Bloodhounds Season 2 is keeping its momentum strong, topping Netflix’s Global Top 10 (Non-English TV) chart in its second week.
From April 6th to April 12th, the series pulled in 7.4 million views, landing at No. 1 worldwide. It also held the No. 1 spot in Korea and made the Top 10 in 80 countries, including France, Brazil, Morocco, Vietnam, the Philippines and India—proving its global reach.
The new season wastes no time raising the stakes. After rising to the top, Gun Woo (played by Woo Do Hwan) and Woo Jin (Lee Sang Yi) are faced with a powerful new threat: Baek Jeong (Rain). As they take on a brutal underground boxing league fueled by money and violence, the tension ramps up fast.
At the heart of it all is the duo’s bond. As the attacks grow more intense, their fight to protect the people they care about—and their loyalty to each other—adds an emotional punch alongside the high-octane action.
Viewers around the world are clearly hooked. Fans have praised everything from the raw, hard-hitting fight scenes to the emotional depth, with comments calling it “one of the fastest, most intense action series” and saying they “didn’t want it to end.”
Others highlighted how Season 2 levels up across the board, with “stronger impact, faster pacing and more power” than the first. Performances also drew praise, with fans calling Rain’s villain role a “career-defining character,” while Woo Do Hwan’s action scenes and Lee Sang Yi’s emotional moments left a lasting impression.
With both adrenaline and heart, Bloodhounds Season 2 is proving to be a knockout. The series is now streaming on Netflix.
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Source: Netflix
