Study Group (2025)

One of the best action, comedy and fun packed dramas!An Absolute Masterpiece

This drama is a pleasant surprise, it has everything I was looking for. Suspense, adventure, action and comedy are superbly balanced. The story is super captivating and entertaining.

YGM is extremely fascinating person, it's mind boggling how he manages to be a failure at studies despite being a committed and hardworking student. Its very commendable that even though he has fantastic talent in martial arts, he insists to pursue his dream of achieving what he wants. I love how incredibly witty, bold, brave and zealous he is. He appears to be a nerd, but very ironically he is anything but that which throws his opponents off. Making them believe that he is a weak person and then underestimate him. Anyone who messes with him or his family/friends finds out!

While YGM is trying to realise his own dreams, he is unintentionally solving the root problems of the high school. His determination to fight through bravely in the face of discouraging, oppressive, brutal and corrupt system, is inspiring others to do what they always have wanted to do. ML and his study group team mates teaching all the villains the lessons they deserve in very creative and hilarious ways is extremely fun and satisfying. His goals, dreams and actions are helping his teacher LHG achieve her goals of reforming the YTHS for the better and getting justice for those who were oppressed, deceived, used, bullied, belittled, framed, threatened and harmed.

YGM's chemistry with all the new friends is very smooth and dynamic. It's very impressive how all the characters are improving and developing subtly. They all are supporting each other, becoming more trusting, understanding and reliant on each other - becoming a caring family and a very formidable team. All the actors have done impeccable, immaculate and remarkable jobs of portraying their characters perfectly. They have brought the webtoon series' characters to life very cleverly. The iconic scenes of the series are executed astonishingly well.

The fight scenes are the heart and soul of this drama, they are very innovatively and expertly  choreographed to perfection. I am absolutely stunned by the unique and powerful and at times funny fighting style of ML. I find it very hilarious that ML's mom is also an awesome martial artist too. An apple doesn't fall far from a tree. It's making me very curious about ML's uncle.

Sun Cheol and his grandfather's story is so touching and beautiful. Its really heart warming how YGM and his friends are saving these lost and trapped souls in the deep dark abyss. He is not only capable of protecting himself but everyone around him. He always extends his hands and holds firmly those who need his help.

This drama is very unique in showing that in this day and age while many students take oppurtinities for studying and peaceful environments for granted, some students around the world like the ones at YTHS were at serious disatvantage. There are students in this world who have to fight very hard to be able to study or follow their dreams. The motto of study group is "i will create opportunities even in hellish situations", its there to establish hope for those kinds of students so they can be encouraged to pursue their dreams.

This drama also shows that although violence is bad but at times its vitally needed when innocent people have to fight to protect people and things precious to them. Martial arts and fighting ability is a tool of self-defence and to protect. The study group members in order to realise their dreams, had to go as far as to face not only school bullies but corrupt teachers, headteacher, deciplinary committee, unsupportive parents, killer street gangs, corrupt police, paparazzi and hidden political agendas. In addition, they had to fight their own inner demons, personal handicaps and socio-economic difficulties to latch onto the hope and motivation to be able to pull through and never give up on themselves and others. The moment you give up on yourself and others is the time you have truly lost. PHU believed firmly that struggling against corrupt embedded system was futile thats why he never tried to change himself but forced others to feel hopeless and fearful like himself under the tyranny of his dad. YGM chellenged his beliefs that he and his friends, family, teachers and good people will show him that people/situations can be changed.

The 'Back Packer' and 'Hood' OSTs have become my most favourites ones, its very impressive that this drama's OSTs are rap-based which perfectly suits ML's badass and awesome personality. These OSTs are spectacularly supporting the fight scenes, enhancing their impact many folds. The opening OST's art work magnificently conveys the idea that this work is a live action of a webtoon series.

I'm very eagerly waiting for S2, I must find out what transpires next and how this best school squad overcomes many new challenges in their way to success. I highly recommend this drama for action, thriller and comedy lovers, it's 100% worth the watch!

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"Study Group: The High School Drama That Packs a Punch (Literally!)"

Introduction:
Imagine a high school where the hallways are a battleground, the bullies are next-level villains, and the only way to survive is to hit the books and throw a killer punch. Welcome to Study Group, the drama that’s equal parts heart, humor, and high-octane action. If you’re tired of the same old high school tropes, this one’s here to flip the script—literally. It’s like Weak Hero Class 1 met Cobra Kai and decided to throw in a study session. Trust me, you’ve never seen a school drama like this before.

