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When Does Moving Season 2 Come Out? Is It Renewed?

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Moving Season 2 has not been confirmed yet.

IMDb

8.4/10

Seasons

2

Episodes

21

Moving poster

Diagnostics

Network
Disney+
First aired
2023-08-09
Last aired
2023-09-20
Runtime
Rated
TV-MA

Awards 8 wins & 11 nominations total

Predictive Logic Analysis

Moving finished its second season in September 2023, and the absence of any renewal signal in the 32 months since is the strongest evidence at hand. Disney+ does not maintain extended silences for shows it intends to continue. The streamer typically makes renewal decisions within 2-4 months of a season finale, and by month 12 with no announcement, a show is effectively dead. The show's strong metrics (8.4 IMDb score, steady Trakt viewership, multiple award nominations and wins) indicate it had an engaged core audience and critical respect, but neither translates to a renewal if the show did not draw the large viewership Disney+ requires to justify continued investment.

The 32-month gap is the dominant signal here. Disney+ tends to cancel or shelve projects more decisively than traditional networks, and Korean dramas, while prestigious, often face higher cost-per-viewer thresholds on streamers. The steady Wikipedia pageviews and stable Trakt active-watcher count suggest a loyal fanbase maintained interest, but these metrics alone do not drive renewal decisions at the major streamers. Without a formal announcement in over two and a half years, the show is almost certainly not returning.

What is Moving about?

Moving is a South Korean superhero drama about families hiding extraordinary abilities while carrying the weight of their own traumas. The show's appeal lies in how it treats superpowers not as wish fulfillment but as a burden passed through generations, complicating the typical hero narrative. Parents who once wielded these abilities in dangerous ways now struggle to protect their gifted children from the same forces that shaped them. If you watch for the action sequences, the emotional core of parents trying to break cycles and children discovering who they are will keep you invested.

The tone is notably dark and serious. There's no campiness here, no quips or lightness. Moving commits to the premise that power corrupts and trauma echoes, and it finds drama in quiet moments between the set pieces. The show distinguishes itself by focusing as much on the adults' guilt and desperation as on the teenagers' coming-of-age struggles. A father's decision to use his abilities to protect his son carries real weight because we understand what using those abilities cost him before. The action is visceral and grounded rather than fantastical.

Korean critics and international audiences responded warmly, with the show earning solid ratings on IMDb and building momentum through its first season. The cast, led by Ryu Seung-ryong and Han Hyo-joo, brought credibility to the heavier emotional beats that could have felt melodramatic in less capable hands. The show found an audience willing to sit with its slower, character-focused passages and its willingness to let consequences linger.

Among superhero shows, Moving distinguishes itself by rejecting the fantasy of power as liberation. It's closer in spirit to The Umbrella Academy than to something like My Hero Academia, but it's darker and more interested in how secrets destroy families from the inside. The series assumes its viewers want complexity more than spectacle, and trusts that watching a middle-aged man confront his past choices while his teenage son discovers his own strength is enough to sustain ten hours of television.

Created by Park In-je, Kang Full

Themes

high schoolsuperherosuperhumanschoolsuper poweragenthealing powerflying manregenerationnational intelligence service (nis)

Is Moving renewed or cancelled?

Working toward renewal

medium

Strong IMDb rating (8.4) and consistent episode reception

medium

Multiple award nominations and wins

low

Stable Trakt viewership and Wikipedia pageviews indicate active fanbase

Working against it

high

32 months since last episode with no renewal announcement

high

Disney+ renewal window typically closes 4-12 months after finale

Moving Season 2 Release Date

No next season is realistically expected. If Disney+ had planned a Season 3, it would have been announced by now; the 32-month silence strongly suggests the show has not been greenlit for continuation. A surprise renewal remains technically possible but would be highly unusual at this stage. If it were to happen, production would likely begin in 2025 or later, making a 2026 premiere the earliest realistic possibility, but this remains speculative.

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Moving seasons

Season 12023 · 20 ep
  • 1. Senior Year2023-08-09 · ★ 7.4
  • 2. Booyang: Family Support, Levitation2023-08-09 · ★ 7.5
  • 3. 1+12023-08-09 · ★ 7.6
  • 4. The Secret2023-08-09 · ★ 7.8
  • 5. Recall2023-08-09 · ★ 7.9
  • 6. Bungaeman2023-08-09 · ★ 7.8
  • 7. The Stranger2023-08-09 · ★ 8.2
  • 8. Black2023-08-16 · ★ 8.0
  • 9. Humanists2023-08-16 · ★ 7.8
  • 10. The Monster2023-08-23 · ★ 8.0
  • 11. Romanticist2023-08-23 · ★ 8.4
  • 12. Partners2023-08-30 · ★ 8.2
  • 13. Jang Ju-won2023-08-30 · ★ 8.0
  • 14. The Idiot2023-09-06 · ★ 7.8
  • 15. N.T.D.P.2023-09-06 · ★ 7.9
  • 16. The Man Between2023-09-13 · ★ 7.9
  • 17. Awakening2023-09-13 · ★ 8.2
  • 18. South and North2023-09-20 · ★ 8.1
  • 19. Final Battle2023-09-20 · ★ 8.3
  • 20. Graduation Day2023-09-20 · ★ 8.3
Season 2TBA · 1 ep
  • 1. Episode 1TBA

Moving trailer

Ryu Seung-ryong

Ryu Seung-ryong

Jang Ju-won

Han Hyo-joo

Han Hyo-joo

Lee Mi-hyun

Zo In-sung

Zo In-sung

Kim Doo-sik

Cha Tae-hyun

Cha Tae-hyun

Jeon Gye-do

Ryoo Seung-bum

Ryoo Seung-bum

Frank

Kim Sung-kyun

Kim Sung-kyun

Lee Jae-man

Kim Hie-won

Kim Hie-won

Choi Il-hwan

Moon Sung-keun

Moon Sung-keun

Min Yong-jun

Lee Jung-ha

Lee Jung-ha

Kim Bong-seok

Go Youn-jung

Go Youn-jung

Jang Hui-soo

Kim Do-hoon

Kim Do-hoon

Lee Gang-hoon

Kwak Sun-young

Kwak Sun-young

Hwang Ji-hee

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AI Verdict

Likely Cancelled18%medium confidence
18%renewal
renewal probability
Verdict history62% → 18%
May 16Jun 9

Moving has not received an official renewal announcement despite airing 32 months ago. The show has strong critical reception (8.4 IMDb, 8/10 episode average, multiple award nominations) and solid audience engagement, but the extended silence from Disney+ and lack of renewal signals place it firmly in cancellation territory. The show likely ended after Season 2.

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    Frequently asked

    When does Moving Season 2 come out?
    Moving Season 2 has not been confirmed yet.
    Is Moving renewed or cancelled?
    Moving has not received an official renewal announcement despite airing 32 months ago. The show has strong critical reception (8.4 IMDb, 8/10 episode average, multiple award nominations) and solid audience engagement, but the extended silence from Disney+ and lack of renewal signals place it firmly in cancellation territory. The show likely ended after Season 2.
    How many seasons of Moving are there?
    Moving has aired 2 seasons so far.
    How many episodes of Moving are there?
    There are 21 episodes of Moving across 2 seasons.
    Who created Moving?
    Moving was created by Park In-je and Kang Full.
    Where can I watch Moving?
    Moving is available to stream on Disney Plus and Hulu.
    What is Moving's IMDb rating?
    Moving holds an IMDb rating of 8.4/10 from 14,945 votes.