Sweet Home Season 2 has not yet received a second season on Netflix. However, fans will probably be rewarded with more episodes, given how well-liked the K-drama appears to be among fans.
Additionally, if Netflix decides to develop a Sweet Home Season 2, the writers and producers will have a tonne of material to work with.
One hundred forty chapters make up the original Sweet Home Webtoon series, and Reddit users have noted that several plotlines, such as Hyun-(played su’s by Song Kang), were not completely developed in the series. Let’s hope that future Sweet Home chapters continue to explain the complex universe that the comics provide.
What Will Happen In Sweet Home Season 2?
The Director of Sweet Home Eung-bok has previously mentioned that he wishes to stay loyal to the webtoon that inspired the series. Despite Lee’s best efforts, the first season of Sweet Home included several changes from the original material, such as new characters and altered storylines.
Who Will Be The Cast In Sweet Home Season 2
While Netflix Korea has not confirmed which members of the original Sweet Home cast will return for season two, sources in South Korean media have suggested that at least some of the actors will.
According to a JTBC News report from October, Lee Si-young and Park Gyu-young, who previously played bassist Yoon Ji-soo and former fireman Seo Yi-Kyung, respectively, in the series, will reprise their respective parts.
Official Netflix Renewal Status For Sweet Home Season 2:
It has been 18 months since Netflix first made Sweet Home online, and now the streaming service has finally announced that a second season is in the works.
Earlier, we reported in March 2022 that various photographs on Song Kang’s manager’s Instagram profile indicated that the contract would be renewed. There was considerable disagreement over the image’s integrity, but since the series is coming back, it doesn’t matter anymore.
What Is The Netflix Show About?
The characters in Sweet Home, based on the same-named comic by Kim Carnby & Hwang Young-chan, struggle to survive a monster invasion while living in an apartment complex called the Green Houses.
Throughout ten episodes, the inhabitants of Sweet Home must choose whether to work together or go alone, which puts their bonds and allegiances to the test.
In the last moments of Season 1, Chan Hyon-soo wakes to find himself in an armored truck being driven by Pyeon Sang-Wook, who is actually Ui-myeong and has presumed Sang-work’s form. Given the show’s cliffhanger ending, it’s fair for fans to be curious about how the story will unfold.
Netflix offers many series on its platform that is aimed at a wide range of various groups. Korean horror may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but “Sweet Home” supporters hope there are enough fans to secure a second season.
