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Black Musim ke-2 

The story tells of Black (Kamal Adli), a Bunian creature who enters the human world to track down his friend who is being hunted and is believed to be hiding inside a human body. To allow himself to live in the human world, Black inhabits the body of Malik, a detective who has passed away, and unknowingly he is actually trapped in Malik's worldly life and falls in love with a human named Sofia (Siti Saleha). Sofia has the ability to see a person's death including seeing the shadow of Bunian people in human bodies. With their respective abilities, Black and Sofia prove they are a perfect couple and successfully uncover many cases involving murders, including uncovering a big secret that was once committed by Aisya (Nabila Huda), Detective Malik's lover.
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The story tells of Black (Kamal Adli), a Bunian creature who enters the human world to track down his friend who is being hunted and is believed to be hiding inside a human body. To allow himself to live in the human world, Black inhabits the body of Malik, a detective who has passed away, and unknowingly he is actually trapped in Malik's worldly life and falls in love with a human named Sofia (Siti Saleha). Sofia has the ability to see a person's death including seeing the shadow of Bunian people in human bodies. With their respective abilities, Black and Sofia prove they are a perfect couple and successfully uncover many cases involving murders, including uncovering a big secret that was once committed by Aisya (Nabila Huda), Detective Malik's lover.

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