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u are lucky cuz the webtoon has an ending already , a happy ending , u really need to read it cuz its short , and she has related with other webtoon , that in future will gonna be a kdrama or jdrama or anime

I've read the Korean webtoon, and while I enjoyed the Japanese live action, the webtoon has a lot more events, character development, and story. Many characters become close friends, and some don't survive, but I won't spoil anything. The live action only covers a small part of the story, cuts many events from the webtoon, and even adds some scenes that weren't in the original. If you enjoyed the live action, I definitely recommend reading the webtoon because there's so much more to the story.

actually its a korean webtoon , the fact that theres more events removed , the whole show like 20 ch from webtoon events

wait its 12 ep only , omg im watching the 12ep now and i dont want it to enddddddddddddddd help i ned moreeeeee , i think im gonna read the webtoon for the deleted sceeennnn

I understand your point, but I think you're judging the show based on expectations it never tried to meet. Study Group was never presented as a realistic martial arts drama. From the beginning, Gamin was written as an absurdly talented fighter, just like many action webtoon protagonists.

Also, saying he only had theoretical knowledge isn't really accurate. He
trained directly under his uncle for years, and the story repeatedly shows that he has actual combat experience, not just knowledge of techniques.

As for the inconsistency, I think the exaggerated action around Ga-min is intentional. He's the protagonist, and the series uses a different style for his fights to emphasize how abnormal he is compared to everyone else. You may not like that choice, but that doesn't automatically make it bad writing.

And regarding the characters, that's mostly subjective. Many viewers enjoyed the friendships, character dynamics, and the balance between comedy, school life, and action. Not every series needs to be dark, realistic, or deeply complex to be entertaining.

In the end, it's perfectly fine if the show wasn't for you, but I don't think it's fair to call it nonsense simply because it doesn't follow the type of realism you were expecting.

I think many people judge Study Group as if it was trying to be a realistic fighting drama, when that's never been the point. It's an adaptation of a webtoon, and like many webtoon adaptations, it toned down, changed, or completely removed a lot of content from the original story.

Gamin was already portrayed as an exceptional fighter in the webtoon, and the live-action version actually cut or simplified several moments that better explained the characters' abilities and backgrounds. The adaptation also removed character development, interactions, and details that made certain events feel more believable.

Not liking the exaggerated fights is completely fair, but saying the series is nonsense ignores the genre it belongs to and the fact that the adaptation left out a lot of contexts from the original work. Study Group was never meant to be a realistic gang drama; it's a stylized action story with comedy, emotion, and over the top moments, which is exactly why many fans enjoyed it.
Of course, not everyone has to like that style, but judging the series only by how realistic the fights are misses the point of what it is trying to do.

I disagree. The point of the show isn't to be a realistic fighting drama. It's more of a fun action-comedy with exaggerated fights, like many manhwa adaptations. Ga-min trained for years and the series consistently shows that he's exceptionally talented, so his strength isn't completely random.

As for the Hanwool fight, I understand why some people were disappointed, but I think the over-the-top action and "superhero" style are part of the show's charm. If you're looking for realism, Study Group probably isn't the right series, but if you're looking for entertainment, great characters, and hype moments, it does a good job.

he is not at the webtoon , new character to suit the drama

is it sad ending

I’m really excited to see Ryu Da-in again in a new school drama. I honestly loved her acting so much, and I can’t wait to watch her performance in Awakening. I feel like she’s going to shine even more

yes

the end of the villain omg idk how to react, i wish they have a good ending but uugg

who is

This drama feels so fresh. It reminds me of my high school days with my friends, and some random people I met who are still my friends even though we moved to different cities or countries. School days were the best, and we should take pride in those days. Thanks to this comforting drama, it made me cherish my memories.

I enjoyed it a lot, this drama brought back the old kdrama feels. so fricking ugh

i finished this drama in 1day ,but this is so unfair to me m like bro why whyyy many question and how and why

whats wrong with the ending bro are u serious, another cdrama with many secret aaa i need s2

so exited

omg totally a different cdrama, i love the cast and also the story its so good omg i wish theres more eps , no boring ep 1000 of 10

its ok its ok hhh