Arthdal Chronicles season two is premiering this week, and ahead of the continuation of an epic story between freedom and oppression, we prepared for you a summary that will bring you up to date with details that will either refresh your memory from the debut season or pique your interest as you choose this series to watch.
With great cinematography, nice scriptwriting, great acting, and an amazing soundtrack that rivals Ramin Djawadi’s work for HBO’s Game of Thrones and a mass following that put this series’ debut season at the top of the most appreciated and highly rated Korean productions in cable tv, Arthdal Chronicles is the kind of show you don’t want to miss if you like high fantasy with regional twists.
Arthdal Chronicles Season 2 Preview
In the debut season of this show, we arrived at the Bronze Age. We’re likely to pick up on the storylines that Eun Seom and his mom left for us as the debut season concluded: One that was quite rough for them because everyone in the Kingdom of Arthdal thinks that Eun Seom is the doom to the realm.
As it turns out, Eun’s mom had a resolve and drive that pushed her to settle in the Wahan tribe. Then, Eun’s dream became reality when the Wahan were put into shackles and in serfdom because of the expansion of the kingdom.
We also met Eun’s twin bro, Saya, raised by TaGon, the King of Ardal, and his wife, Tae Alha, who wants revenge because her daddy got killed. With TaGon’s machinations, he manages to king himself while Eun joins forces with the remains of the free tribes that TaGon hasn’t destroyed yet.
As to what will go down, we’re likely to see the final confrontation between Eun and TaGon’s forces, an epic struggle between freedom and oppression in this Game of Thrones-que Korean series that managed to pick up a lot of traction after its debut season.
Arthdal Chronicles Season 2 Episode 1 Release Date
Arthdal Chronicles will land worldwide on Netflix on 9 September 2023 at 3:00 AM Eastern Time, United States. Each episode lasts around one hour. And in the following list, you’ll find this program’s regional time release schedules.
- Pacific Time (PT), United States: 12:00 AM (midnight)
- Mountain Time (MT), United States: 1:00 AM
- Central Time (CT), United States: 2:00 AM
- Central European Time (CET): 9:00 AM
- British Summer Time (BST), United Kingdom: 8:00 AM
- Singapore Time (SGT): 3:00 PM
- India Standard Time (IST): 6:30 PM
- Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST): 5:00 PM
- Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT): 6:00 PM
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Arthdal Chronicles Season 2 Episode Guide
The debut season of Arthdal Chronicles had a singular episode drop schedule, two weekly episodes for 18 episodes. By the time of print, Netflix has only confirmed a date for one episode, but judging from the past, we could assume that this singular release schedule might be the same for the sophomore season, which we could also expect it to be as long as the first one. If there’s a change in the schedule, we’ll let you know with a timely update.
- Episode 1 “TBA” – 9 September 2923
- Episode 2 “TBA” – 10 September 2023
- Episode 3 “TBA” – 17 September 2023
- Episode 4 “TBA” – 18 September 2023
- Episode 5 “TBA” – 24 September 2023
- Episode 6 “TBA” – 25 September 2023
- Episode 7 “TBA” – 1 October 2023
- Episode 8 “TBA” – 2 October 2023
- Episode 9 “TBA” – 8 October 2023
- Episode 10 “TBA” – 9 October 2023
- Episode 11 “TBA” – 15 October 2023
- Episode 12 “TBA” – 16 October 2023
- Episode 13 “TBA” – 22 October 2023
- Episode 14 “TBA” – 23 October 2023
- Episode 15 “TBA” – 29 October 2023
- Episode 16 “TBA” – 30 October 2023
- Episode 17 “TBA” – 5 November 2023
- Episode 18 “TBA” – 6 November 2023
How To Watch Arthdal Chronicles Season 2 Episodes?
Arthdal Chronicles will be distributed worldwide by Netflix. Netflix is the world’s leading streaming platform, with a vast catalog of series, movies, documentaries, and original productions and a rotating catalog of films, series, shows, and other productions that make it one of the entertainment industry’s leaders.
Netflix is available worldwide; all you need to do is provide your debit or credit card and choose the most convenient subscription plan. These go for as low as $6,99 with ads to $15,99 with support for multiple screens, ad-free, and 4K UHD resolution.
If you’re looking for a robust option when it comes to streaming, then you should consider Netflix, as it has content that caters to everybody; there’s always something to watch there.
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