Disney+ Global Hit "Moving Season 2" Cranks Up…Original Cast X Seol Kyung-gu Joins

〈Moving Season 2〉 has started cranking up, kicking off full-scale production.

A Return of the Korean-Style Hero Genre That Took the World by Storm Disney+ original series 〈Moving〉 adapts the webtoon of the same name by author Kang Full, telling the story of people who possess extraordinary abilities. From the parent generation to the next, as powers pass down and extraordinary events unfold, 〈Moving〉 captures it with a grand scale and finely tuned emotional arcs, raising the curtain on the “Korean-style super hero” genre. After that, 〈Moving〉 immediately announced the production of a follow-up season and revealed that cranking would begin on May 18.

An All-Star Returning Cast and Newcomers Join the Lineup 〈Moving Season 2〉​ is a human-action series in which ability users who returned to everyday life after the “Jeongwon High School incident” once again take on a new crisis, fighting to protect those they hold dear. Characters from the previous installment and new actors have joined the fray. Ryu Seung-ryong, Han Hyo-joo, Jo In-sung, Cha Tae-hyun, Ryu Seung-bum, Go Yoon-jung, Kim Do-hoon, Kim Sung-kyun, Sim Dal-gi, Moon Sung-keun, Kim Jong-soo, Park Byung-eun, Kim Shin-rok, Lee Ho-jung, Park Kwang-jae, Kim Guk-hee, Kim Hee-won, Shin Jae-hwi, and Park Han-sol are returning, while Won Gyu-bin, Seol Kyung-gu, Lee Hee-jun, Ryu Hye-young, No Yoon-seo, Kim Sung-gyu, Kim Gun-woo, Choi Yoon-ji, and others join the cast as newcomers. Rookie Won Gyu-bin steps in for Lee Jung-ha, who stepped down due to scheduling issues, and the audience is eager to see how he will capture viewers’ attention.

The Unmatched Performance of the Original Series That Swept Global Awards Upon its release, 〈Moving〉 topped Hulu in the U.S. among Korean original series for the most first-week viewing hours, and it also ranked as the most-watched series in the first week across Disney+’s Asia-Pacific region, including Korea. Fueled by explosive popularity, 〈Moving〉 earned a nomination for Best Foreign Language Drama at the 29th Critics Choice Awards, proving its global fan momentum.