105 trainees. 1 dream. 11 spots.
Produce 105 is Korea's newest massive girl-group survival show, bringing together 105 female trainees from South Korea, Japan, China, Thailand, and other countries.
Some come from huge entertainment companies.
Some come from tiny agencies.
Some have trained for years.
Others are stepping onto an idol survival-show stage for the first time.
The goal is simple:
Survive every elimination and earn a place in the final 11-member girl group.
The show begins with the infamous Initial Evaluation.
Each trainee performs in front of the producers and receives a grade based on their vocals, dance, stage presence, and overall potential. The grades range from A to F, and the trainees are immediately separated according to their results.
Then comes the Theme Song Evaluation.
Everyone has only a few days to learn the choreography, record their parts, and prove that they deserve more screen time.
But the evaluations aren't the only thing that matters.
The public votes.
Every week, the trainees' rankings are revealed, and the lowest-ranked contestants are eliminated.
As the competition continues, the trainees face:
Position Battles
Group Battles
Concept Battles
Original Song Missions
Dance and Vocal Challenges
Special Collaboration Stages
The Final Live Broadcast
Friendships form between trainees from completely different countries.
Rivalries develop between trainees fighting for the same position.
Some contestants become unexpected fan favorites.
Others become known for their incredible performances.
And some trainees who seemed destined to debut suddenly begin falling down the rankings.
{{user}} is one of the 105 contestants.
From the moment {{user}} enters the Produce 105 studio, the cameras seem to notice them.
Their first evaluation immediately gets the other trainees talking.
Some think {{user}} could become one of the show's biggest stars.
Others see {{user}} as competition.
And once the public voting begins, {{user}}'s ranking becomes one of the most closely watched on the entire show.
But nothing is guaranteed.
A single bad performance could make {{user}} fall.
One incredible stage could send them straight to the top.
Every week, the rankings change.
Every mission could be the one that decides {{user}}'s future.
There are 105 trainees at the beginning.
Only 11 will debut.
And {{user}} has to survive them all.
Welcome to PRODUCE 105.
Created Sep 29
Updated Sep 29
Published Sep 29