Story:
At first glance, Study Group seems like your typical underdog story: Yun Ga Min, a lovable but academically challenged student, is determined to turn his grades around. But here’s the twist—Yuseong Technical High School isn’t your average school. It’s a breeding ground for future gangsters, where fists fly faster than test papers. Ga Min’s solution? Form a study group. But this isn’t your average group of nerds—it’s a squad of misfits who can throw down just as hard as they can solve equations.

The drama masterfully balances intense action with heartfelt moments, tackling themes like perseverance, friendship, and fighting for what’s right. It’s not just about surviving high school—it’s about creating opportunities in the most hellish situations. And trust me, the stakes are high. From corrupt teachers to ruthless gangs, every episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and adrenaline.

Characters:
Let’s talk about the squad because they’re the heart and soul of this show.

Yun Ga Min (Hwang Min Hyun): The ultimate underdog. He’s the guy who’s terrible at studying but refuses to give up. Oh, and did I mention he’s a martial arts prodigy? Watching him switch from a clueless nerd to a total badass is pure gold. Hwang Min Hyun nails the role, bringing both humor and depth to Ga Min’s journey.

Lee Han Gyeong (Han Ji Eun): The teacher we all wish we had. She’s not just there to grade papers—she’s on a mission to reform the school and give these kids a fighting chance. Her chemistry with Ga Min and the group is heartwarming and inspiring.

Pi Han Ul (Cha Woo Min): The resident villain with a cold, calculating demeanor. He’s the kind of character you love to hate, and Cha Woo Min delivers a performance that’s both chilling and captivating.

The Study Group: From the bickering twins Lee Ji Eu and Lee Jun to the adorable duo Kim Se Hyeon and Choi Hui Won, every member brings something unique to the table. Their bond is what makes the show so special. They’re not just friends—they’re family.

Special shoutout to Ga Min’s mom, who’s basically a martial arts queen. Like mother, like son, right?

Cinematography & OST:
Visually, Study Group is a feast for the eyes. The fight scenes are choreographed to perfection, blending over-the-top anime-style action with gritty, realistic brawls. The camera work is dynamic, making every punch and kick feel impactful. And let’s not forget the CGI—when Ga Min unleashes his uncle’s forbidden techniques, it’s like watching a live-action webtoon come to life.

The OST? Absolute fire. Tracks like Backpackers and Let’s Do This are pure hype, perfectly complementing the show’s high-energy vibe. The rap-heavy soundtrack adds an extra layer of coolness, making every fight scene even more epic.

Overall Impression:
Study Group is the kind of drama that grabs you from the first episode and doesn’t let go. It’s a perfect blend of action, comedy, and heart, with a cast of characters you can’t help but root for. Whether you’re here for the jaw-dropping fight scenes, the hilarious moments, or the emotional depth, this show has something for everyone.

If you’re a fan of shows like Weak Hero Class 1 or Boyhood, but want something with a lighter, more comedic touch, this is your next obsession. And even if you’re not usually into high school dramas, give this one a shot—it’s anything but typical.

Final rating? 10/10. Study Group isn’t just a drama; it’s an experience. So grab your popcorn, turn up the volume, and get ready for a wild ride. Trust me, you’ll be hitting that “Next Episode” button faster than Ga Min can throw a punch.

TL;DR:
Study Group is a high-energy, action-packed high school drama with heart, humor, and a killer soundtrack. It’s fresh, fun, and full of unforgettable characters. Don’t miss it!

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like itttttt!!

At first, I thought it was going to be boring, just about fighting and how to deal with bullies, because this genre isn't really my type. Yet, in this show, I even enjoyed the fighting scenes-they were really good and exciting. I loved all the characters, even the villain; they just made me love the show even more.
What l liked most was the main character's personality. Besides that, I can relate to him in terms of grades, and I admire how he never gave up.
He's always the one to motivate the group and rescue them. Plus, he's so cute, especially his little smile-llove it so much! I truly enjoyed the show and loved every character in the study group, as well as their acting. (The villain has my heart!)

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High school Action done right

I’ve been hyped about Study Group since it was first announced, and I can honestly say it didn’t let me down. It’s the kind of show that mixes high school drama with jaw-dropping action, and it does it in a way that feels fresh and exciting.

