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WEAK HERO CLASS 2 | A CAPTIVATING STORY
Watching Weak Hero Class 2’ was an incredible experience for me. From the very first episode, I was completely hooked — the tension, the emotions, and the way the story unfolded just pulled me right in. In my opinion it was kinda better than season one. I love season one a lot too, but I have a special attachment to 2nd season!The new characters added so much to the story too. The fight scenes are amazing and I was kinda impressed to see them.
There’s so much heart behind every moment of this season. It’s not just about action it’s about friendship, pain, and the constant struggle to protect what matters. Weak Hero Class 2 reminded me why I fell in love with this story in the first place, and honestly, it left a mark on me that I won’t forget anytime soon!
It’s a must watch of course! Totally recommend it!
ENDING OF SEASON 2 DISCUSSION.
“SPOILER ALERT”
Well, the ending left me speechless! Of course there’ll be more and why?
1. Baek jin died , but why he died? Someone killed it? Well, they didn’t explain it. Or is he alive? And if was all planned? We need more.
2. Seong je will take Baek jin place so that’s why I think there’s another season because I was like: “What’s coming next? There’s definitely more”
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A Powerful Sequel That Hits Hard
Weak Hero Class 2 delivers top-notch performances just like Season 1. Park Ji-hoon especially shines — it truly feels like he was born to play Si-eun. The new characters are also very impressive, adding even more depth to the story.The villain Baek Jin was simply amazing. His acting was absolutely incredible. I loved his character so much — powerful and terrifying at the same time. The final fight scenes were jaw-dropping — everyone acted so realistically, especially Baek Jin and Park Ji-hoon. It really looked like they had been beaten up for real — that’s how intense their performances were!
When Choi Woon-sik's character came back later in the story, I couldn’t hold back my tears. I truly wish Si-eun will avenge him for everything that happened. I am really hoping for a Season 3 that mixes the stories and characters from both seasons.
However, honestly, I was not as excited for the next episodes in this season like I was in Season 1. In Season 1, I didn’t even skip a single scene or dialogue because it was that gripping. But in this season, there were a few parts where I skipped some scenes. Also, I felt the car accident scene was unnecessary — I didn’t really understand the reason for adding it. It broke the flow for me a little. I still miss the deep vibe and emotional intensity of Season 1 🥲.
Season 2 is outstanding in terms of performance, OST, character development, acting, and villains. But Season 1 has a different, irreplaceable magic that no sequel can replace.
Also, I was so happy to notice a small reunion from Twinkling Watermelon father and son🥰
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Nice
Or course season 1 was better. However, season 2 here was pretty good! They focused more on the main character's issue. I'm glad they added a little bit of the second lead's background story with his childhood friend.The drama was well paced. Very intense.
The brotherhood/bromance was cute! Chemistry was awesome! Loved all the fights!!! Main lead was great!
The ending was satisfying. Not rushed, like a few people said. I felt they took their time and gave it a great ending!!! And omg!!! So glad Suho woke up at the end!!!! Can't wait for season 3!!!!!!!!😘🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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Had my eyes glued
As an WHC fan since 2022. I'm so so happy netflix decided to pick up weak hero class!! Seriously Park jihoon deserves his flowers after the awards snub. This drama deserves its recognition🙂↕️🙂↕️I think what this drama does so well and specifically to sieun character was his grit and intensity. Just when you thought it's over they suprise you.
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The lesson behind the story
Having recently completed both Seasons 1 and 2 of "Weak Hero Class 1," I am thoroughly impressed by the series! The storytelling is not only engaging but also intricately crafted, drawing viewers into a world filled with compelling characters and unexpected twists. The fight scenes are nothing short of breathtaking, showcasing a perfect blend of choreography and raw emotion that keeps you on the edge of your seat.The performances delivered by the cast are exceptional; each actor embodies their character with such depth and authenticity that you can’t help but become emotionally invested in their journeys. The series is not just about action; it delves into crucial life lessons, with one of the most profound being the importance of using intellect over sheer physical strength in confrontations.
It's a shame to think that this captivating K-drama could end so soon. I sincerely hope the director and writer continue to brainstorm innovative ideas to expand this series even further, as it has so much potential. My overall rating for "Weak Hero Class 1" surpasses 10 stars, and I would give it an enthusiastic 10 thumbs up for how thoroughly it has captivated my interest! This is a series that deserves to go on and continue to enthrall its audience.
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Season 2 is a worth to watch!
Disclaimer: This review was created from my own point of view only. It doesn't affect the directors and the whole team of thia series. PLEASE READ THE WHOLE REVIEW.The main character of Yeon Si-Eun was perfectly performed by the great young actor, Park Ji-hoon. The storyline was perfectly cooked to continue the season 1. I was expecting a bit back stories of Gotak and Jun-Tae or maybe this will be told in Season 3? Baku seems like an aura of Su-ho with an attitude to protect his dearest friends but of course in season 1 Su-ho'friendship was only Si-Eun...Hahaha...looking forward for season 3. Wait, Park Ji-hoon doesn't look aging...he looks the same from season 1. 😀😀😀. For me, this season 2 was perfectly created as a continuing part of season 1. This series can stand alone but if you really want to know why Si-Eun stops making friends, better to watch the prequel for a better understanding. Kudos to the whole team!!! Let's shout it out loud --- #WeakSeason3!!!!! with Su-ho of course. But let me add this please. One of the reasons why season 1 was loved because of the friendship that built up between Su-ho and Si-Eun and how they wanted to protect each other...that crossed by to the season 2. Perfect!!!! 👏👏👏👏
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Weak Hero 2 = Weaker plot
April 28, 2025As a webtoon reader, it is a underwhelming season. 8 episodes felt very rushed. No build up or whatsoever, so many cuts and skimming among the plot. I understand that this is an adaptation but it just felt so bland. I think the reason why I will still give it an 8.5 is that if you did not read the webtoon then this season will be great for you.
