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==== Seesaw Game ====
==== Seesaw Game ====
For this mission, both the I-Landers and the Grounders will be divided into two units. The units will be decided based on whoever the I-Landers and Grounders pair up with; in other words, partners cannot be in the same group. Both I-Land and Ground will each get two songs, for a total of four songs. The I-Landers received [[Whistle (Blackpink song)|Whistle]] by [[Blackpink]] and [[Panorama (Iz*One song)|Panorama]] by [[Iz*One]], while the Grounders received [[Like Ooh-Ahh]] by [[Twice]] and [[Red Velvet (group)|Red Velvet]]'s [[Bad Boy (Red Velvet song)|Bad Boy]]. In the I-Land, if one unit defeats the other, the defeated unit will all go to the Ground, while for the Ground, whoever wins will all go up to I-Land. At the same time, the first elimination of the show will take place; two members on the losing unit from the Ground will be eliminated from the show.


== Results ==
== Results ==

Revision as of 13:49, 2 May 2024

I-Land 2: N/a
Also known asI-Land 2
Hangul
아이랜드 2
Revised RomanizationAiraendeu 2
McCune–ReischauerAiraendŭ 2
GenreReality competition
Presented bySong Kang
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of seasons2
No. of episodesTemplate:Episode counter
Production
Executive producerTeddy Park
Production companies
Original release
NetworkMnet
ReleaseApril 18, 2024 (2024-04-18) –
present
Related
I-Land

I-Land 2: N/a (Korean: 아이랜드 2; stylized in all caps) is an ongoing South Korean girl group survival reality competition series created by Mnet in collaboration with WakeOne and The Black Label.[1] It is a sequel to I-Land, which created Enhypen. It premiered on Mnet on April 18, 2024, and airs every Thursday at 20:50 (KST)[2] and will follow the process of creating a new girl group.[3] The resulting girl group will be trained and managed under WakeOne, a wholly owned CJ ENM subsidiary, becoming their first non-temporary girl group with a standard contract.[4]

Concept

In a setup similar to last season, twenty-four trainees are brought to a complex in the middle of a lush green forest. They will stay in either "I-Land" or the "Ground". I-Land is a modern three-floor building with living spaces, a gym, dance studios, an item room for storage, a make-up room, and individual practice rooms. However, only 12 contestants can stay in I-Land. The remaining trainees will be sent to a simpler building called the "Ground," which only has a dance studio, locker room, and dining area. They will have to commute to and from "I-Land" every day at fixed times.

I-Land and the stage where contestants' skills will be evaluated, known as the I-Stage, are connected by a gate, known as the Meta Ball. The Ground is a short walk from the other two connected buildings. The show's concept revolves around the participants' and producers' votes, which play a crucial role in deciding who stays in I-Land and who goes to the Ground. Because I-Land can only accommodate 12 trainees, the trainees may be dropped and demoted to the Ground and promptly replaced by trainees from the Ground.

This season, a fox-like AI creature named NAsuri will accompany the trainees and serve as the show's mascot.

For this season, the audience will be known as I-Mates.

Background and promotion

A second season of I-Land was promoted in 2020 as a collaboration with Belift Lab and Hybe. This initial plan eventually fell through, and Belift Lab instead produced R U Next?. On July 9, 2023, Mnet officially confirmed they plan to air I-Land 2 in the first half of 2024. Additionally, they announced they will be opening global auditions from July 10 to August 6 for girls born before January 1, 2011. [citation needed]

  • On September 18, 2020, during the finale of the first season of I-Land, at the very end during the credits, it was revealed that auditions would begin shortly in preparation for debuting a girl group.[5] An online audition called 'WWW Untact Audition' was held in December 2020.[6]
  • On September 27, 2021, Mnet, Belift Lab and HYBE revealed the first teaser video announcing a new season to be called 'I-Land 2' and a global online audition was to be held in seven locations: Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Australia, Thailand, Taiwan, and the United States.[7][8] The applicant submissions began on September 27 and ended on October 10. Any female born before December 31, 2009, regardless of nationality or place of residence, were eligible to apply and over 141,227 applications were received.[9] For those who passed the first round, a real-time video call audition was held from October 24 to November 21 and the final candidates were selected through another audition.[10]
  • On July 15, 2022, Mnet said that they had decided to temporarily postpone the airing of the show which was scheduled to air in 2022".[11][12]

