The horror/mystery Netflix show Gyeongseong Creature really lucked out as a result of, with regards to South Korean screen heartthrobs, leads Park Seo-joon and Han So-hee are up there with the country’s most ravishing and gifted stars. The show premiered in Dec. 2023 on the TUDUM platform, and whilst it didn’t moderately take over water-cooler conversations fairly like previous productions hailing from the East Asian entertainment powerhouse have, it nonetheless made it to the Top 10 in sixty nine different nations.

Netflix’s faith in Gyeongseong Creature translated right into a 2nd season order long prior to the first had even been launched, back in Nov. 2022.

What is Gyeongseong Creature about?

In Japanese-occupied Korea, in the spring of 1945, Park Seo-joon performs Jang Tae-sang, the robust, wealthy, and influential owner of the most important pawn show in Gyeongseong (the old identify for Seoul). He holds the entire secrets and techniques and knowledge, which lands him within the path of Yoon Chae-ok (played via Han So-hee) who's looking for her missing mother. She is a sharp and resourceful tracker who involves Tae-sang for lend a hand, just for the 2 to uncover a much deeper and darker plot involving different disappearances.

When is season 2 of Gyeongseong Creature coming out?

The second season of Gyeongseong Creature was once filmed during 2023 and is predicted to drop on Netflix in 2024. Our Blues‘ Bae Hyun-sung and Maestra: Strings of Truth‘s Lee Moo-saeng are joining the show, which will bounce ahead in time to modern day Seoul (as teased within the post-credit scene from the season 1 finale).

Park Seo-joon and Han So-hee go back as mysterious new versions of their characters, 78 years after the events of season one. Just how precisely the time-traveling part will feed into the series’ trademark combination of fantasy and horror remains to be to be observed.

Is there a trailer for season 2 of Gyeongseong Creature?

There is no professional trailer for season 2 of Gyeongseong Creature but, but there is a teaser at the end of season 1 which Netflix has launched as the de facto announcement for the impending second installment.

In it, Park Seo-joon seems taking a look at a television which is appearing a montage of related events across the years from 1945 to 2024, successfully representing the time bounce between the first and 2d seasons. A odd neck scar is published as his character strikes towards a window, which opens to expose the skyline of present-day Seoul. Someone calls out for him, but they cope with him by way of a new identify, Ho-jae. We can’t wait to see how this plays out.

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