Shark: The Storm Season 1 Preview: Release Date, Time, & Where To Watch
Shark: The Storm
Shark: The Storm is the anticipated sequel to the action noir movie, Shark: The Beginning. The six-part series is directed by Kim Geon with Kim Min-seok reprising his lead role. The 2021 movie tells the story of Woo-sol, a high school student jailed for fighting a bully. The film details his life in prison and how his encounter with a former MMA champion, Do-hyun, changed Woo-sol's life forever.n You can get a short synopsis of the film here.
If you've been following this one, you may be curious to find out when the sequel will release. Well, wonder no more. Here is everything we know about Shark: The Storm, including its release date, time, cast, and where you can watch it.
What is Shark: The Storm about?
Shark: The Storm continues Woo-sol's story after his release from prison. Now, Woo-sol is trying to pick up the pieces of his life. The stigma of his prison record still follows him, but Woo-sol is training to become an MMA fighter.
Unfortunately, Woo-sol finds himself in trouble when the gang leader, Hyun U-yeong, shows up and demands that he join them. To save himself and his family, Woo-sol takes on Hyun U-yeong. Oh! Did we forget to mention that U-hyeong is one hell of a highly trained, vicious fighter? Of course, it won't be a walk in the park for Woo-sol, but did Do-hyun teach him enough to survive?
Where Can I Watch Shark: The Storm?
For South Koreans, the show will be available on TVING. For international viewers, the show will be available on Disney+ and Hulu.
Shark: The Storm Release Date
Shark: The storm is all set to release on Thursday 15th May at 11:50 am (ET)/7:50 am (GMT). Expect all episodes of the show to drop at the same time, with each episode having a runtime of between 55-65 minutes.
How Many Episodes Will Shark: The Storm Have?
The series will have a total of six episodes that will drop simultaneously on the 15th of May. The show will include English subtitles on all episodes.
Shark: The Storm Cast
Kim Min-seok is expected to reprise his lead role as Woo-sol. Joining him will be Lee Hyun-wook, who will reprise his role as the gang leader, Hyun U-yeong. Wi Ha-joon and the other characters will make a small cameo in supporting roles. Jung Da-eun is also expected to appear on the show, but we are yet to find out more about her character.
Is There A Trailer For Shark: The Storm?
Of course, there is. Enjoy the action-packed trailer below:
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