All of Us Are Dead Season 2: New Cast and Exciting Developments

Anticipation Builds for Season 2

When 'All of Us Are Dead' premiered on Netflix on January 28, 2022, it quickly became a sensation, captivating viewers and ranking among the platform's most-watched series. Due to its immense popularity, Netflix confirmed a second season in June 2022. However, updates have been scarce, leaving fans eagerly awaiting news for nearly three years.

Filming and New Cast Members

Exciting news has finally emerged regarding the show's second season, which is set to begin filming by the end of this year. New cast members have been announced, including Min-Jae Lee, Se-Yoon Kim, Ji-Hoon Seo, Ga-Yi Yoon, and Jae-Won Roh, all of whom have recently starred in major K-dramas. They will join the original cast from Season 1, which includes Park Ji-hoo, Yoon Chan-young, Cho Yi-hyun, Lomon, Yoo In-soo, and Lee Yoo-mi, who have all gained significant recognition in the K-drama scene.

Plot Overview

The series, adapted from a popular webtoon, follows a group of high school students as they navigate a zombie virus outbreak. A failed scientific experiment triggers the infection, leaving the students trapped in their school with no assistance. The show has captivated audiences not only with its thrilling action sequences but also with its emotional depth and relatable characters.

What's New in Season 2?

In the upcoming season, the narrative will expand beyond mere survival. The focus will shift to the unfinished story of the 'halfbies,' hybrid characters that are part human and part zombie. Additionally, it will explore the lives of the survivors after their escape from the school.

Joining the Ranks of Popular K-Dramas

This series now stands alongside other beloved K-dramas that have experienced long waits between seasons, such as 'Sweet Home' and 'Squid Game.' Notably, two actors from 'Squid Game' Season 2, Si-eun Kim and Jae-won Roh, are also joining the cast of 'All of Us Are Dead,' heightening fan excitement.

Looking Ahead

While the exact release date for Season 2 remains undisclosed, filming is set to commence next month, signaling that the wait is nearing its end. In the meantime, fans can revisit Season 1, which is still available for streaming on Netflix.