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South Korean Superhero Series Moving Builds a Story Across Two Generations
Moving is a South Korean science-fiction series about people with superpowers.
It follows high school students Bong-seok, Hui-soo and Gang-hoon as they learn to control their abilities.
They discover their parents also have powers and once worked as government spies.
The story first focuses on the teenagers, then turns to their parents before bringing both generations together in a battle at the school.
The series connects superhero action with family and coming-of-age themes.
It has become Disney+'s most-streamed South Korean drama, and a second season is in the works.
Moving is a South Korean science-fiction series about people with superpowers and spans two generations.
It follows three high school students who learn to control their abilities and discover that their parents also have powers.
The parents previously worked as spies for the South Korean government.
The story shifts from the students to their parents’ past before bringing both generations together in a battle at the students’ high school.
A second season is in the works, according to Collider.
- Who
- High school students Bong-seok, Hui-soo and Gang-hoon, and their parents.
- What
- Moving tells a superhero story across two generations of people with superpowers.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- South Korea. The final battle takes place at the students’ high school.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The series first follows Bong-seok, Hui-soo and Gang-hoon as they learn to master their abilities.
The story shifts to reveal that the students’ parents have powers and worked as spies for the South Korean government.
The students and their parents join forces in a battle at the high school.
- Comic-book creator
- Kang Full
- Student characters
- Bong-seok, Hui-soo and Gang-hoon
- Parents’ former work
- Spies for the South Korean government
- Series setting
- South Korea
- Second season
- In the works