Masameer County Season 2 Trailer reveals some wild adventures ahead for our characters Saad, Saltooh and Trad the dog. Created by Abdulaziz Almuzaini and Malik Nejer, the series follows the comical adventures of the mischievous citizens of Masameer County. The first season was released in 2021 and the second season is coming up next month.
The show’s official synopsis reads, “Offering a humorous view of a changing Saudi, this show chronicles the rip-roaring shenanigans and adventures of Masameer County’s quirkiest residents.” Season 2 follows the adventures of the misguided and foolish main characters as they get up to all kinds of wild escapades, from a daring 24-hour mission, an unexpected elevator ride, and an out-of-control rocket launch.
The voice cast of the animated series includes Malik Nejer, Abdulaziz Alshehri, Mazroa Almazroa, Lama Alfard, Yousef Aldakheel, Ibraheem Hajjaj, Nawaf Alshubaili, Sohayb Godus, and Shahad Alahmari.
In the previous season, we saw Masameer team heading into a long-standing tribal feud, a media war, and a health craze gone too far. While in the upcoming season with 6-episodes in total, it will build on the previous stories and bring some more new exciting and humourous ones. It will continue to reflect and address the process of change the Kingdom is undergoing.
In the trailer, we see that Trad is being refused from competing unless he is a service dog. Thus, he starts to look up the types of service dogs and tries to become one, but it’s not an easy task. While other types of service dogs have a hard job, he finds Emotional Support Dogs, as his calling.
We also get to see other citizens of the county and what they are up to. With many misadventures and deadly chaos, we even find the characters getting to space which only means more chaos. This satirical Saudi Arabian animated series is developed by the studio Myrkott.
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Masameer County Season 2 is scheduled to be released on 2nd March on Netflix.
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