Girls Frontier

Background

Genre

Survival

Other name(s)

Special Battle! Girls Frontier!
特戰少女前線

Theme song

"New Stage"

MC(s)

Dwarf SeongHyeon • GoMaLSooK

Cast

Jee won • sunn416 • sooflower • Kim Minkyeong • ChuJeong • Cho Hyun Young

Contestants

40

Production

Producer(s)

3Y Corporation

Release

Broadcast from

March 6, 2024 – December 23, 2024

Website

SNS

Girls Frontier (특전!소녀전선!) was a live idol survival program held in YES24 Wanderloch Hall at 29 Sinchon-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, South Korea.

The event has been spread over several weeks beginning on March 6, 2024 at 9:00PM (KST) and ended on December 23, 2024.

Concept[]

Girls Frontier is a first-of-a-kind jihadol project survival program in existence, a Korean subculture of underground idols. It features contestants who come from various backgrounds such as current and former jihadols, influencers, content creators, BJs, maid café waitresses, former K-pop idols, former K-pop trainees [and many more] who will compete to debut in a jihadol girl group.

The program is exclusively held as an offline live event and is not televised, being localized to YES24 Wanderloch Hall. Viewers can not only check the growth process of the participants through various contents, but also support them at offline venues, give points according to each team's performance to influence the team ranking, and purchase various team-specific goods.^[1]

Panel[]

MCs[]

Dwarf SeongHyeon
GoMaLSooK

Mentors[]

Bright Future
- Jee won (cignature)
- sunn416
최애의경련
- sooflower
- Kim Minkyeung
아이조츄
- ChuJeong
- Cho Hyun Young

Contestants[]

Current contestants
Mentor group	Competing group	Stage name	Notes
Bright Future	Shirocohwa (시로코화)	Tini (티니)	Leader of Shirocohwa Fruit cafe owner.
		Ryun (륜)^{[n 1]}	N/A
		Chiro (치로)^{[n 1]}	N/A
		Dohee (도히)	A transfer: former member of Cream Line. Chzzk streamer.
	Aka Ringo (아카링고)	Miru (미루)^{[n 1]}	New leader of Aka Ringo after Kiki's departure.
		Hina (히나)^{[n 2]}	N/A
		Ritz (리츠)^{[n 2]}	N/A
		Airi (아이리)^{[n 2]}	N/A
		Chaeeun (채은)^{[n 2]}	Model.
최애의경련	True Blue (트루블루)	Rimu (리무)	New leader after Kami's graduation. Indie singer-songwriter. A maid café waitress.
		Movin (무빈)^{[n 1]}	Indie singer-songwriter.
		I WON (아원)^{[n 2]}	Member of StandUp
		Choyeon (초연)^{[n 2]}	N/A
	Midori Sour (미도리샤워)	N/A	N/A
	Shiroyume (시로유메)	N/A	N/A
아이조츄	Daydream (백일몽)	Kyo (쿄)	Leader of Daydream. A maid café waitress. Former member of HIROCHU.
		Myai (먀이)	Member of Kawanari.
		Pichu (피츄)	N/A
		Aejeong (애정)^{[n 1]}	Web drama actress.
		Soli (소리)	Former member of Rare Stage
	PINKPUNK (핑크펑크)	Doi (도이)	New leader of Pink Punk after Kang Yebin's graduation. A maid café waitress.
		Ever (에버)^{[n 3]}	A transfer: former leader of Aka Ringo. Instagram influencer.
		Seung-i (승이)^{[n 3]}	A transfer: former member of Shirocohwa.
		Ban Seolhee (반설희)^{[n 3]}^{[n 4]}	A transfer: former member of Shirocohwa. Soloist singer. Former member of the indie duo 새벽예감, girl group Girls2000 and female duo soavil.mp3.
		Mewtan (뮤땅)^{[n 1]}	Member of Ikling.
	Cream Line (크림라인)	(Joy) On (조이온)	Indie singer-songwriter.
		Juju (주주)^{[n 1]}	Content creator and influencer.
		Mingha (밍하)^{[n 1]}	Content creator.^[2]
		Taehee (태희)^{[n 2]}	N/A
		Haeon (해온)^{[n 2]}	Soloist singer. Member of Bijou and Ikling.
		Aru (아루)^{[n 2]}	N/A
N/A	Catchponz (캣치폰즈)	Kanna (칸나)	N/A
N/A	Catchponz (캣치폰즈)	Moe (모에)	N/A

