The fantasy and horror K-drama “Island” will shortly release its second season after delivering a heartbreaking first season finale. The entire six-part season is currently accessible for binge-watching.
The stunning cinematography, compelling plot, and all-star cast of Island captivated the audience. The six episodes have left viewers curious about what to expect from “Island’s” second season.
Prime Video Confirms Season 2 of Island
The cast of Island is a whole vibe 😍 Get ready for more of them in Part 2 of #IslandPrimeVideo coming 24 Feb, exclusively on #PrimeVideoSG! pic.twitter.com/XF8yITEEYH
— Prime Video Singapore (@primevideosg) January 13, 2023
The second season of Island will premiere on February 24, 2023, according to a Prime Video Singapore announcement. The fact that the release date is not too far off makes this news thrilling for the fans. They posted: “The cast of Island is a whole feeling” on Twitter. Prepare yourself for more of them in Part 2 of #IslandPrimeVideo, which will be available only on #PrimeVideoSG on February 24.
How Did Season 1 End?
Van protects Won Miho from Yohan’s brother in the last moments of episode 6. But in order to release his brother from Lust Devil’s control, Yohan kills him at the end of the episode. Goong Tan and Van reunite after a long absence. This meeting, however, lacked sufficient friendliness.
Goong Tan volunteers to assist his brother in the mission to assassinate Won Miho, Wonjewong’s reincarnation. He refused to follow him nevertheless. On the other hand, Won Miho ultimately decides to awaken herself and follow the path of his prior existence.
The surprise, however, came at the end of the programme when Yeom-Ji was seen helping Goong Tan for the first time. Yeom-treachery Ji’s was initially hinted at in episode 3, and it has finally been proven to all the doubting viewers.
One of the most eagerly awaited Korean dramas of 2023 is a collaborative production of TVING and Amazon Prime Video.
According to the official Prime Video storyline summary, “Evil started the process of destroying the world. “Van,” a hybrid of a human and a monster, “Won Mi-ho,” the person at the centre of fate, and “Johan,” the person who wields God’s power, come together on the enigmatic island of Jeju Island, the entrance to this. A bizarre yet enthralling exorcism fantasy in which they battle evil, cooperate to save the planet, and go against their own personal wills
When and where to watch season 2 of “Island”?
In South Korea, the streaming service TVING offers access to Island. The show’s streaming rights, meanwhile, are owned by Amazon Prime Video for audiences worldwide.
The first two episodes of Season 2 will air simultaneously on Friday, February 24 at 12 p.m. KST. Around 12.30 pm KST, the drama’s English-subbed version will be made available to viewers worldwide on Amazon Prime with English subtitles.
Eastern Standard Time: 9.30 p.m. on February 23 Central Standard Time: 7.30 p.m. on February 23 Time: 10.30 p.m. ET on February 23 in the UK European time on February 24 at 3.30 AM GMT Time: India, February 24, 4.30 a.m. CEST Australia Time: 2 PM ACDT, February 24, Singapore Time: 11.30 AM, February 24, 9 AM IST
Beginning on February 24, Season 2 of Island will air two episodes every Friday.
Possible Cast for Season 2 of Island
Cha Eunwoo, a popular K-drama actor, plays a charming priest rather than the main character. As the main characters in the narrative, Kim Nam Gil and Lee Da Hee share the screen.
The Island star cast on TVING and Amazon Prime Video is extensive. Following is the primary cast:
Van Cha Eun-Woo as Kang Chan Hyuk is played by Nam-gil Kim…
As Won Mi Ho Sung Jun portrays Goong Tan, Lee Da-hee
The Principal is Kim Gi Cheon
Father of Won Mi Ho played by Jeon Gook-hwan Ho Beob Seung by Geum Gwang-san
Lee Hang-na as the aunt of Won Mi Ho
As Yeom Ji Hyun, Heo Jung Hee Joong Kang portrays Geum Baek as Monk Du-shim Ko. Butler Joo Oh Kwang-rok Yu Seung-Ok portrays Han Soo, and Jang Geun-hyeong Park plays Jong Ryung. as Lee Su Ryun, Jin Jung Soo-Bin
Secretary Lee Soon-won Kang
as Kyung Jun, Choi Tae-Joon Yoo Yi-Joon
The Korean drama did not get a great review, but it has now improved with a 7.0 IMDB rating. The drama is a live-action version of the webcomic “Island” by Yoon In Wan and Yang Kyung Il.
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