The Community 2: White Team arms up with 100 million won weapon spend

In the Wavve original variety show 'The Community 2: The Invisible Hand,' the White Group has formed a full-scale confrontation by reinforcing their strength in response to the Blue Group's declaration of war.

Blue Group's surprise declaration of war and White Team's reaction

According to the released footage, the Blue Group declared war against the White Group. The White Team cast members shared that they felt blindsided when the siren sounded. While the cast reacted with disbelief toward the Blue Group's declaration, they also revealed their inner feelings, noting that they secretly cheered at the fact that the war had officially begun.

White Team's weapon purchase strategy using 200 gems

Immediately after the declaration of war, the White Team moved to respond by purchasing weapons. The weapon prices indicated in the video were 90 for Grade A, 70 for Grade B, and 40 for Grade C; the total value of the weapons selected by the White Team amounted to 200 gems. This represents half of the total 400 gems issued. The White Team chose to use their gems to purchase one of each: Grade A, B, and C weapons.

This decision is interpreted as a response fueled by a sense of betrayal toward the Blue Group. The cast members mentioned they proceeded with the weapon purchase with the determination to teach the Blue Group a lesson for starting a war, even at the cost of reducing the prize money. Due to this purchase, 100 million won—half of the total 200 million won prize pool—was consumed as weapon costs, determining the remaining prize money scale.

Alliance formation and regret over prize money reduction

As the war phase unfolded, a reorganization of power between the groups took place. An alliance was formed between the Red Group and the Blue Group, with both participating in the war together.

Meanwhile, members of the White Team commented on the reduction of the total prize money caused by the weapon purchases. The cast expressed regret for not being able to stop the situation, stating it would have been better if there had been discussions before the war started to avoid buying weapons or, at the very least, to avoid reducing the total cost.