Netflix’s Top K-Drama Bromance Returns for Season 2

Mo. Basuony

Published: April 3, 2026 3:37 AM ET

Bloodhounds returns to Netflix on April 3 with Season 2. Studio N’s action drama reunites boxer Kim Gun-woo and former marine Hong Woo-jin.

Cast and creative team

Woo Do-hwan stars as Kim Gun-woo. Lee Sang-yi plays Hong Woo-jin. Park Ye-ni returns as Kang Tae-yeong.

Jason Kim serves as director and writer. Netflix distributes the series. The original run began June 9, 2023.

In this season, Woo-jin steps out of the ring. He becomes Gun-woo’s coach and corner man.

The pair still share meals and a home. They continue to support Gun-woo’s mother, Yo-seon.

Season 2 raises the stakes with a larger criminal force. The antagonists include a figure named Im Baek-jeong.

Their organization is known as the IKFC. It preyed on debtors and now targets Gun-woo and his circle.

The show mixes boxing drama with high-octane fight sequences. Critics compared its energy to Rocky and Ninja Assassin.

This season expands beyond its webtoon roots. The adaptation shifts into more original territory.

Filmogaz.com screened episodes one and two in advance. Those installments reveal Woo-jin helping investigate the IKFC.

Kang Tae-yeong becomes a key ally and shelter. Her involvement brings danger to her doorstep with Gun-woo and Yo-seon.

The IKFC threatens even established boxers. The pair’s loyalty will face severe tests this season.

Fans can expect intense fights, close calls, and tense investigations. The bromance returns amid a darker conspiracy.