Mnet's Street Woman Fighter: Directors' War opens the door to a real "directing war" with an overwhelming scale that brings together 400 dancers.
In episode 2 of Street World Fighter: Directors' War (hereinafter "Sweedipa"), which will air simultaneously on Mnet and tvN at 10 p.m. on the 25th, the second gate of the first "1:1 signature 400 mission," the "last run," will be revealed in full.
Earlier, Bada, who lost the 1:1 choreography battle and had her career-making choreography "Smoke" taken by Ingyoo, revealed her venom, saying "it's not that my pride is hurt, it rots." In the released preview video, Bada, even amid the humiliation of receiving the choreography, said, "Thanks. I'll use the choreography well. But I'm the director," to seize the initiative, and Ingyoo responded, "a flame ignited in my chest," creating tense tension.
In particular, this mission is a true test of "directing capability," where the choreographers must cast the dancers they will place on their stage from among 400 dancers. A star-studded roster of top dancers representing the scene, including NO:ZE, Leejung, Rian, LIP J, and Vata, will participate in large numbers, and a fierce casting mind game and strategic battle among the choreographers are expected to unfold.
As big as the scale is, a crisis filled with tension also arises. While the 10 choreographers exercise leadership to lead the large formation of 400 people, unexpected cracks and conflicts occurred in the process, and fortunes reportedly diverged.
Whether the losers who had their choreography taken by opponents will succeed in their comeback counterattack, and who will seize the "director credit" at the end of the 400-person large-stage draws attention.
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