‘Made in Korea Season 2’ Hyun Bin Climbs to the Apex of Power! Teaser Posters and Trailer Unveiled!

Among the 2025 Disney+ Korean original releases, 〈Made in Korea〉 surged to No. 1 worldwide in “most views,” driving a global box-office frenzy. Now, it has confirmed the September release of Season 2 and has unveiled teaser posters and a pre-teaser trailer in one fell swoop. 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉 is a noir drama depicting the precarious journey of “Baek Gi-tae,” who goes on a rampage toward even greater ambition nine years later. 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉, which was already included on 'Time' magazine’s list of 'the most anticipated Korean dramas of 2026,' is already raising expectations to their peak ahead of release.

The teaser poster released this time captures “Baek Gi-tae” (Hyun Bin)’s aura so unmistakable it grabs attention at once. Set against a spacious office where heavy atmosphere hangs in the air, “Baek Gi-tae” sits comfortably, and his appearance makes it seem as if he has achieved everything from the Season 1 ending—yet his other inner self, which still looks oddly hollow, draws even more attention. In particular, the crisp nameplate showing his position as “Chief Director Baek Gi-tae” and the bold tagline, “Remember this. We’re patriotically serving our country, patriotically,” add to the intrigue about “Baek Gi-tae”’s dangerous path as he sprints toward ambition even more recklessly under the banner of patriotism, following Season 1.

The pre-teaser trailer released together lays out “Baek Gi-tae”’s ramped-up ambition, the cracks surrounding him, and the emergence of a new power, setting up an unpredictable narrative. It begins with the character “Baek Gi-tae,” sitting boldly at the desk in the presidential office with a sharp gaze, starting the story with a strong sense of immersion. It then unfolds scenes packed with tension, alongside the ominous line, “Sometimes, in a single moment, choices change the course of history,” signaling the opening of a massive incident that shook South Korea.

With hair-raising action sequences intertwining, tension is further heightened. In particular, the image of “Baek Gi-hyeon” (Woo Do-hwan), who stands toe-to-toe against “Baek Gi-tae,” sparks curiosity about what kind of changes their relationship will face. And the appearance of a military power that stands in opposition to “Baek Gi-tae”’s Central Intelligence Agency raises expectations for the opening of a new power struggle. Lastly, a scene in which “Jang Geon-young” (Jung Woo-sung)—who lost to “Baek Gi-tae” in Season 1—returns to the screen again, and “Baek Gi-tae,” facing him, cannot hide his shock, foreshadows the unforeseeable blood-soaked blow that will come crashing down on them and further boosts anticipation.

Disney+ original series 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉 once again has director Woo Min-ho, who delivered an overpowering sense of immersion as a cinematic series of unrivaled quality in Season 1, taking the helm with the megaphone again. Meanwhile, South Korea’s representative actors—Hyun Bin, Jung Woo-sung, Woo Do-hwan, Seo Eun-soo, Won Ji-an, Jeong Seong-il, and Roh Jae-won—are expected to captivate audiences around the world with even deeper acting chemistry and explosive suspense.