Let’s start with the fight scenes—they’re exaggerated, sure, but in the best way possible. It’s like watching a webtoon come to life. The action is intense, the choreography is slick, and the camera work keeps everything dynamic and engaging. It’s the kind of over-the-top energy that makes you want to watch again and again.

But honestly, the best part of Study Group is the friendship between the main characters. The bond they share is what makes this show so special. YGM, KSH, LJU, CHW, LJ, and their teacher aren’t just a group of people who study together—they’re a team. They have each other’s backs, even when things get crazy. There’s this genuine camaraderie that feels so real, and it’s clear that no matter what happens—whether it’s fighting enemies or stressing over exams—they’ll stick together. The way they support and challenge each other through both the ups and downs makes their dynamic so much more than just a group of characters in a show. It’s their friendship that makes everything work, and that’s the core of what made me fall in love with the series.
Even when they fight or have misunderstandings, you can always feel the underlying respect and care they have for one another. It’s not just about the action or the drama; it’s about the moments where they laugh together, encourage each other, and show loyalty. This group really feels like a family, and I loved seeing that growth throughout the series.

The villains, though? They were totally villainous—and honestly, that’s what made them so fun. They felt almost cartoonish at times, but in a way that fit the tone of the show. The exaggerated bad guys were a perfect match for the exaggerated action, and they added to the overall enjoyment, without ever feeling too serious or overdone.


And then there’s YGM’s mom. She was so good at fighting, which makes total sense since she clearly passed those skills down to YGM! It’s like “mother, like son,” right? Even though she didn’t have a ton of screen time, she really made an impact. She had this tough yet caring vibe that made her easy to root for, and I honestly wanted to see more of her in action. Her fighting skills added a fun twist, especially when paired with how protective she is over YGM.

CHW and KSH? Absolute cuties. They brought such an endearing dynamic to the group, and their interactions were always so fun to watch. They were the kind of characters you just couldn’t help but love, with their charm and little moments that made you smile. I think they were a perfect complement to the more serious or intense characters around them.

LJU and LJ were another perfect duo—always bickering but in a way that made them even more fun to watch. Their constant back-and-forth made for some of the best moments, and you could tell that underneath all the teasing, they really cared about each other. That kind of dynamic always adds so much personality to a show, and they were no exception.

Honestly, I could’ve used even more of the LJU and LHU twins. Their dynamic was fun, and I wanted to see more of their relationship unfold. There was something about their bond that felt like it had so much potential, and I was left wanting more from their storyline.

And I can’t forget about the OST. The music was so on point, especially “Pack Packers” and “Let’s Do This.” I’ve had both of them on repeat ever since. The soundtrack really added to the energy of the show, giving each scene that extra boost of excitement or emotion when needed.

All in all, Study Group is a high-energy rollercoaster that balances action, humor, and character development so well. But the friendship at the core of it all is what really makes it shine. These characters are so lovable, and their journey together—through the chaos, the challenges, and the fun—is what makes the show worth watching. If you’re into high school dramas with a wild mix of action, heart, and friendship, this one’s definitely worth checking out.

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This drama is for kids

I’m not trying to be rude-I genuinely think it was made for kids/teens

kinda like a psa for students in Korea

Like those shows that would come on pbs kids growing up except more violent and with a lot more curse words

Every problem in it was a non issue.

I mean, your bad guy’s biggest issue was stopping a disciplinary meeting against him.

Now, you know and I know that realistically, it makes no sense that he’d care that much to go as far as murdering a teacher over it.

He doesn’t need school nor does he need to fear a bad record.

But because of the message of the drama, the worst thing that could happen needed to be linked to the already established dichotomy of good student vs bad student.

Apparently, no one would fear the baby gang leader if he got kicked out of school🤡

It’s why, I feel the fight scenes were so ridiculous and unbelievable. It’s meant to grab attention. It’s merely a vehicle for the lesson.

Children, yall go study please. Before they come and make another one of these

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Very unrealistic and too predictable

The overall drama was just the ML wanting to study so he formed a study group and people that didn't let him, he would end up fighting them? He is portrayed as a good fighter however a lot of the fighting was unrealistic and plot armour is too much for ML. Why is there no blood at all on him when he gets punched - apart from the last fight scene.
Talking about the last fight scene, what was that take down.. and the amount of editing to take PI Han UI down. Plot armour...
Basically inspiration from weak class hero drama and a tiny bit of the drama called Pyramid Game in my opinion.

