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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The exciting announcement of Shōgun season 2 also draws some major concerns. After the successful then-miniseries aired its finale on April 23, 2024, there was a general assumption that the series would end since it was based on a completed work, a novel of the same name by James Clavell.
One clear disadvantage that Shōgun season 2 will have compared to season 1 is a tighter turnaround schedule. Shōgun season 1 began development back in 2018 and was only just released in the first half of 2024, giving series creators Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo five solid years of preparation and refinement.
How Shogun's Production Timeline Could Heavily Impact Season 2 & Beyond Shogun season 2 will need to build its story from scratch If Shōgun goes down the path of banking off season 1's success without continuing to match it in future seasons, then a true masterpiece will be sullied. Related Shogun's 10 Most Shocking Twists, Ranked FX's Shogun is one of the most entertaining miniseries around, making it worthwhile to rank the 10 most shocking plot twists in the show.
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