Disney's Asia Pacific Regional Head: ”Moving” Season 2 Production Officially ”Started Promoting”

Disney+'s "Moving" will be returning for Season 2. Carol Choi, head of original content strategy for the Asia-Pacific region for the Walt Disney Company, said,
On the 20th (local time), at the Singapore Sands Expo and Convention Centre
He attended the Disney Content Showcase 2024 held at the Disney Theater Center and officially announced the production of Season 2 of "Moving"
Carol Choi said, "We are proud of all the works we have released over the past three years, but the one that fans keep asking about is 'Moving,'" and "The fantasy
"It's a genre, but at its heart it's a coming-of-age story that deals with family love and human relationships. But the way it's done that is fresh."
He continued, "That's why we won so many awards last year," and
It was also nominated for Best TV Series at the 2019 Weekly Shonen Jump Awards and became the number one Disney original show watched worldwide. It can't stop there.
So I decided to prepare for season 2 of "Moving" together with writer Kang Pool.
It's still in the very early stages, so I'll give you more details at a later date."
"Moving" is a story about children who live in the present while hiding their psychic powers, and parents who have lived while hiding painful secrets from the past, who come together to face a huge crisis that transcends time and generations.
The film is about a supernatural action hero who confronts the evil. Since its release in 2023, it has been very well received. The Walt Disney Company will hold a content show in Singapore on the 20th and 21st.
A case event was held to preview theatrical releases and streaming titles scheduled for 2025 and beyond. Teasers and exclusive footage from Disney creative studios around the world were also shown.
The event introduced new Korean and Japanese content to be released by Disney, as well as the release of "The Legend of 1900," and was attended by top global stars from the United States and the Asia-Pacific region.
More than 500 reporters and partners from around the world participated in the event. The event was attended by 12 countries in the Asia-Pacific region, including Korea.
More than 400 people (110 from Korea and more than 60 from Japan) visited the event alone.