Parasyte: The Grey Season 1 wrapped up with tie pin, hinting at an exciting potential Season 2 if Netflix gives the green light.
Based on Hitoshi Iwaaki's manga "Parasyte," the series follows a similar invasion storyline but shifts the focus to new characters and a different setting in South Korea.
The six-episode series premiered on Netflix on April 5th, offering fans a fresh perspective on the parasitic threat and leaving them eagerly anticipating what's next.
In this universe, humans fall victim to otherworldly parasites that seize control of their brains, transforming their bodies into horrifying monsters with tentacles. Enter Jeong Su-in, played by Jeon So-nee, an ordinary woman thrust into an extraordinary situation. She finds herself sharing her body with one of these parasitic creatures, only partially overtake.
As Su-in grapples with this bizarre coexistence, she and her parasitic companion must evade the relentless pursuit of The Grey, an elite military unit hot on their heels. With suspense mounting and danger lurking at every turn, 'Parasyte: The Grey' delivers a thrilling cocktail of drama, tension, and monstrous encounters that will keep viewers hooked from start to finish.
In the last part, there's a guy named Shinichi Izumi, played by Masaki Suda. He offers to assist Jun-Kyung and Team Grey in eliminating the parasites. Shinichi is the main character from the original manga. He's a high schooler who has a parasite in his right arm. This parasite, named Migi, didn't take over his brain but instead stays in his arm. Shinichi and Migi become close as they work together to stay alive and fight for humans.