Korean drama fans have gathered in a popular online community for another interesting topic of discussion. 

Recently, Korean netizens began a discussion about the shows they desperately want to see return for a second season. While some series have already been confirmed for a new season, others have left fans hanging with unresolved storylines, fueling demand for sequels.

Many of these series are fan favorites with compelling characters and intense narratives that have captured viewers, leaving them wanting more. So here are the dramas K-netizens want a second season of:

'Moving'

Among the most highly requested is 'Moving,' the hit Disney+/ Hulu superhero drama that captivated audiences with its intricate storytelling and emotional depth. While Season 2 has been confirmed, fans are eager to see how the next chapter unfolds.

'Weak Hero Class 1'

'Weak Hero Class 1' is another fan favorite that has confirmed season 2. The first season ended on a suspenseful note with viewers eager to see Yeon Si Eun's next steps in facing school bullies. The second season has already concluded filming in 2024 and has confirmed it will be premiering with Netflix in 2025.

'All of Us Are Dead'

Similarly, 'All of Us Are Dead' is set to return, continuing the zombie apocalypse storyline that left viewers on edge. The second season of 'All of Us Are Dead' has already delivered the news of its release. It has been reported that the filming will begin early 2025 with the second season releasing sometime in 2026.

'Signal'

'Signal' remains one of the most popular K-dramas yet. Released in 2016, 'Signal' is a gripping time-travel crime thriller that follows a profiler from 2015 working together with a detective from 1989 to solve crimes through a mysterious walkie-talkie. The drama ended in a cliff hanger, leaving fans craving more. Despite the years passing since its first season, the demand for a second season has not died down. Yet, there has not been a second season confirmed.

'Flex X Cop'

'Crash'

'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call'

Newer dramas like 'Flex X Cop,' 'Crash,' and 'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call' have also sparked conversations. Though some of these shows have yet to confirm a second season, their compelling characters and intense narratives have left fans wanting more.

Korean netizens commented:

"I want to see 'Hot Stove League' too."

"Signal definitely."

"I vote Signal too."

"I want to see Signal, The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call, and Moving"

"I've been wanting them to make Signal season 2."

"I want to see Misaeng."

"Hot Stove League."

"Signal for sure."

"Weak Hero Class 1!!!!"

"Signal!!!!"

"Moving, The Trauma Code."

Are there any other K-dramas you want to see more of? Let us know in the comments below!

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