Posters and stills of the main characters of Sweet Home Season 2 have been released by Netflix.
In a world where desire turns monstrous, Sweet Home Season 2 follows Green Home survivors and Hyun-su all fighting to survive in new places, while otherworldly beings and mysterious phenomena emerge.
Teasing fans with its upcoming premiere, the series reveals character posters depicting the nine characters struggling to survive against the backdrop of a city that has been turned into chaos by a monster that has swallowed up the whole world.
The sharp and solemn eyes of Hyun-su (Song Kang), who suffers in the middle stage between monsters and humans with a more intense appearance, the residents of Green Home who barely survived, and the new characters who fill in the expanded worldview, make people curious about the intriguing and exciting story that will unfold into a bigger world.
“Sweet Home Season 2” Features Hyun-su and His Wing In Latest Teaser
Correspondingly, the stills released together show several characters facing evolved desires and more vicious monsters. Hyun-su heads to the Bamseom Special Disaster Base at the risk of becoming a test subject in order to find a clue to solving the monster-ization situation; Pyeon Sang-wook (Lee Jin Wook), whose body was stolen by Ui-myeong, who thinks that monster-ization is the hope of humanity.
Seo Yi-kyung (Lee Si Young), who gives birth alone, Lee Eun-yu (Go Min Si), driven by a desperate obsession to find her older brother Eun-hyuk, whose life or death has not been confirmed, and Private Park Chan-yeong (Jin Young), full of a sense of justice, who is tasked with transporting the survivors. and is in charge of monsters.
Sergeant Tak In-hwan (Yoo Oh Seong), who is the cool-headed leader of the Crow Unit but does not kill harmless monsters and Dr. Im (Oh Jung Se), who has conducted all kinds of experiments and researched the secrets of monster transformation and vaccines are also featured.
The characters who survived while protecting the green home in Season 1, such as Sergeant Kim Young-hoo (Kim Mu Yeol) from UDT who protects the safety of the UDT and a mysterious child (Kim Sia) with unusual abilities, meet as they move to their new home, the stadium.
Sweet Home Season 2 Cast Reveals Preparations
Song Kang expressed his feelings about returning as a deeper character, saying, “In Season 2, I thought a lot about how I could show the character Cha Hyun-su in a more mature way.”
Lee Jin Wook, who played the role of Sang-wook, who held the key to a new development by implying that a pseudonym had entered the body at the end of Season 1 said, “I should have played a character who is the exact opposite of Sang-wook and has almost no humanity.” He hinted that although he has the same appearance, he is completely different. Expectations were high for the actor’s transformation into a new character.
In season 2, Lee Si Young becomes a mother who becomes a passionate character who falls into the whirlpool of life’s joys and sorrows.
“I think she is a much colder, but much warmer character. She struggles because there are people she does not want to lose.”
“I endured it with my heart.” Go Min Si said the actors chose not only their external appearances but also the changes inside each character as a point to watch as they each left their green home and entered a larger and more chaotic world.
Director Lee Eung-bok, who was in charge of directing, expounded on the newly introduced character, “Jin-young’s image of a young man with an upright lifestyle was a perfect fit for Chan-young. Yoo Oh-seong is an actor who can express good and evil at the same time, and Kim Mu Yeol has a soft leadership that can compete with the charisma of Tak Sang-sa.” He explained why he had no choice but to focus on the actors.
He then added, “Oh Jung Se has the cheerfulness befitting a mad scientist and a joker-like smile, and Kim Sia is an actress with a distinct aura,” predicting complex and three-dimensional characters that realistically completed the worldview of Apocalypse.
Sweet Home Season 2 premieres on December 1, only on Netflix.
Source: joynews24
