Pyramid Game

Genres: Mystery, Law, Crime, Drama
Tags: Dark Fiction, Manipulative Female Lead, Rivalry, Dystopia, Corruption, Bromance, Strong Female Lead, Hardworking Male Lead, Unrequited Love, Tragic Past

Pyramid game is a drama while the devil’s plan is a variety show
And technically DP was based on the Liars Game, but the alliances, the planning and manipulation are the same
It’d have been fun if PG had side games, but they make it up with the bullying and mind games

- Involves bullying
- A higher ranking/position basically enables them to take advantage of others who rank lower than them.

both dramas talk about bullying in high school, an app to bring people down, and they share an actress

-smart yet manipulative female lead
-female centric
-enemies turned allies
-hierarchy in society
-single parent

Every Thursday afternoon, once a month, students at Sarang High School cast their votes in a popularity poll. The result? A brutal ranking system that determines the entire social hierarchy of the school. After starting at the bottom, can new transfer student Su Ji make her way to the top of the pyramid? Or will she topple the game altogether?

Every Thursday afternoon, once a month, students at Sarang High School cast their votes in a popularity poll. The result? A brutal ranking system that determines the entire social hierarchy of the school. After starting at the bottom, can new transfer student Su Ji make her way to the top of the pyramid? Or will she topple the game altogether?

They are both schooled based but the similarity comes from both leads fighting for whats right even if it might be in a different way or setting.

Every Thursday afternoon, once a month, students at Sarang High School cast their votes in a popularity poll. The result? A brutal ranking system that determines the entire social hierarchy of the school. After starting at the bottom, can new transfer student Su Ji make her way to the top of the pyramid? Or will she topple the game altogether?

They both have the plot of adopted chilhood friends who getseparated,morally Grey characters, Justification of terrible behaviors by blaming others.

Every Thursday afternoon, once a month, students at Sarang High School cast their votes in a popularity poll. The result? A brutal ranking system that determines the entire social hierarchy of the school. After starting at the bottom, can new transfer student Su Ji make her way to the top of the pyramid? Or will she topple the game altogether?

Once a month, students at Baekyeon Girls' High School cast their votes in a popularity poll. The result? A brutal ranking system that determines the entire social hierarchy of the school.

Sung Su Ji has just transferred and scores a zero. After starting at the bottom and becoming a target of school violence, can Su Ji make her way to the top of the pyramid? Or will she topple the game altogether?

Very similar. A mysterious, underhanded game is being played among the students—something the teachers and parents are aware of and even condone. It’s all about influence, power, and money. Both stories keep you in suspense and share a similar, ominous atmosphere. In each, there is someone who wants to break free from this sinister game and bring it to an end.

Once a month, students at Baekyeon Girls' High School cast their votes in a popularity poll. The result? A brutal ranking system that determines the entire social hierarchy of the school.

Sung Su Ji has just transferred and scores a zero. After starting at the bottom and becoming a target of school violence, can Su Ji make her way to the top of the pyramid? Or will she topple the game altogether?

Once a month, students at Baekyeon Girls' High School cast their votes in a popularity poll. The result? A brutal ranking system that determines the entire social hierarchy of the school.

Sung Su Ji has just transferred and scores a zero. After starting at the bottom and becoming a target of school violence, can Su Ji make her way to the top of the pyramid? Or will she topple the game altogether?