Bona, Jang Da Ah's "Pyramid Game" Ends Openly, Season 2 Teased

The journey of the movie "Pyramid Game" with the theme of school violence has officially ended.

In the final episode, the secrets behind the pyramid game (a game that determines rankings - if a student receives an F, he or she will become a victim of school violence) of classes 2-5 at Baekyeon Girls' High School are made public, creating a wave of strong criticism.

Da Yeon's brutal beating of her classmate Myung Ja Eun, Baek Ha Rin's (Jang Da Ah) attempt to manipulate her classmates, maintaining the school violence game; or the principal of Baekyeon school/homeroom teacher of classes 2-5 accepting bribes, being indifferent to the incident... also had to receive corresponding punishments.

Meanwhile, Sung Su Ji (Bona), Myung Ja Eun, Im Ye Rim... have escaped the vicious cycle of the pyramid system and transferred to a new school - Mi Ryo Girls' High School.

However, the final scene of the film, the appearance of twin sisters (Jang Gyu Ri) - from Mi Ryo Group in Su Ji's class made the audience believe that the project will soon be produced for season 2.

The final scene of the movie “Pyramid Game” reveals 2 new characters. Photo: Screenshot

Especially when in the previous conversation between the two sisters, they asked each other about the game that Baek Ha Rin played at Baekyeon High School and thought it was very interesting. Both of them even agreed to try this game. However, the producer has not responded yet.

In addition, after the final episode of “Pyramid Game” aired, elementary and middle schools in Jeonju (Jeollabuk Province, South Korea) sent warning letters to parents to prevent the spread of the pyramid game.

“Starting as a game, the “Pyramid Game” has the potential to cause serious school violence (group bullying) that harms individuals.

We look forward to active participation and close guidance from parents so that students can play games freely and do not become criminals," Osen quoted from the letter.

According to the media, this is a necessary warning, as school violence has been simmering in schools for years. Bona - the female lead of the film - also revealed that although the school violence scenes in the film were all staged, she felt very heartbroken during filming.

“Once again, I hope similar actions will disappear. I hope adults will pay more attention to their children,” she said.

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