KO One (2005)

In the gritty realm of KO One, a unique school distinguished by its unconventional assembly of misfits and delinquents, a strict hierarchy reigns supreme. Relegated from the rest of society, these powerful youths are not your average high school students. They possess unique abilities and are ranked according to a "KO chart" denoting their battle prowess. The charismatic and formidable Wang Da Dong (Jiro Wang) presides over this hierarchy, guiding the new entrants, Ya Se Wang (Calvin Chen) and Ding Xiao Yu (Aaron Yan), through the labyrinth of power and friendship. However, the return of a former student, Lei Ke Si (Danson Tang), stirs up a whirlwind of mysteries. Peculiar events start to unravel, all leading back to the endearing Ya Se Wang, sowing seeds of doubt among the students. Is Lei Ke Si, the perceived weakling, genuinely harmless, or does a more menacing secret lie beneath his soft exterior? In a twist of fate, our hero, Wang Da Dong, finds himself catapulted back to his own time only to return as a member of the inter-dimensional guards. The KO ranking, momentarily disrupted due to sudden surges in fighting power, needs to be restored, prompting Da Dong to go undercover. Disguised as a 28-year-old high-school dropout, he embarks on a mission to bring back balance in KO One. But this task is far from easy, as he finds himself pitted against the new class leader, King (Pets Tseng). "KO One", a drama series that began in 2005 and followed by two more seasons "KO One Return" and "KO One Re-Act", is a riveting tale of friendship, power, and mystery, where the line between friend and foe blurs, alliances shift, and battles are fought, not just for supremacy, but for truth itself. Will Da Dong succeed in restoring order, or will a new ruler ascend the throne? The suspense is ever-mounting, as the drama promises an enthralling journey into a world where high school is not just about grades, but survival.

KO One is a comedy show featuring Jiro Wang.

KO One is currently streaming on Netflix.