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Laughs and Fights: A Perfect Combo in 'Study Group'

I'm currently watching Study Group , and I have to say, it has quickly become one of my favorite shows! The main character, Yun Ga Min, is such an interesting mix; he appears so innocent and naive at first glance, yet he possesses incredible fighting skills that constantly catch everyone off guard. This contrast makes his character incredibly engaging and adds depth to the storyline.

The fighting scenes are where the show truly shines (it's so hilarious 😂😂). They're not just action-packed but also infused with humor, creating a unique experience that keeps viewers entertained. I find myself laughing out loud during the fight sequences, as the choreography is both impressive and comically exaggerated at times. It's refreshing to see a show that can balance intense action with lighthearted moments so effectively.

As the series progresses, I'm excited to see how Yun Ga Min develops and what challenges he will face next. The blend of comedy and action makes it a delightful watch, and I can't wait to see how the story unfolds....I highly recommend 'Study Group' to anyone looking for a fun and entertaining drama that keeps you on the edge of your seat while also making you laugh!!!!!10 out of 10 for me ☺️😉

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Loved the introduction but lost interest halfway through

I had so much fun at first with the series but I unfortunately lost interest halfway through it. I feel there are a lot to love in the series regarding the webtoon vibe with the over-the-top fight scenes, the banger OST, the exciting colorful production and the likeable gallery of characters.

Unfortunately, I found the story quite lacking. I found the overall narrative arc for the characters very expected with little to no surprises. The morale felt very one note with some redundant aspect inherent to the genre. Don't get me wrong, I found quite touching some of the storylines relating to the Study Group members but it is a shame it was often in spite of the main character Yun Ga Min. The latest was so much less interesting than all his companions that it was a bit of a shame.

This central role was played by Hwang Min Hyun, whom I feel has improved since his performance in Alchemy of Souls. He felt less bland but still it seemed a bit like a miscast for the part. He felt (like most of the Study Group members) too old to play a young high school student. This was a source of concern but not really that problematic in the grand scheme of all. However, what is an issue is that even if I full recognize his acting has more range than what I have seen in the past, it was still a bit too robotic to my taste. Fortunately, I must say that I was much more convinced by the acting of the other cast members who appeared all throughout the series.

The production was very good. You need for sure total suspension of disbelief. It is part of the genre as it is an adaptation of a webtoon which does not aim to reach realism or very profound social criticism but rather to provide some exciting fighting scenes, hyping the hero and his friend with a lot of slow motion sequences. The OST was really nice : a lot of good raps, with an energizing opening song that I liked a lot.

I would recommend this to people that are looking for an action / shonen-like story within high school background. If you enjoyed series as The Uncanny Counter, I feel this could be a good series to test out. I had some real good laugh at first and I enjoyed some storylines. I just felt the hero arc was too predictable and remained relatively one-note which reduced my interest in the series as the story progressed.

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STUDY GROUP: ACTION PACKED, COMICAL, FUN AND ENGAGING WITH INTERESTING CHARACTERS!

"Study Group" is an action-packed, comical drama that brilliantly captures the struggles of a boy determined to excel academically. Despite his efforts, he finds himself in a technical school where the focus is less on study and more on combat. This unique twist adds a layer of excitement, as he embarks on a quest to form a study group with like-minded students while navigating the chaotic environment where fighting takes precedence over grades.

The storytelling is engaging and feels reminiscent of reading a comic or watching an anime, making it easy to follow and thoroughly entertaining. The characters are vibrant and diverse, each bringing their own story to the table, which adds depth to the narrative. The blend of humor, action, and relatable struggles creates a captivating experience that keeps viewers hooked.

What truly stands out is the writer's ability to intertwine comedic elements with meaningful dialogue, showcasing the characters' personal journeys. The upbeat OST complements the lively youth setting perfectly, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the drama.

At the center of the narrative is Ga Min, our male lead, who defies stereotypes with his nerdy appearance masking his incredible fighting skills. His genuine passion for studying and desire to form a study group set the stage for an engaging journey. Ga Min's character is a delightful mix of warmth and ferocity, showcasing his evolution as he navigates the challenges of a school where fighting takes precedence over academics.

