The first season Vagabond proved to be a great hit, and finally, after a long wait, Vagabond season 2 is on the verge of its release! The debut season ended with a cliffhanger and fans are enthusiastically aiming to find out what happens next.
In this article, we’ll reveal all that you need to know about the arrival of the second edition, including its release date, trailer, cast, and ratings. Now, without wasting a single minute, let’s jump straight into the topic!
Vagabond Season 2: A Brief Wrap Up
Vagabond is a South Korean spy, crime, action, thriller, and romance TV series that premiered on September 20, 2019, on SBS TV. Created by SBS drama and production plan, this series is based on a fictional novel named ‘Musashi‘ by Eiji Yoshikawa. The star cast of the series encompasses Lee Seung-gi, Bae Suzy, and Shin Sung-rok.
Vagabond ran for a month and released a total of 16 episodes, each 70 minutes long. The final episode dropped on November 23, 2019, on SBS TV. The series, however, got aired on Netflix across the world after it got released in South Korea. Soon after its release, Vagabond became one of the most praised crime thriller South Korean series, which accumulated a huge fan base across the world!
Vagabond Season 2: Release Date
Thus far, Netflix has not announced the release date of Vagabond Season 2. According to Production Insider, Vagabond would definitely make a comeback with its next instalment. Additionally, the series ended with a ton of queries; all this stuff also solidified its renewal. If the series gets renewed, we can expect its arrival by the end of 2022 or mid-2023. Until then, stay tuned to our information in this space.
According to various reports, Vagabond’s second season is now in production at a location that is yet to be announced by the makers. However, the fans are eagerly waiting to unveil the person who was solely responsible for the jet crash that claimed the life of Cha Dal-nephew, gun Cha Hoon (Moon Woo-jin). Aside from that, would Cha Dal-gun and Go Hae-Ri become romantically involved? In the upcoming season, we’ll uncover all our doubts and queries.
Is Vagabond Worth Watching?
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Vagabond Season 2: Cast
As of now, there has not been any official confirmation regarding the cast of Vagabond Season 2. However, keeping the finale episode in mind we might expect some of the previous cast members to reappear again.
Here is the list of the cast who may hopefully appear in season 2.
- Lee Seung-gi as Cha Dal-gun
- Hong Soon-Jo’s opponent, Moon Sung-Keun, was Hong Soon-Jo.
- Go Hae-RI will be played by Bae Suzy.
- Ki-dong will be played by Kim Jong-soo.
- Baek Yoon-Sik will play the role of Jung Kook-Pyo.
- Gi Tae-Jung is a character from the “Uncontrollably Fond” series, played by actor Sung-Rok.
- Baek Yoon-sik as Jung Kook-Pyo
- Moon Sung-Keun as Hong Soon-Jo
- Kim Min-jong as Yoon Han-Ki
- Choi Kwang-il as Park Man-young
- Kim Jong-soo as An Ki-dong
- Lee Ki-young as Kang Joo-Chul
- Jung Man-sik as Min Jae-sik
- Hwang Bo-ra as Gong Hwa-sook
- Shin Seung-hwan as Kim Se-hun
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- Baek Yoon-sik as Jung Kook-Pyo
- Moon Sung-keun as Hong Soon-Jo
- Kim Min-jong as Yoon Han-Ki
- Secretary of Civil Affairs
- Minister of National Defense
- Kim Jong-soo as An Ki-dong
- Lee Ki-young as Kang Joo-chul
- Jung Man-sik as Min Jae-sik
- Hwang Bo-ra as Gong Hwa-sook
- Shin Seung-hwan as Kim Se-hun
Vagabond Season 2: Where To Watch?
As soon as the series gets released, it would start streaming on Netflix.
Vagabond Synopsis
Cha Dal-gun (Lee Seung-gi) works as an underrated stuntman, while simultaneously taking care of his orphaned nephew, Cha Hoon (Moon Woo-jin). Although they have a fairly loving relationship, Hoon argues with his uncle before he leaves to go on a field trip to Morocco. Just before the plane takes off, Hoon sends a video of himself encouraging Dal-gun to continue following his dream to become a master in Taekwondo.
Vagabond Season 2: Ratings
Vagabond has received a positive response from all the critics’ corners as well as the audiences. Furthermore, it holds an outstanding rating of 8.3 on IMDb, while on Rotten Tomatoes, it secured an 89% Audience approval rating.
Vagabond Season 2: Trailers
For the time being, the production crew has not released the trailer of Season 2 of Vagabond.
However, the teaser of the series has been released; you may visit the official YouTube channel of SBS TV and watch it.
As soon as more information regarding the series is out, we’ll keep you updated.
Why was Vagabond Cancelled?
After the series went on hiatus due to Inoue’s health issues, it returned for several periods of time. Thus, the director of the show and the writers stated that creating Vagabond put a huge strain on his mental well-being and that he would return to it once he regained his enthusiasm for it. However, we may definitely expect the arrival of the show for an upcoming season considering the popularity in mind.
Vagabond Season 2 is under review: a second season might actually happen
Although it’s not been officially confirmed regarding a second season, there’s a high possibility of the hit Korean drama getting another season.
According to Vagabond staff, “It was planned and produced with the second season in mind. However, season two has not been confirmed, and it’s currently being reviewed. We are reviewing the schedules of the actors, writers, and directors.”
Actor Lee Seung Gi himself spoke about the possibility of Vagabond returning with season two.
“When you watch the end of season 1, there’s no way that the story just ends there, without season 2, the actor told Alkpop. “When you watch American dramas, many of them end similarly, leaving you going, ‘Huh?’. I think the possibility of season 2 depends on the viewers, and of course on business matters. If the opportunity arises, I would like to [work on season 2].”
As it stands, we do not know exactly when fans will get to see the new episodes but hopefully, soon enough.
(updated 10/12/2022)
