The hit apocalyptic thriller K-drama Sweet Home is all set to return with season 3 on Netflix on Friday, July 19, 2024. In the latest and final season, fans can expect to see a massive showdown between humans, monsters, and neohumans. Before the premiere of the third season, some viewers are eager to understand the concept of neohumans.
It is one of the most pivotal entities in the K-drama Sweet Home. Neohumans play a significant part in the storyline as one of the central characters, Lee Eun-Hyeok (Lee Do-Hyun), turns into a neohuman as shown at the end of the K-drama’s second season. This article explores more details on neohumans and how different they are from monsters.
Sweet Home Season 3: Are neohumans different from monsters?
Neohumans have been a vital part of the overarching plot in Sweet Home. They, too, are considered a type of monster, but they are distinct from the latter. In this particular type, the transformation process of a human being to a neohuman takes longer. They have initially been addressed as “special infectees” in the K-drama series. However, in season 3, they are referred to as “neohumans”.
It happens after the human starts showing symptoms of being infected. Then they turn into a monster cocoon. After a long period, the cocoon hatches and the individual comes out of it in his human version. They are reborn as a neohuman. They do not look like monsters but they have extraordinary abilities. Neohumans are quick learners, with extremely fast reflexes. They also have amazing fighting skills. They remember everything from their human lives but do not feel any emotions.
In the K-drama’s season 3, Lee Do-Hyun’s character Eun-Hyeok returns as a neohuman and reveals his new identity to Hyun-Su (Song Kang). He plays a crucial part in the storyline of the third and final season of the show. As shown in the trailer of Sweet Home season 3, a colossal war breaks out among the humans, monsters, and neohumans. Eun-Hyeok plays a significant role in that battle. Thus, fans are in for a thrilling new season of the Netflix series.
Apart from Song Kang and Lee Do-Hyun, the third season also stars Go Min-Si, Lee Jin-Wook, Park Gyu-Young, Lee Si-Young, Lee Do-Hyun, and others. The final season airs on Netflix on Friday, July 19, 2024.