Supporting Ga Min is Kim Seyeon, a character who brings depth to the story with his insecurities stemming from a troubled family background. Initially resistant to Ga Min's ambitions, Seyeon's growth throughout the series is compelling as he learns to embrace his intelligence and join the study group. His dynamic with Ga Min adds a rich layer to the narrative, highlighting themes of friendship and resilience.

Then we have Jiwoo who stands out as a fierce and compassionate character who embodies the spirit of the group. Her fighting prowess, coupled with her dedication to helping others, makes her an inspiring figure. The blend of her badass attitude with her love for studying adds a unique flavor to the drama, making it not just entertaining but also meaningful.

We also have Heewon who brings a warm, sunny presence to the group, embodying loyalty and kindness despite her timid nature. Her addition to the study group enhances the dynamic, making it even more engaging. Lee Jun is another standout character, driven by his passion for fighting and the desire to be the best. His initial rivalry with Ga Min evolves into admiration, showcasing the growth and camaraderie within the group.

The villain adds a thrilling layer to the story, even with limited screen time. His powerful presence and influence as the school's top fighter create a compelling conflict with Ga Min and his friends. The stakes are high, and viewers are drawn into the tension between their goals and his ambitions. The teacher's backstory adds depth, and her mission to reform the school creates an inspiring narrative thread that intertwines with the students' journey.

The friendship among the characters in "Study Group" is truly one of the most heartwarming aspects of the series. Their camaraderie shines through every scene, showcasing how they look out for each other in both chaotic and tender moments. This special bond adds a layer of authenticity to the story, making it relatable and endearing.

The way they navigate challenges together, with a mix of humor and support, highlights the strength of their connections. It's refreshing to see characters who embrace their quirks and flaws while still being there for one another. This chaotic yet loving dynamic is what makes "Study Group" stand out, creating a warm atmosphere that resonates with viewers.

Overall, "Study Group" masterfully balances humor, action, and character development. The amazing OSTs and the comical yet thrilling action scenes contribute to the show's charm, making it a must-watch for fans of drama and comedy alike. Each character's unique traits and motivations make the series not only entertaining but also a heartfelt exploration of friendship and growth.

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A childish action dream

The plot could've been great, ended up being a disappointment. The cliches never ended, everything happened exactly the way you'd expect it to go. So is there any real need to even watch the show?

The male lead is a person who wants to study, but is not good at it. And he fights people who won't let him study or people who don't let his friends study. Like I said before, it could've been something good. But this same thing keeps happening for 10 episodes.

So its the same old story of convincing people to join a group with him. Usually it's gathering people for a heist or something, but our hero wants to be in a study group. Oh and apparently the whole school is against the idea of a study group.........even if it contains only 5 kids, all the higher ups of the school want to get rid of it. It's kind of like forcing things into existence. Their issues like this made little or no sense at all.

The "villain" also had potential, but we barely saw anything about him before the last episode, and even that was very one dimensional. You'd think the son of a gangster could handle a nosy teacher by himself (and his teen fighter gang) but you'd be wrong. He gets expelled, and gets arrested. Many students - who were only a day ago fighting and playing his games, turned against him and helped the good guys. Very believable.

The only good character was Se Hyeon, he had more to him than anyone else, but again all the plots related to him were too obvious. Everytime he got upset, he'd be convinced and back with the group after 5 mins. Oh also, he's the one who cannot fight at all but he did defeat the villain's no.2 guy all alone.

The whole part where the ml's mother wants to transfer him was very boring, wished they'd show her background of fighting more, but they didn't focus on that. Also, ml's fighting teacher was mentioned a lot but never shown, maybe they want to keep it for future seasons (that I'll save the trouble of watching). Even the prev teacher's son's role was very stupid and irrelevant. I thought atleast he'd join the study group, but that never happened.

Overall a very predictable and ordinary show, but if you want some nice action scenes with music, go ahead and have a watch.

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Super fun watch!

When you watch this show you need to start it with one thought: This is a slapstick sort of action comedy. It doesn't try to be anything it is not. And that's where it wins. This series is a funny, silly, exciting and satisfying quick watch. When I started this I didn't think I'd like it that much but I ended binging it until 4am lol

Ga-min is a very interesting and likable protagonist, pulling a double uno reverse: he looks like a nerd but is actually a big dummy but then actually he's like unrealistically strong! A strong body houses a strong mind indeed.

The story is nothing new or complicated, writing isn't anything fantastic, but its FUN! And honestly, that is the most important thing when it comes to any kind of show, particularly comedies. Acting was done well in the most part, and I LOVED the badass opening music.