On July 24, Mnet announced that they would collaborate with producer Teddy Park and his label The Black Label. On November 28, on the first day of the 2023 MAMA Awards, Mnet revealed that I-LAND 2 will premiere in April 2024.[citation needed] On February 5, 2024, it was revealed through the media that I-LAND 2 had attracted around 20,000 applicants from a global audition tour that ended in October 2023.[13] On March 11, it was announced that the show will premiere on April 18.[citation needed] On March 18, Mnet introduced the show's producers and performance directors which will include BIGBANG's Taeyang, dancers Monica and Lee Jung, and producers 24 and VVN.[14]

Cast

Episodes

  • Episode 1 (April 18th, 2024)
  • Episode 2 (April 25th, 2024)
  • Episode 3 (May 2nd, 2024)
  • Episode 4 (May 9th, 2024)
  • Episode 5 (May 16th, 2024)
  • Episode 6 (May 23rd, 2024)
  • Episode 7 (May 30th, 2024)
  • Episode 8 (June 6th, 2024)
  • Episode 9 (June 13th, 2024)
  • Episode 10 (June 20th, 2024)

Contestants

Color key:

  Final members of girl group
  Eliminated in the final episode
  Eliminated in Part 2 of I-Land 2
  Eliminated in Part 1 of I-Land 2
  Left the show
  Moved to I-Land
  Moved to I-Land but was then voted off and moved to Ground
  Moved to Ground
Name Age Ranking
Part 1
Initial
Rank 		Episode 1 Episode 2
Choi Jungeun (최정은) 16 1 1 1
Mai (마이) 19 9 4 2
Kim Sujung (김수정) 17 13 9 3
Bang Jeemin (방지민) 18 4 2 4
Jeong Saebi (정세비) 16 8 6 5
Koko (코코) 17 5 8 6
Yui (유이) 16 10 7 7
Son Juwon (손주원) 17 6 12 8
Ryu Sarang (유사랑) 17 3 5 9
Nam Yuju (남유주) 16 14 Ground 10
Choi Soul (최소울) 15 20 Moved Out 11
Kim Minsol (김민솔) 16 12 Moved Out 12
Yoon Jiyoon (윤지윤) 18 11 10 Moved Out
Kim Gyuri (김규리) 15 16 11 Moved Out
Fuko (후코) 19 2 3 Moved Out
Yuiko (유이코) 15 17 Moved Out Ground
Kim Eunchae (김은채) 16 21 Moved Out Ground
Um Jiwon (엄지원) 14 7 Ground Ground
Lingling (링링) 18 15 Ground Ground
Kang Jiwon (강지원) 18 23 Ground Ground
Kim Chaeeun (김채은) 17 24 Ground Ground
Nana (나나) 18 18 Ground Ground
Park Yeeun (박예은) 17 19 Ground Ground
Oh Yuna (오유나) 15 22 Ground Ground

Profile

Name Hangul Nationality Prior I-LAND 2
Bang Jeemin 방지민 Korean South Korea Former R U Next? (2023) contestant.
former Belift Lab and Source Music trainee.
Choi Jungeun 최정은 Former CAP-TEEN (2020) contestant.
Choi Soul 최소울 -
Fuko 후코 Japanese Japan Oldest contestant.
Former Girls Planet 999 (2021) contestant.
Jeong Saebi 정세비 Korean South Korea
Kang Jiwon 강지원 Former Belift Lab trainee (2021).
Kim Chaeeun 김채은 Youtube vlogger (now deleted).
Professional ballet dancer. Trained at Royal Ballet School.
Kim Eunchae 김은채 -
Kim Gyuri 김규리 Child Actress from 2018-2019.
Appeared in dramas such as My Mister, Hotel del Luna, Pegasus Market & Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol.
Child model from age 4-10.
Kim Minsol 김민솔 Former My Teenage Girl contestant (2021).
Former PocketDol Studio, Jellyfish Entertainment and Interpark Music Plus trainee.
Kim Sujung 김수정 Former Street Dance Girls Fighter 2 contestant as a member of Humble Dance Crew & Team Mannequeen.
Koko 코코 Japanese Japan -
Lingling 링링 Malaysian Malaysia Former YG Entertainment trainee.
Mai 마이 Japanese Japan -
Nam Yuju 남유주 Korean Japanese South Korea Japan Former Evermore Entertainment trainee (2021-2023).
Pre-debut member of Evermore Muse.
Former CAP-TEEN (2020) & Stars Awakening (2022) contestant.
Nana 나나 Japanese Japan Former Produce 101 Japan The Girls (2023) contestant.
Oh Yuna 오유나 Korean South Korea Member of a K-pop school dance cover team (2022-2023). Viral dance cover on SNS.
Park Yeeun 박예은 Pre-trainee, appeared on a Korean street interview which garnered 2+ million views on Shorts & TikTok (2023)
Ryu Sarang 유사랑 -
Son Juwon 손주원 -
Um Jiwon 엄지원 Youngest contestant.
Former Source Music trainee (2022-2023).
Yoon Jiyoon 윤지윤 Former The Black Label trainee.
Yui 유이 Japanese Japan Former Avex trainee
Yuiko 유이코 -

