All Of Us Are Dead Season 2 BIG Update: Major Cast Exit CONFIRMED? When Will Zombie Sequel Go On Floors?

All Of Us Are Dead Season 2 Latest Update: The widely-acclaimed post-apocalyptic Zombie kdrama 'All Of Us Are Dead' has been confirmed to return to screens with its highly-anticipated second season. While the first season became a rage all across the globe, fans were eagerly anticipating some real-time updates on the upcoming zombie sequel. While we have got our hands on the shooting updates of All Of Us Are Dead S2, the latest update about its lead cast has sparked concerns among fans.

All Of Us Are Dead Season 2 Shooting Updates: When Will The Zombie Sequel Kdrama Go On Floors?

Back in 2022, the post-apocalyptic Zombie kdrama 'All Of Us Are Dead' became a global success, taking the domination and popularity of k-dramas to a whole new level worldwide. In 2024, fans were dancing in joy after zombie drama got a green signal for a sequel. Back then it was reported that the All Of Us Are Dead season 2 production was expected to start in the first quarter of 2024. While Netflix officially didn't confirm the sequel, the hint was dropped by one of the actors' agencies with an Instagram post featuring Park Ji-hu. In the post, All Of Us Are Dead Season 2 was mentioned in Ji-hu's 2024 lineup.

An HT report claimed that if the shooting gets wrapped up by June 2025 then the sequel might release in early 2025. However, fans were disappointed when nothing like that happened.

Now, according to a fan page on Twitter, choyihyunlover, it has been revealed that the shooting for Netfix's All Of Us Are Dead season 2 is expected to start in the second half of 2025.

That means fans will have a wait longer than expected for the sequel. If the production goes by the plan, then All Of Us Are Dead S2 might get a release window in 2026.

All Of Us Are Dead Season 2 Big Update: Female Lead Actress Exits

Amidst all these, Roh Yoon Seo has backed out from All Of Us Are Dead Season 2 due to overlapping schedules, as per OSEN. She was apparently playing the female lead in the sequel.

Back in January this year, when rumours of the 'Crash Course In Romance' actress joining the cast of the Kdrama sequel started doing rounds, her agency reacted saying, "No decision has been made yet."