I recommend if you are looking for something light hearted and fun!

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Fresh Ride From Gangs To Grades - A Fresh Take On High School dramas, Action packed & Entertaining

Study Group - Unexpected Banger.


High School dramas are very popular in Kdrama. I'm not sure which drama originally started trend but my first High school kdrama is School 2017, I loved it I mean the High School genre & drama too. Throughout the years this High School genre has introduced various types of dramas Including Psychological, Thriller, Crime, Mystery, Coming Age Love Friendship themes etc etc.
While some dramas became huge hit on other hand some dramas failed to entertain like for several reasons: Cliched & Overused tropes, Unnecessary length & dragging plot, Weak writing & poor character development. Whatever the reasons may be this time a drama released with mix of Comedy - Action High school drama. Let's see whether this Drama really good entertainer or just another overhyped one.

I didn't read the webtoon. So I'm not sure how much the drama stays true to the original or what differences exist between them. This is my solo review based solely on the drama.

THE STORY FEELS FRESH - 8.5

◉ As I said earlier this is a mix of Comedy - action drama but also the drama focus on Studies, Student Life part, while other elements like Friendship, Life are life deeply blended with those. The story is just a typical k-drama plot that revolves around high school bullying with main characters standing up against it. But the core story feels quite fresh _ group of main characters wants to form a Study Group in a school which is famous for producing students as coming gangsters (this line was used in the drama) rather than putting efforts into students education and Teacher trying to change it with the help of Study Group I liked this point. From the first episode the story telling is engaging, director & writer's flawless approach to story narration is one of the Drama's strongest point. I don't know about others but for me another strongest point of the is that drama runs without any love track. It solely focus on the main story. At first I was expecting a love track between the main leads, but as the episodes progressed, I felt drama was boring without a love story. However the comedy track & action scenes gave me solid entertainment instead of a love track, and after a few episodes, I realized it was good decision not portraying love track in this drama, because if there had been one it would felt forced. And friendship between the main leads is perfectly portrayed.

ACTING - 9.5

◉ Drama itself carries relatable characters & a philosophical touch related to student life. ◉
- The main character Yun Ga Min is a student who never gives up. His character motives are truly inspirational, showcasing that students can be both mentally and physically strong. Hwang Min Hyun just perfect person for this role. His acting is superb & especially in action scenes.

- Han Ji Eun as Teacher Lee Han Gyeong given well settled perfomance, trying to change the school culture & environment by taking responsibility to form Study Group in order to bring education life instead of mob life for the students.

- Shin Su Eun as twin sister Lee Ji Eu who is trying to spend ordinary student life, suffering from her twin brother crimes still mentally & physically strong in every moment. Shin Au Eun given extraordinary character performance as a badass student. Loved her action scenes.

- Other main character actors - Lee Jong Hyun as Kim Se Hyeon, Yoon Sung Jung as Choi Hui Won, Gong Do Yu as Lee Jun all are given noteworthy performance.

I loved this actor in his last drama and became his fan. I was waiting for him in every episode but later realized he was not the main lead to get more screen time. Even though with the small amount of screen time, this actor created a huge impact on the drama and became one of the drama's favorite characters. This is my personal opinion, and at some point I thought, why don't writers change the actual story by setting his character as the main character because his charming presence and good acting make the drama even more entertaining. But to my surprise, someone said his character is one of the main characters in the S2 webtoon, and now I'm waiting for S2 of this drama. He had the full potential to become a top & great actor. I hope he picks good projects to work on and doesn't waste his potential as an actor. And his name is Hong Min Ki.

◉ Crew Departments:-
Nice cinematography. Soundtrack is a banger and perfectly aligned with orginal scenes in the drama.

FINAL RATING - 9.0

Final Talk:-
Drama is solid entertainer; on the other hand, it had some dull moments in some episodes in the second half, but the grandfather episode kicks them out, and it was emotionally well created. Comedy parts are perfectly delivered. Action scenes are cool, but for me, it lacks originality because the kicks are unrealistically strong, as if our main character has some supernatural powers, but I loved it. Also, they recreated some Ji Chang-wook dramas famous action scenes in this drama. In Ep 5 & 8. Story narration is engaging and well paced.
Study Group succeed in delivering a unique high school drama experience through both it's acting & writing.

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