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Bloodhounds Season 2 korean drama review
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Bloodhounds Season 2
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by leelkoo
1 day ago
7 of 7 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 10
Story 10.0
Acting/Cast 10.0
Music 10.0
Rewatch Value 10.0
This review may contain spoilers

GOLD

I loved EVERY SINGLE THING about it. It’s so intense that my heart was pounding half the time. Honestly, I’d already kind of forgotten what the first one was like (at least because it was dubbed in my language and I just had it playing in the background), but I felt like I liked the second one even more. Aside from the cool guys beating up the bad guys and the others fucking killing everyone, I also got really emotionally invested. Every time the main characters cried, I was ready to cry right along with them, but I held back just because of my contact lenses.
Woojin and Gunwoo’s friendship is so precious—the “found family” trope really hits hard. They’re so smart and super cool; I love them so much 😭
And iPad Kid (MDL says his name is Alan, but I didn’t hear anyone call him by name, so who knows) broke through my wall of indifference toward antagonists, even though I wouldn’t exactly call him that bad? He was just running around after the guy with the tail and doing whatever he was told so he wouldn’t get stabbed.
Just to spite myself, I said I liked Taegeom, and then they killed him off in the very next episode 😔
I also have one complaint. Why are most of the bodyguards and these guys either dumb or—I just don’t get fights—AND WHY DOESN’T ALMOST ANYONE HAVE A WEAPON? I’m surprised that when they were catching Baekjeong (or however his name is spelled), the guy remembered he had a stun gun, and that asshole didn’t have time to kill everyone with that shitty scalpel.
Hints at a third season??
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