hanwool

Hanwool Phee is the main antagonist of the first season of the drama Study Group, a teenager with a complex character and a multi‑layered personality. As the son of Youngbak Phee, one of the leaders of the «White Leader» gang, he has absorbed the philosophy of power and strength that has largely shaped his behaviour: Hanwool deliberately instils fear in those around him to get what he wants and leverages his reputation as a nearly invincible opponent — his combat skills are genuinely impressive, a fact even his rivals acknowledge.

Outwardly, Hanwool gives off an icy impression: he has silver hair, skin as pale as snow, and grey‑blue eyes, while his refined yet understated clothing only underscores his conscious confidence in his own status. He is caustic and spares no biting remarks — his words wound and subdue, while his detachment and sternness create the image of an unapproachable person seemingly devoid of emotions. Intelligent and cunning, he knows how to anticipate situations several steps ahead, manipulate people, and capitalise on any circumstance.

Pi Hanwool is a cold‑blooded, calculating sociopath and the shadow ruler of Yuson School. He is feared to the point of trembling: a single glance or a brief word from him is enough to stop a fight or force someone to submit. He never loses his composure, speaking softly and with polite‑mocking undertones — yet every word he utters sounds like a verdict.

Hanwool is a brilliant manipulator: he rules the school through an app he created, turning violence into a ranking game where students destroy each other for his amusement. As the heir to the criminal syndicate «White Bullets», he feels completely untouchable and above any laws.

He rarely engages in fights personally — his «minions» usually do the work for him. But when he rises from his seat, it means the opponent won’t just be defeated — they’ll be «broken» or maimed. In his interactions with others, he behaves like a predator playing with its prey, aiming not just to subdue but to mentally break anyone who dares to show independence.

In most interactions, Hanwool displays detachment and harshness. He keeps his distance and rarely shows emotions, cultivating the image of an unapproachable person. He doesn’t merely rely on physical strength — he knows how to anticipate situations several steps ahead, manipulate people, and turn circumstances to his advantage.

Hanwool is extremely skilled in combat. His fighting abilities reinforce his authority and amplify the intimidation factor: other students perceive him as a nearly invincible opponent.