‘Weak Hero Class 2’ has released behind-the-scenes stills for ‘Romantic Success’ to prevent over-immersion.
The behind-the-scenes stills released by the Netflix series ‘Weak Hero Class 2’ capture warm and intense moments.
Park Ji-hoon’s intense focus on monitoring, delicately unraveling Yeon Si-eun’s deep emotional lines, captures attention. Just as he immerses himself in Yeon Si-eun’s desperate emotions, his sunny smile leading the set adds excitement.
The ‘true friendship’ chemistry of the four members of Eunjanggo—Park Ji-hoon, Ryu Un, Choi Min-young, and Lee Min-jae—depicts the friendship, conflicts, and growth of youth in a dense manner, bringing smiles to viewers. From their bright smiles with heads together to their laughter even during intense action scenes, the perfect synergy can be glimpsed.
The contrasting charm of Lee Joon-young and Bae Na-ra, who played Geum Seong-jae and Na Baek-jin, constantly pushing the four members of Eunjanggo, is also captured. Leaving behind the fierce aura of their final showdown, Lee Joon-young and Bae Na-ra showcase a unique chemistry with playful charm, eliciting cheerful laughter.
Yoo Soo-bin, who played the sly character Choi Hyo-man, also brings good energy by chatting with ‘Baku’ Ryu Un during breaks. Jo Jung-seok’s special appearance as Choi, the manager of Na Baek-jin at the union, has attracted attention.
The action highlights that exploded viewers' adrenaline, from ‘The Alchemy War’ to the bloody battle in the rain, cannot be overlooked. The rooftop battle between Yeon Si-eun and Geum Seong-jae was completed with a synergy that allowed no room for error. The warm smiles of Park Ji-hoon and Lee Joon-young after the fierce fight are heartwarming. Additionally, the rain-soaked battle between Eunjanggo and the union, which took four weeks of meticulous effort, was born as a poignant and touching scene. The actors, covered in mud yet smiling, convey their passion for the work.
Released on the 25th, ‘Weak Hero Class 2’ tells the story of model student Yeon Si-eun (played by Park Ji-hoon), who transfers to Eunjanggo with the trauma of having faced violence for a friend but ultimately failing to protect them, and now confronts greater violence to ensure he never loses a friend again, depicting a desperate survival story and a brilliant tale of growth.
According to the Netflix Tudum TOP 10 website, ‘Weak Hero Class 2’ recorded 6.1 million views (the value obtained by dividing viewing time by the total running time of the work) just three days after its release, ranking first in the global TOP 10 series (non-English) category. ‘Weak Hero Class 1’ also ranked eighth in the global TOP 10 series (non-English) category, entering the global TOP 10 list for five consecutive weeks after its release on Netflix.
