
Weak Hero Class 2 release date and time in India: When will Park Ji Hoon's action-packed K-drama release on Netflix?
Weak Hero Class 2 release date and time in India: The fans of Weak Hero are buzzing with excitement as it's the D-Day—we're just a few hours away from the release of Weak Hero Class 2. The Park Ji Hoon starrer, which sees the transformation of a model student to a weak hero after facing school bullying, has been touted as one of the most anticipated K-dramas of 2025, after the unprecedented success of Weak Hero Class 1.
In recent years, Netflix has upped their game when it comes to delivering quality K-content, producing originals like The Trunk, Karma, Melo Movie, and the fan-favourite When Life Gives You Tangerines. The streamer is now all set to take it a notch higher with the release of Weak Hero Class 2. While Netflix initially didn't have the rights to the action thriller, the first part was originally released on Korea's homegrown streaming service, Wavve, and the second part has been produced exclusively by the streamer. The first chapter in the series also premiered on Netflix on March 25, just a month ahead of the new part's release.
Meet the cast of Weak Hero Class 2: real names, plot details & new teaser inside
The series follows Yeon Si Eun, a brilliant student at Byuksan High School, who unknowingly becomes a target of the bullies. Despite his weak physical features, Si Eun protects himself with his sharp reflexes, making use of his knowledge of physics.
As he refuses to submit to bullies, things get intense and darker, and Si Eun gets entangled in a dangerous world where lives just cost a few bucks. However, in his pursuit of justice, he finds support in his classmates Ahn Soo Ho (Choi Hyun Wook) and Oh Beom Seok (Hong Kyung). However, their friendship does not stand the test of time, as Beom Seok soon turns against Soo Ho and, willingly or unwillingly, also ends up dragging Si Eun into what he sees as revenge.
The first part ends with Soo Ho ending up in a coma as he takes on the bullies after learning about Beom Seok setting up a trap for him, which Si Eun hides from him and takes the hit in his stead.
The teaser for Weak Hero Class 2 picks up things from the heartbreaking finale of season 1, which saw Soo Ho still in a coma while Si Eun was forced to transfer schools and Beom Seok prepared to leave the country.
Si Eun is now in Eunjang High, but it has darker forces than his previous schools, including those connected to the underworld. This prompts Si Eun to once again don his weak hero role—will he manage to pull himself together and put up a new fight? Only the new chapter will tell.
Weak Hero Class 2 preview
The preview starts with a school bully, played by Yoo Su Bin, lashing out in the name of a student, Seo Jun Tae (played by Choi Min Young of XO, Kitty fame). As Jun Tae gets mercilessly beaten, Si Eun first watches in silence, but suddenly his past comes haunting as it reminds him of the bullying he, Soo Ho, and Beom Seok faced. He then interrupts the bully, telling him, "You're too loud," and asking him to "not cross the line"—and voluntarily getting involved in this new chapter despite the consequences of his past.
Weak Hero Class 2 release time in India: When will the new season drop on Netflix?
How many episodes will there be in Weak Hero Class 2?
In line with part 1, the second installment is presumed to have eight episodes. It's expected that all episodes will drop together; however, nothing has been confirmed.
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