But I feel so eugh, I have a bone to pick with the writers and producers of this season, they cut out so many important elements. My worries were already high when I found that it is only going to be an 8 ep season. And FUCK No. There better be no season 3 as this should just ended with this bs.
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Newton's third law: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
It was such a great drama. I would suggest every single thriller lover to watch this. It taught me sooo many things. I love the actors, they did a really good job. It's almost worth your whole time. I probably spent all day watching this. I love weak hero class 1 and 2 both. They deserve much more love.Was this review helpful to you?
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First, for an anti-bullying drama that pretends to deplore physical violence, the apparent resolution to all of the physical violence is physical violence on an epic scale. That message is abhorrent, besides being completely unrealistic. After beating the crap out of each other, the guys just go home, take showers, wash their clothes, maybe blow dry their hair, and the violence stops? Plus I want to see the middle-aged sequel, where all of them developt CTE. (By the way, did anyone else think it was cute when everybody showed up with color coordinated umbrellas? Because nobody wants to get their hair or clothes wet before an epic fight in the mud.)There were other things. For example, women are depicted as useless accessories (the psychiatrist, the giggling arm candy, and the mother, whose specialty was delivering one liners then walking out of the room). That’s unsurprising in a drama that lives out a young boy’s revenge fantasy but it’s still irritating.
Oh wait. Answering violence with violence, viewing women as useless accessories. That view actually reflects much of the leadership in the world right now.
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No Skips, No Boredom
⭐ Loved every second of it — and that’s incredibly rare for me.I honestly can’t remember the last time I felt this way about a drama. Even with shows I’ve really enjoyed recently, there are always points of criticism, or at least aspects that didn’t leave a strong impression.
But this? This was perfect — down to even the intro.
I’ve seen some negative reviews, but personally, I’m just grateful to have found something I genuinely loved from start to finish.
If I had to criticize something, I’d say Hu Min doesn’t quite have the aura of someone who supposedly maintained order in Eunjang and built this “epic fighter legend” image. However, I still enjoyed his character a lot — he just didn’t radiate that legendary vibe to me.
Overall:
OST: Amazing.
Acting/Performance: Phenomenal.
Visuals/Cinematography: Loved it.
Intro: No skip!
Story: Had me glued to the screen.
Pacing: Perfect.
Look, maybe I’m hyped because I just finished it... but after being a pretty critical watcher (after 200+ dramas), I’m just thrilled to finally enjoy something this much.
Weak Hero Class 2 definitely earned a spot on my favorites list. 💥
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Newton’s Third Law: to every action, there’s always opposed an equal reaction.
“suho-ya, even with sleeping pills, i can’t fall asleep. there’s no way i can fall asleep. when are you going to wake up?”“i just want everyone to leave me alone. as if i don’t exist”
“it’s not a rumor… that’s why i never wanted to fight with the other kids. ever again.” ☹️☹️☹️
the way they flipped it on si eun and blamed him for suho being in a coma is actually insane??? all that after taking away his best friend from him too WTF
SIEUN ALMOST SMILING IN EPISODE THREE AFTER MAKING FRIENDS ALMOST GAVE ME A HEART ATTACK AND KILLED ME I LOVE HIM SM
“if you step foot near su ho’s hospital again… you are all dead. i will certainly kill all of you”
“suho-ya, i got into another fight. i’m sorry”
“baku, gotak and i know that you visit your friend at the hospital, and why he’s in the hospital. i think what happened wasn’t because of you. so i wanted to tell you that it wasn’t your fault”
“i don’t want to leave. my friends said that it wasn’t my fault” SIEUN DESERVES THE WORLD I ADORE HIM
SUHO WAKING UP AND MAKING AN APPEARANCE AT THE END ALMOST SENT ME INTO A COMA I LITERALLY SLAPPED MY LAPTOP SO HARD. although lowkey when i first watched the show i knew they weren’t just gonna kill him and that he was gonna make a comeback but after not seeing him the entire time while watching s2, i lost hope. his 2 minutes screen time made my entire year tho i missed him sm ☹️☹️☹️
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Season 2 Seriously Delivered
I just finished Weak Hero Class Season 2, and wow it did not disappoint. i already loved season one so much.So I was really excited about this. The story picks up in a new setting with new faces, but it keeps that intense, datk vibe that made Season 1 so amazing and catching. I really appreciated how it dove even deeper into the characters this time, especially Si-eun. He’s still sharp and calculating, but now you really feel the emotional weight he’s carrying.One thing that really stuck with me was the emotional depth this season isn’t just about fights (though those are still brutal and very well done). It’s about the scars left behind. si-euns guilt hit especially hard. Watching him try to navigate that pain and make sense of what happened added a lot of heart to the story.
Overall, it's deep, smart, and emotionally heavy in the best way. Definitely one of the strongest dramas I’ve ever watched. i'm really excited for season three and have high hopes
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