Twelve Guardians Are Once Again Called On To Protect Humanity From The Return Of An Ancient Foe In “Twelve” Starring Don Lee And Park Hyungsik
A long time ago in an era long forgotten, twelve zodiac guardians fought against evil spirits in a last ditch attempt to save the human race. After a monumental sacrifice, the evil forces were sealed away and humanity continued to thrive. Today, only a few of those guardians remain, working odd jobs to protect individuals, but when evil once again begins to rise, the “Twelve” will be brought together under Taesan’s leadership to save modern day Seoul and the Korean peninsula from being consumed by darkness.
Twelve stars Don Lee (Eternals, Train to Busan) as Taesan, the leader of the “Twelve”, and Park Hyungsik (Buried Hearts, Soundtrack #1), as Ogwi, an ancient being sealed away for a thousand years. The series is written by Kim Bonghan (The Golden Holiday) and Don Lee, and is directed by Kang Daekyu (Pawn, Harmony) and Han Yunseon (18-Eighteen Noir).
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Stream Twelve starting August 23 on Disney+.
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