It has been more than one year because Netflix and tvN brought Arthdal Chronicles into worldwide audiences. The requirement for Arthdal Chronicles Season 2 is severely high, as they’ve been waiting for a long time because of it.
Arthdal Chronicles is regarded as the first Korean historical fantasy drama. Its narrative takes the audience to the Bronze Age, where the people of this ancient city Arthdal fight for the mythical land called Arth.
Despite the renewal of Arthdal Chronicles for Season two a long time back, enthusiasts are still unable to be amused with it. The reason is the prevailing Covid-19 pandemic. The production of Arthdal Chronicles Season 2 reportedly suffered in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.
China’s Wuhan-emerged coronavirus and its transmutation into a worldwide pandemic shattered the entire entertainment industry. It (the worldwide entertainment industry) incurred unfathomable financial losses with the stopping and postponing of all productions’ jobs.
The production are tight-lipped regarding the production of Arthdal Chronicles Season 2 but they’ve already confirmed that the series would come back with all its most important characters. The viewers may see the journey to finish. They can see who’ll become the first king of the land of Arth.
The South Korean series aficionados will see the Key actors in Arthdal Chronicles Season two such as Jang Dong-gun, Song Joong-ki, Kim Ji-won, and Kim Ok-Vin enjoying the roles of Ta-gon, Eun-seem (and Saya), Tan-ya, and Tae Al-ha respectively.
Arthdal Chronicles Season 2 does not have an official launch date. Stay tuned to Devdiscourse to get the most recent updates on the South Korean drama series.
Arthdal Chronicles Season 1 received mixed reviews. This South Korean series has been accused of plagiarizing David Benioff’s Game of Thrones. In addition, the historical setting also bewildered the viewers, as the play is set in the Bronze Age but cast members are seen wearing armors and weapons which do not belong to that age. But the series writer Park Sang-Yeon stated that he does not believe Arthdal Chronicles is similar to the Game of Thrones. He strove to create a string of a fictitious universe.