Graduated contestants^{[n 3]}
Mentor group	Competing group	Stage name	Notes
Bright Future	Shirocohwa (시로코화)	Seoa (서아)	Leader of Shirocohwa.
	Shirocohwa (시로코화)	Yuhiro (유히로)	Former member of trainee group YOURS.
	Aka Ringo (아카링고)	Kana (카나)	N/A
		Love Me (럽미)	N/A
		Danstar (단별)^{[n 4]}	BJ.
		Kiki (키키)	New leader of Aka Ringo after Ever's transfer. YouTuber and Twitch streamer.
		Dreame (꿈나)^{[n 1]}	Chzzk streamer.
		Jaeny (재니)^{[n 1]}	A singer, model and voice actress. Former member of girls groups Kirots, UNIZ and 4X as well as the band Harmonitive. Former Superstar K1 and Kpop Star 2 contestant.
		Ribbon (리본)^{[n 1]}	N/A
최애의경련	True Blue (트루블루)	Kami (카미)	Leader of True Blue. A maid café waitress.
		Toma (토마)	A maid café waitress.
		RE:ZE (리제)	A maid café waitress.
		Yeri (예리)	Former pre-debut member of GIG.
		Kim Soyoon (김소윤)^{[n 1]}	N/A
	Midori Sour (미도리샤워)	Haena (해나)	Leader of Midori Sour. Twitch and Chzzk Streamer.
		Kohi (코히)	A maid café waitress.
		Hada (하다)	N/A
		Midan (미단)	YouTuber and Twitch streamer.
		Saeyang (새양)^{[n 4]}	Cosplayer.
		Ji L (지엘)	N/A
	Shiroyume (시로유메)	Shuma (슈마)	Leader of Shiroyume. Cosplayer.
		Ari (아리)	YouTuber, BJ and cover singer.
		Pin-A (핀아)^{[n 4]}	Cheerleader and YouTuber, former BJ. Former member of pre-debut girl group Just COLOR.
		Dookong (정두콩)^{[n 4]}	YouTuber and BJ.
		Chaewon (채원)	Influencer
		91 (구일)	Chzzk streamer.
아이조츄	Daydream (백일몽)	Moka (모카)	Member of Kawanari. Former My Teenage Girl contestant.
	Daydream (백일몽)	Jang Eunbi (장은비)	Influencer.
	PINKPUNK (핑크펑크)	Kang Yebin (강예빈)	Leader of PINKPUNK. Actress.
		Namjjaem (남쨈)	Content creator.
		Yuto (유토)^{[n 4]}	N/A
		Tamin (타민)^{[n 4]}	N/A
	Cream Line (크림라인)	Lina (리나)	Influencer.
		Youchi (유치땅)	Leader of Cream Line.
		Dohi (도히)	N/A
		Ezzang (에짱)	N/A

Departed contestants
Mentor group	Competing group	Stage name	Notes
Bright Future	Shirocohwa (시로코화)	Eun Nabi (은나비)	N/A
	Aka Ringo (아카링고)	Miju (미주)	N/A
	Aka Ringo (아카링고)	Frill (프릴)	A jihadol.
최애의경련	Midori Sour (미도리샤워)	Hiji (히지)	N/A
	Shiroyume (시로유메)	Han Seohyun (한서현)	N/A
	Shiroyume (시로유메)	Heechuu (히츄)	YouTuber and Twitch streamer.
아이조츄	PINKPUNK (핑크펑크)	Simjamon (심자몬)	Streamer, content creator and influencer.
아이조츄	PINKPUNK (핑크펑크)	Toe (토에)	N/A

Rankings[]

April Interim Rankings (April 15, 2024)[]

August Rankings[]

Individual Rankings[]

#	Results
#	Team Name
1	Kyo
2	Jang Eunbi
3	Pichu
4	(Joy) On
5	Haena
6	Kohi
7	Ever
8	Aejeong
9	Myai
10	Rimu

September Rankings[]

Team Rankings[]

#	Results
#	Team Name
1	Midori Sour
2	Cream Line
3	True Blue
4	Daydream
5	Shiroyume
6	PINKPUNK
7	Aka Ringo
8	Shirocohwa

Individual Rankings[]

#	Results
#	Team Name
1	(Joy) On
2	Kyo
3	Haena
4	Ban Seolhee
5	Pichu
6	Aejeong
7	Kohi
8	Saeyang
9	Ever
10	Myai & Pin-A

October Rankings (October 28, 2024)[]

