Study Group

The main character, Yoon Ga Min is such a heartening character. It was simply a treat watching him. Loved him. My Favourite drama character ever !!!

An amazing and well rounded drama with an awesome cast. Hope it gets the recognition it deserves. Its right up there with series like Moving, Move to Heaven, D. P, Bloodhounds.

Each and every character and actor was so well written and well casted. Loved all of them.

I started it because had nothing to watch. Honestly, I was a bit skeptical. But I am so glad I did. It's so refreshing with no toxic characters.

Do not miss it ! Its worth the time ! Happy watching !!!

Study Group exceeded all my expectations. I thought it would be just another drama filled with fights and bullying, but I was completely wrong. Every moment was packed with humor and entertainment and I found myself thoroughly enjoying it. The action scenes went beyond anything I could have imagined-they were incredible!

The cast did an amazing job, and every actor stood out with their performance. Yoon Gamin, played by Hwang Minhyun, was especially captivating. He embodied the character perfectly-funny, silly, goofy, and undeniably hot during the fight scenes. I loved the anime-like vibe of the show, and the fact that Hwang Minhyun performed all the action sequences himself, including the fire and nunchaku scenes, blew me away. His dedication is truly impressive.

I've seen some comments about the action scenes being forced or unrealistic, and I can't agree. First of all, it's based on a webtoon. Secondly, the plot is absolutely fantastic. And finally, the cast is top-tier. If you haven't watched it yet, give it a shot-you'll love it!

"Chaotic, cathartic, and a brutal critique-juxtaposing violent survival with the pressures of the education system."

Study Group isn't just another action-packed school drama-it's a sharp dissection of an education system that feels more like a battlefield. Through a metaphorical lens, it captures the brutal reality of Korea's cutthroat academic culture, where hierarchy and privilege dictate success. In a world where intelligence alone isn't enough, Yoon Ga-Min's desperate attempt to form a simple study group feels almost absurd-but that absurdity is exactly what makes the story so compelling.

Violence here isn't just for spectacle; it's an allegory for academic survival, where only the strongest endure. With breakneck action, dark humor, and Gen Z irreverence reminiscent of Bottoms (2023), Study Group doesn't just entertain-it fights its way to becoming this generation's Fight Club.

Study Group Season 1 succeeds in balancing action, emotional depth, and storytelling. Its compelling characters, thrilling fight sequences, and meaningful themes make it a standout in the K-drama world. By offering a fresh take on the high school genre, the show keeps viewers invested from start to finish.

The season finale leaves room for potential future developments, making fans eager for a second season. Whether viewers are drawn in by the action, the emotional storytelling, or the relatable struggles of the characters, Study Group delivers a memorable and powerful experience. Season 1 proves that a drama can be both entertaining and thought-provoking, solidifying its place as one of the best K-dramas of the year.

This action drama is no less exciting, it's still ongoing but it has made Korean drama lovers excited to watch it, it really matches the anime, they were really smart in choosing the right cast. I really want all the episodes of this drama to be released because it's so exciting. Here we also get motivation that studying is very important and no matter what happens, studying must still be prioritized. This drama is really cool, there are many lessons we can take from this drama. The challenges we face when we want to start properly, when we are committed. And mixed feelings are in this drama. About friendship, family, school, university, everything is covered here, there are all motivations and lessons in this drama. Anyway, it's a must watch, it's really fun.