Hey Weak Hero fans! Great news – Season 2 of Weak Hero is finally here, and we’ve gathered all the need-to-know deets for you (all spoiler-free, promise). In a nutshell: top student Yeon Si-eun (played by Park Ji-hoon) is on the move again – and things are about to get intense at his new school. Here’s a friendly rundown of the key points and the hype around Season 2.
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What You Need to Know
- Release: All 8 episodes of Season 2 dropped on Netflix on April 25, 2025. That means it’s available to stream worldwide right now!
- Premise: Si-eun is starting fresh at a new high school packed with tough, delinquent students. He once again has to rely on his brains (and surprising fighting smarts) to defend himself and friends from bullying. Season 2 finds Si-eun transferring to a school teeming with delinquents, where he bands together with a crew of misfits to take on the toughest bullies. In short, think more of the clever fight scenes and drama you loved in Season 1, now at Eunjang High.
- Cast: Of course, Park Ji-hoon returns as Yeon Si-eun. You’ll also meet some new classmates like Ryeo Un as Park Hu-min and Choi Min-yeong as Seo Jun-tae. Even the fierce Choi Hyo-man is back (still played by Yoo Su-bin) for more clashes. Basically, expect Si-eun’s circle of friends (and rivals) to look a bit different this season, which keeps things fresh and exciting.
- Based on the Webtoon: The show is an adaptation of the popular Naver webtoon Weak Hero by Seopass and Razen. If you loved the original comic’s mix of smart strategy and hard-hitting school action, you’re in good hands. The story and style in Season 2 stick close to the source, so fans of the webtoon will feel right at home.
Where to Watch
- Netflix (Worldwide): Season 2 is streaming only on Netflix. All 8 episodes are live there now. Just search for Weak Hero Class 2 or Weak Hero Season 2 on Netflix and you’re good to go.
You basically just need Netflix to catch up – super easy!
Final Thoughts
All signs point to Season 2 being just as awesome (or even more so) than the first. The action and visuals have been dialed up for this run, so get ready for some seriously slick fight scenes and high school drama. Park Ji-hoon’s Si-eun is still that clever underdog hero, and watching him take on new challenges with fresh friends is going to be a blast.
Mark your calendars (or better yet, clear your schedule) because the whole season’s already out — perfect for a binge session. Weak Hero has a knack for making us care about the underdog and the toughest moral choices, so expect to feel totally sucked in again. No spoilers here, but let’s just say: it’s gonna be intense in all the best ways!
Happy watching! (And hey, maybe do a rewatch of Season 1 and Nezha movie if you need a quick refresher on how Si-eun became the hero of the school.)