Missions

Part 1

Entrance Test

The contestants are to perform a song in groups. However, unlike the first season, the producers and directors will vote for those deemed worthy to go to I-Land. If a contestant receives three or more votes, they get the chance to go to I-Land; otherwise, they go to the Ground. However, if more than 12 contestants received enough votes to get a chance to go to I-Land after the entrance test is complete, those who were voted to enter I-Land must choose a certain number, based on the amount of producer and director votes received, of contestants among themselves to keep in I-Land. Those with the least votes would be moved to the Ground until only 12 remain.

Color key

  •   I-Land
  •   Contestant moved to "I-Land" but was voted off and moved to "Ground"
  •   Ground
Entrance Test (Episode 1)
Order Song Original Artist Trainee Votes Results
1 "Unforgiven" Le Sserafim Kim Minsol 4/5 Moved Out
Ryu Sarang 5/5 I-Land
Um Jiwon 2/5 Ground
Son Juwon 4/5 I-Land
2 "After Like" Ive Kim Gyuri 5/5 I-Land
Fuko 5/5 I-Land
Park Yeeun 0/5 Ground
Kim Chaeeun 1/5 Ground
Kang Jiwon 1/5 Ground
3 "Sweet Venom" Enhypen Lingling 2/5 Ground
Jeong Saebi 4/5 I-Land
Oh Yuna 0/5 Ground
Kim Sujung 5/5 I-Land
4 "Cake" Itzy Yuiko 3/5 Moved Out
Kim Eunchae 3/5 Moved Out
Choi Soul 3/5 Moved Out
Nana 0/5 Ground
5 "Baggy Jeans" NCT U Yui 3/5 I-Land
Koko 3/5 I-Land
Nam Yuju 2/5 Ground
6 "Drama" Aespa Bang Jeemin 5/5 I-Land
Choi Jungeun 5/5 I-Land
Mai 4/5 I-Land
Yoon Jiyoon 4/5 I-Land
Key
 I  Producer vote: I
 ✘  Producer vote: Out
     Contestant who received an ALL I
     Contestant who received an ALL OUT
Results Board
Contestant Producers Directors
VVN 24 Taeyang Monika Lee Jung
Kim Minsol I I I ✘ I
Ryu Sarang I I I I I
Um Jiwon I I ✘ ✘ ✘
Son Juwon I I I I ✘
Kim Gyuri I I I I I
Fuko I I I I I
Park Yeeun ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘
Kim Chaeeun ✘ ✘ ✘ I ✘
Kang Jiwon I ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘
Lingling ✘ ✘ I ✘ I
Jeong Saebi I ✘ I I I
Oh Yuna ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘
Kim Sujung I I I I I
Yuiko ✘ ✘ I I I
Kim Eunchae I ✘ ✘ I I
Choi Soul ✘ ✘ I I I
Nana ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘
Yui I I ✘ I ✘
Koko I I I ✘ ✘
Nam Yuju I ✘ I ✘ ✘
Bang Jeemin I I I I I
Mai I ✘ I I I
Yoon Jiyoon I I I ✘ I
Choi Jungeun I I I I I

Signal Song Test

Each I-Lander gets graded individually by the producers and the directors, based on how well they executed their part(s) in the Signal Song (Final Love Song). The average score that I-Landers receive as a team determines how many elimination candidates there can be; the lower the average score, the more elimination candidates there would be. The I-Landers received an average score of 84(.5), therefore three I-Landers would get moved out of I-Land by the I-Landers votes. Each I-Lander would receive three votes to use to choose who to keep in I-Land. The three I-Landers with the least votes would be demoted to Ground which would open up three I-Land spots. The producers and directors would then watch the Grounders performance and choose three of them to replace the demoted I-Landers.

