Arthdal Chronicles

Thirty episodes of bronze age myth across two seasons, three broadcast parts, two streaming services and two different leading men playing the same character.

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Where to start with Arthdal Chronicles

Watch the first season, all eighteen episodes, then the second. The complication is not the order, it is the labelling, and the fact that the two seasons are on different services in most countries: the first is on Netflix and the second went to Disney. Expect the recasting rather than being surprised by it, and expect other apps to disagree with this page about what episode you are on.

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    Season 1, eighteen episodes Arthdal Chronicles

    Broadcast as three parts of six in 2019 with a two month gap before the last one, but numbered straight through. If your other tracker says you finished season two of six episodes, you finished part two.

  2. 2
    The Sword of Aramun, twelve episodes Arthdal Chronicles

    Four years later and set eight years on, with new actors in two of the leading roles. Numbered from one again, so cumulative counts elsewhere will say nineteen to thirty.

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  • Arthdal Chronicles 2019, 2 seasons, 30 episodes

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