Moving is a K-drama set in a world where humans with superpowers exist but are in hiding. Within seven days of its release, Moving became the most-watched Korean original series on Disney+ and Hulu. So, what happened in the ending of the K-Drama Moving? Here’s how the K-drama ends.
Warning: This article contains spoilers for the Moving finale. Read at your own risk!
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One of the mysteries in the series has something to do with the disappearance of Kim Doo-sik, Bong-seok’s father. Not even his wife Lee Mi-hyun nor his work partner Jang Ju-won know what really happened to him.
In 1994, Kim Doo-sik was sent to North Korea to kill the Supreme Leader but did not do so. However, due to Doo-sik, North Korean officers were executed.
In 2003, when Doo-sik was captured from his house, he was tasked to go back to North Korea. He agrees after Min Yong-jun promises that it will be his last assignment.
Unfortunately, when he returned, North Korea was also training superhumans, and so they managed to capture Doo-sik. So, all this time, Doo-sik has been detained in North Korea.
Later on, Jun-hwa, a North Korean soldier with flying abilities, releases Doo-sik from prison and informs him that his son will be taken advantage of just like what happened to him. Doo-sik then goes back to South Korea and kills Min Yong-jun.
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After the fight between North and South Korea at the school, Bong-seok and Mi-hyun disappear. Bong-seok even misses Graduation Day.
But it turns out, he becomes a hero and is dubbed “Yellow Man” by the media. We see Hui-soo watching him on television and rooting for him.
As for Lee Gang-hoon, he visits Min Yong-jun and offers his special abilities with the condition that his father’s criminal records would be cleared.
As for Hui-soo, she now attends Daehan National Sport University. Her father, Ju-won, ends up taking in Yong-deuk, a North Korean soldier with healing abilities whom Hui-soo saved and now addresses as “Uncle”.
We then see Doo-sik finding his way back to his family as he spots a purple rooftop. Doo-sik flies down to the rooftop and is reunited with his family.
Later on, Ju-won looks at his picture with Ji-hee and baby Hui-soo and recalls Ji-hee asking him about a happy ending. Ju-won then smiles and says to himself, “Yes”. We then see Bong-seok flying before the credits appear.
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The post-credits scene features Ma Sang-gu taking charge of the NIS following Min Yong-jun’s death. It then shows Frank getting off from a taxi and standing outside a shop called “Las Vegas”.
We then see the CIA agent Mark looking at the files of the kids they trained to become assassins. He marks Frank as “missing” and then says “Call Elias.”
Moving Season 2 is not yet confirmed, but the ending does hint that another season may come. We can expect some trouble from Frank and “Elias” in Moving Season 2.
Additionally, in an interview with the Korean YouTube channel MMTG, Moving creator Kang Full shared that another season is possible. He said (via Soompi):
“The webtoon already has stories before and after [the drama takes place]. I think there is a possibility. It is not certain.”
Given the ending of the Moving K-drama and the fact that there would be enough material for the series to continue, we can hope for Moving to get a Season 2.
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