Netflix Confirms "All Of Us Are Dead" Season 2

Jasmine Washington
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*All Of Us Are Dead season one spoilers ahead!*

Season one of Netflix's All Of Us Are Dead was released on January 28, and concluded with a cliffhanger ending that left fans hoping for more. A contagious virus causing a mysterious outbreak and the eery relatability to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic was more than enough to leave fans excited. According to Forbes, the series hit the top of Netflix's TV show charts in every territory except the US, proving that it had a drastic impact online and beyond. Excited to see what season two of All Of Us Are Dead will bring? Read ahead for everything we know.

Is season 2 of All Of Us Are Dead really happening?

Ir's official! All Of Us Are Dead will be returning for season two. Netflix officially confirmed the good news on Monday, June 5. "All of Us Are Dead has been renewed for Season 2," the streaming service announced on Twitter. Details about the show's plot, filming schedule, and upcoming release haven't been spilled just yet, but it's exciting to know that the hit series will be back.

All Of Us Are Dead is based on the digital comic from WEBTOON Now at Our School by Joo Dong-geun, and used all of the comic's source material to complete the first season. If you want to take a peek at the digital comic, it's recently been translated into English on WEBTOON.

What would season 2 be about?

While the series ends with Na Ra living in the wild with other half-zombies and makes no mention of the virus spreading, the comic, on the other hand, ends with the virus possibly spreading to Japan. Season two of the series could possibly explore what The series ends with Nam Ra living in the wild with other half-zombies and with the virus possibly spreading to Japan.

Who will direct season 2?

According to NME, director Lee Jae-kyoo created the hit series with a follow-up season in mind. During an interview with The Korean Herald, Lee revealed, "Many directions, settings, and scenes were intentionally produced to expand the story into an additional season, including the introduction of the new races of zombies." He added, "If the first season can be seen as having presented humanity‘s survival, the next season can talk about the survival of zombies. I hope to present viewers with another season."

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