Team Rankings[]

#	Results
#	Team Name
1	Cream Line
2	Daydream
3	True Blue
4	PINKPUNK
5	Aka Ringo
6	Shirocohwa
7	Catchponz

Individual Rankings[]

#	Results
#	Team Name
1	(Joy) On
2	Ban Seolhee
3	Kyo
4	Ever
5	Seung-i
6	Pichu
7	Aejeong
8	Rimu
9	Haeon
10	Juju

December Rankings (December 23, 2024)[]

Team Rankings[]

#	Results
#	Team Name
1	Daydream
2	Cream Line
3	PINKPUNK
4	Aka Ringo
5	Shirocohwa

Individual Rankings[]

#	Results
#	Team Name
1	Ban Seolhee
2	Kyo
3	(Joy) On
4	Pichu
5	Juju
6	Seung-i
7	Aejeong
8	Ever
9	Mingha
10	Myai

Discography[]

Digital singles[]

"New Stage (Girls Frontier Theme Song)" (2024)^{[n 5]}
"Girls Frontier Spring Memories" (2024)^{[n 6]}

Gallery[]

Posters[]

Trivia[]

Girls Frontier is the first jihadol survival program. It is stylized after K-pop idol survival shows, but is exclusively catered to those who wish to enter the jihadol subculture.
Since Girls Frontier is a jihadol program, contestants are not in anyway required to have previous training in either dancing or singing or any idol experience. The very point of being a jihadol is to grow and progress onstage.
- It originates from Japanese Chika idol culture and bares little to no similarities to Korean K-pop idol culture. Jihadols are active through live performances rather than through exposure from mass media or CD releases through major record labels, thus making them more accessible to fans in comparison to mainstream idols.

Notes[]

↑ ^1.00 ^1.01 ^1.02 ^1.03 ^1.04 ^1.05 ^1.06 ^1.07 ^1.08 ^1.09 ^1.10 ^1.11 New contestant who joined during the league system reform in late May for the purpose of their Summer League.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 ^2.4 ^2.5 ^2.6 ^2.7 ^2.8 New contestant who joined during the league system reform in late August for the purpose of their Autumn League.
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 ^3.3 Graduated and transferred contestants were announced on May 30.
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 ^4.3 ^4.4 ^4.5 ^4.6 Joined program late in April to bring contestant numbers up to 40 after the departure of 7 contestants. More accurately, there were 8 departed contestants, however officially 7 is counted as Miju of Aka Ringo departed the program immediately after the selection of teams and before official events began, thus she is not counted in the official total of 40 contestants.
↑ Features only the vocals of the leaders of each competing group, however all contestants participated in the filming.
↑ Published as a compilation album of Daydream, Shiroyume, and Midori Sour's singles. They received these songs as a prize for placing in the top 3 in the Spring League.

References[]

↑ (KR) Spotvnews: "'특전소녀전선', 시그널송 '뉴 스테이지' 발표…8팀 리더들이 불렀다"
↑ Autumn transfer contestant; initially a member of True Blue.

Official links[]

[summer_join-2] 1.00 ^1.01 ^1.02 ^1.03 ^1.04 ^1.05 ^1.06 ^1.07 ^1.08 ^1.09 ^1.10 ^1.11 New contestant who joined during the league system reform in late May for the purpose of their Summer League.

[autumn_join-3] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 ^2.4 ^2.5 ^2.6 ^2.7 ^2.8 New contestant who joined during the league system reform in late August for the purpose of their Autumn League.

[grad-transfer-4] 3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 ^3.3 Graduated and transferred contestants were announced on May 30.

[late_join-5] 4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 ^4.3 ^4.4 ^4.5 ^4.6 Joined program late in April to bring contestant numbers up to 40 after the departure of 7 contestants. More accurately, there were 8 departed contestants, however officially 7 is counted as Miju of Aka Ringo departed the program immediately after the selection of teams and before official events began, thus she is not counted in the official total of 40 contestants.

[7] Features only the vocals of the leaders of each competing group, however all contestants participated in the filming.

[8] Published as a compilation album of Daydream, Shiroyume, and Midori Sour's singles. They received these songs as a prize for placing in the top 3 in the Spring League.

[1] (KR) Spotvnews: "'특전소녀전선', 시그널송 '뉴 스테이지' 발표…8팀 리더들이 불렀다"

[6] Autumn transfer contestant; initially a member of True Blue.

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