The term "Kingdom Netflix" can refer to two distinct television series that have been available on the Netflix streaming platform: the American drama series Kingdom and the South Korean historical zombie series Kingdom. Each series has a different number of seasons.
Seasons of the American Drama Series Kingdom
The American drama series Kingdom, which focuses on the world of mixed martial arts (MMA), ran for 3 seasons. While originally airing on Audience Network, it later became available on Netflix, leading to its association with the platform.
Here's a breakdown of the American series:
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| No. of Seasons | 3 |
| No. of Episodes | 40 |
| Executive Producer | Byron Balasco |
This series delves into the lives of the Kulina family, a dysfunctional but dedicated group of fighters and trainers in Venice, California. Its 40 episodes explore themes of family, addiction, ambition, and the brutal realities of professional fighting, all under the executive production of Byron Balasco.
Seasons of the South Korean Zombie Series Kingdom
Separately, the South Korean series Kingdom is a highly popular Netflix original production. This historical horror drama combines elements of a political thriller with a zombie apocalypse during Korea's Joseon Dynasty.
This series consists of:
- Season 1: 6 episodes, released in 2019.
- Season 2: 6 episodes, released in 2020.
- Special Episode (Prequel): Kingdom: Ashin of the North, released in 2021. While Ashin of the North is a feature-length special that expands on the series' lore, it is generally considered a standalone story rather than a direct "Season 3" of the main storyline.
Therefore, the South Korean series Kingdom has 2 main seasons, complemented by a significant special episode.
