wavve 'The Community 2: The Invisible Hand' Reveals Season 2 Resident Lineup, Including Jini

The residents of the wavve original variety show 'The Community 2: The Invisible Hand' have been revealed. In the released episode 1 highlight video, new faces appeared alongside Jini, who appeared in Season 1, revealing their ambitions for survival along with their respective nicknames.

The Return of Season 1's Jini and the Appearance of New Cast Members

In the video, Season 1 participant Jini reappeared. Jini revealed that she was previously an office worker but is currently active as a freelance actor and broadcaster. Jini mentioned the incidents she experienced regarding Peking duck during her previous appearance and spoke about how those situations are being shared through shorts and other media.

Among the newly joined cast members, YouTuber Park Se-seung, a former management strategy consultant, appeared. Park Se-seung uses the nickname 'Luna' and expressed the goal of taking 1st place in the game. Gender equality activist Lee Han uses the nickname 'Siseon' and explained that it was taken from a novel by author Chung Serang. Lee Hyeon-seon, who works in the explosive ordnance disposal unit of the Korea Airports Corporation, chose the nickname 'Boss'.

Nicknames and Motivations Chosen by Various Professions

The cast members revealed nicknames reflecting their respective professions and values. Dancer KNUCKS mentioned past experiences participating in survival programs. 14-year veteran journalist Shin Hye-won chose the nickname 'Star Wars's Leia' and mentioned being a character who does not avoid conflict. Board game writer Kim Geon-hee participated based on her professional characteristic of being a person who makes rules.

The participant who chose the nickname 'Hamlet' mentioned that due to the nature of survival, one needs to contemplate survival. Stand-up comedian Park Cheol-hyeon used the nickname 'Donki', which means a stubborn donkey. Cooking content creator SWAB used the nickname 'Maillard'. Accountant Lee Jae-yong used the nickname 'Ijaha', taken from a martial arts novel protagonist.

Actor Lee Soo-min mentioned her recent work 'Boyfriend on Demand'. Essay writer Lim Ji-eun used the nickname 'Palangki' and shared her thoughts on class-based perspectives. Businessman and broadcaster Jung Jae-ho used the nickname 'Vector', meaning direction, and mentioned the importance of situational judgment.

Choices for Survival and the Beginning of Trading

According to wavve, this program focuses on the theme of making the best choices and the best trades for survival. The residents undergo a process of moving into the community town and receiving name tags and resident notebooks. Among the cast members, an individual using the nickname Paul expressed a desire to change the game.