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According to report from Korean entertainment media OSEN on September 23, Netflix<\/a> is reviewing the possibility of producing both Season 2 and Season 3 of its live-action medical series Trauma Code: Heroes on Call simultaneously.<\/p>\n A source from Netflix Korea told the outlet, \u201cWe’re grateful for the interest in Trauma Code: Heroes on Call. Follow-up seasons are currently under review, but nothing has been finalized.\u201d<\/p>\n Earlier reports claimed Netflix had already confirmed production of Seasons 2 and 3, with filming expected to begin in summer 2026.<\/p>\n The series follows Kang-hyuk Baek (Ji-hoon Ju), a brilliant surgeon who once served on battlefields. The drama depicts his efforts to revive a dysfunctional trauma team and restore purpose to an underfunded hospital unit.<\/p>\n The eight-episode first season debuted worldwide on January 24 and became a breakout hit, topping Netflix’s global non-English TV show rankings and sparking strong demand for a sequel. Now, fans are awaiting confirmation on whether Netflix will move forward with two new seasons at once.<\/p>\n The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call is based on the web novel Trauma Center: Golden Hour<\/a>, written by Han Sani, who is himself an ENT doctor.<\/p>\n The webtoon Trauma Center: Golden Hour<\/a> is available on WEBTOON<\/a>. The webtoon started its second season in English on January 12. Hongbichira, a medical illustrator, draws the webtoon.<\/p>\n