Boyhood Season 2 Release Date: Boyhood is a Korean drama series that follows the lives of four young boys who share a passion for baseball. The series is based on the webtoon of the same name by Nanaki Nanao, and is directed by Gary Sing and Dai Xiao Zhe. The first season of Boyhood aired in 2017, and received positive feedback from viewers and critics for its realistic portrayal of youth, friendship, and sports.
The second season of Boyhood is expected to air in 2024, and will continue the story of the four boys as they face new challenges and opportunities in their high school years. Here is everything we know so far about Boyhood Season 2, including its release date, cast, plot, and more.
Boyhood Season 2 Release Date
Boyhood Season 2 is scheduled to be released in April 2024, according to the official website. The second season will have 40 episodes, and will air on Mondays and Tuesdays at 22:00 (KST) on Hunan TV. The second season will also be available for streaming on Coupang Play, Crunchyroll, and Prime Video.
Cast
The second season of Boyhood will feature the same main cast as the first season, as well as some new characters. Here is the cast of Boyhood Season 2:
| Character | Actor |
|---|---|
| Wu Tong | Karry Wang |
| Ban Xiao Song | Roy Wang |
| Yin Ke | Jackson Yee |
| An Mi | Li Xiao Lu |
| Feng Cheng Cheng | Ding Cheng Xin |
| Sha Wan | Song Zu Er |
| High School Band Singer | David Clark |
| Sheena | Zoe Graham |
Plot
Boyhood Season 2 will follow the final arc of the webtoon, which is the High School arc, where the four boys will enter a prestigious high school that has a strong baseball team. The second season will show how the boys will adjust to their new environment, and how they will face new challenges and opportunities in their academic, athletic, and personal lives. The second season will also show the development of the relationships between the boys and their respective love interests, as well as the conflicts and secrets that will arise among them.
The second season will also reveal the truth behind the mysterious winged soldiers, who are actually humans who have awakened their latent powers, and who are led by the Human King, who has a personal grudge against Wu Tong. The second season will also show the war between the human army and the demon army, and the fate of both worlds.
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Trailer and More
The official trailer for Boyhood Season 2 was released on December 6, 2023, at the Jump Festa 2024 event. The trailer shows some scenes from the High School arc, such as the boys’ entrance to the new school, the baseball matches, the romance, and the drama. The trailer also reveals the opening and ending themes for the second season, which are “Hero” by Lisa and “Smile” by UVERworld, respectively. You can watch the trailer here.
Some more information about Boyhood Season 2 are:
- The second season will be directed by Suzuki, Shingo, who replaced Takano, Kenichi, who directed the first season.
- The second season will have a more mature and serious tone than the first season, as it will deal with the themes of ambition, rivalry, betrayal, and sacrifice.
- The second season will have some changes and additions from the webtoon, such as more flashbacks, more character development, and more original scenes.
- The second season will have a special episode that will be a crossover with another webtoon by Nanaki Nanao, called “The Hero Who Seeks Revenge Shall Exterminate With Darkness”. The special episode will feature Wu Tong and Ban Xiao Song meeting the protagonist of the other webtoon, Albus, who is also a human hero who hates humans.
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Rating
The rating from MyDramaList for Boy Hood Season 2 is not available yet, as the show has not been aired or released. However, the rating from MyDramaList for Boy Hood (2017), which is the first season of the show, is 8.1/10 based on 469 users. The show was praised for its realistic portrayal of the struggles and joys of adolescence, as well as its excellent acting and cinematography. The show also won several awards, such as the Best Youth Drama and Best Director at the 2018 Huading Awards.