Color key

  •   Contestant got promoted to I-Land by producer and director choice
  •   Contestant got demoted to Ground by I-Lander vote
Signal Song Test (Episode 2)
Part Trainee
I-Lander Grounder
Center Son Juwon Nam Yuju
Main Vocalist Choi Jungeun Um Jiwon
Main Dancer Kim Sujung Kim Minsol
4 Fuko Kim Eunchae
5 Kim Gyuri Choi Soul
6 Yui Yuiko
7 Ryu Sarang Kim Chaeeun
8 Bang Jeemin Park Yeeun
9 Koko Lingling
10 Jeong Saebi Oh Yuna
11 Yoon Jiyoon Kang Jiwon
12 Mai Nana

Seesaw Game

For this mission, both the I-Landers and the Grounders will be divided into two units. The units will be decided based on whoever the I-Landers and Grounders pair up with; in other words, partners cannot be in the same group. Both I-Land and Ground will each get two songs, for a total of four songs. The I-Landers received Whistle by Blackpink and Panorama by Iz*One, while the Grounders received Like Ooh-Ahh by Twice and Red Velvet's Bad Boy. In the I-Land, if one unit defeats the other, the defeated unit will all go to the Ground, while for the Ground, whoever wins will all go up to I-Land. At the same time, the first elimination of the show will take place; two members on the losing unit from the Ground will be eliminated from the show.

Results

Color key:

Contestant in "I-Land"
Contestant in "I-Land" but was voted off and moved to "Ground"
Contestant in "Ground"
Eliminated from the show

Part 1

Name Initial Ranking[b] Episode 1 (April 18, 2024) Episode 2 (April 25, 2024)
Choi Jungeun (최정은) 1 I-Land I-Land
Ryu Sarang (유사랑) 3 I-Land I-Land
Bang Jeemin (방지민) 4 I-Land I-Land
Koko (코코) 5 I-Land I-Land
Son Juwon (손주원) 6 I-Land I-Land
Jeong Saebi (정새비) 8 I-Land I-Land
Mai (마이) 9 I-Land I-Land
Yui (유이) 10 I-Land I-Land
Kim Sujung (김수정) 13 I-Land I-Land
Kim Minsol (김민솔) 12 Moved Out I-Land
Choi Soul (최소울) 20 Moved Out I-Land
Nam Yuju (남유주) 14 Ground I-Land
Fuko (후코) 2 I-Land Moved Out
Yoon Jiyoon (윤지윤) 11 I-Land Moved Out
Kim Gyuri (김규리) 16 I-Land Moved Out
Yuiko (유이코) 17 Moved Out Ground
Kim Eunchae (김은채) 21 Moved Out Ground
Um Jiwon (엄지원) 7 Ground Ground
Lingling (링링) 15 Ground Ground
Nana (나나) 18 Ground Ground
Park Yeeun (박예은) 19 Ground Ground
Oh Yuna (오유나) 22 Ground Ground
Kang Jiwon (강지원) 23 Ground Ground
Kim Chaeeun (김채은) 24 Ground Ground

Ratings

Ep. Original broadcast date Average audience share
Nielsen Korea

(Nationwide)[15]

1 April 18, 2024 0.182%
2 April 25, 2024 N/A
3 May 2, 2024
4 May 9, 2024
5 May 16, 2024
6 May 23, 2024
7 May 30, 2024
8 June 6, 2024
9 June 13, 2024
10 June 20, 2024
  • In the table above, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.
  • This series aired on a cable channel/pay TV which normally has a relatively smaller audience compared to free-to-air TV/public broadcasters (KBS, SBS, MBC and EBS).

Notes

  1. ^ A subsidiary of CJ ENM
  2. ^ Self-evaluation ranking done by the contestants before coming to I-LAND. The contestants trained for months together before the start of the show.

References

  1. ^ Yeo, Gladys (July 24, 2023). "'I-LAND 2' will be in collaboration with The Black Label". NME. Retrieved April 28, 2024.
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