PayPay Dome on the 20th and 21st. Additionally, in March next year, they are scheduled to meet local fans at large stadiums in Singapore, Bangkok, and Bulacan. SEVENTEEN's activities continue, solidifying their position as leading artists in K-pop.