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Fragile is a great K-drama with a realistic depiction of high school life and the complications that the students face. This K-drama bravely depicted the complexities of human emotions and showed us sensitive issues in a nuanced manner. It is truly a visual treat.
The show deals with the challenges, mistakes, and misunderstandings teenagers face as they navigate life. This K-drama offers a comforting space, showing us that we are not alone in our struggles.
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K-dramas with this aspect try to help us heal, grow, and understand ourselves better through the characters. These stories beautifully illustrate that mental health can be a private battle.
It also shows us that relationships are often the key to finding strength and help us heal. Here's the list of K-dramas with similar attributes to Fragile.
Disclaimer: This article contains the writer's opinion. Readers’ discretion is advised.
Fragile: 10 similar K-dramas that focus on mental health and relationships
1) Class Of Lies
This K-drama also grabs the viewer's attention right from the beginning. Through Gi Moo-hyeok’s facade and plan, the viewers are made aware of the dangers students face in their daily lives.
The aspects of s*icide and mental health issues in this K-drama also bring a fresh perspective. This K-drama brings forth a strong aspect of a legal thriller.
This adds to the overall intrigue. Both the K-dramas are gripping depictions of the complications teens face in high school.
2) Solomon’s Perjury
Solomon’s Perjury, much like Fragile, delves into the complexities of mental health and relationships. This K-drama leaves the viewers thinking about the high-stakes mystery that gets solved through the episodes.
At its core, a murder case starts off the story. It complicates the lives of the students, who are propelled by one single motive — to pass high school and get into a good college. However, things get complicated. This K-drama highlights the manner in which internal battles manifest in various ways. Beyond mental health, this story also delves into the aspect of relationships.
This is very similar to Fragile. Both stories are filled with vulnerability and pain, deeply resonating with the viewers.
3) Hierarchy
This K-drama gives a picture of the world of elite schools and the troubles the students face. Though much like regular schools, the issues with the students remain the same. There are bullying, peer pressure, and numerous issues that are just like any regular high school.
Both Fragile and Hierarchy offer more than just a typical romance. They delve into the aspects of mental health, adding to the overall intrigue. The emotional struggles, risky behaviour, and drama are also truly intriguing. Fragile paints a vivid picture of the ups and downs of growing up.
4) Live On
The aspect of cyberbullying in this K-drama truly leaves a lasting impact on the viewers. Especially when we see Ho-rang trying her best to reveal the identity of the person trying to defame her using her past secrets.
She decides to take matters into her own hands. She faces the challenge head-on. Just like in Fragile, we get a thoughtful exploration of the aspect of growing up and issues faced by school students; this K-drama also offers a realistic picture.
This K-drama deals with authentic relationships and the journey towards self-acceptance.
5) Extracurricular
In this K-drama, we see how the path of a model student can completely change due to ignorance and wrong influence. Ji-su, Min-hui, Gyu-ri, and Gi-tae’s story leaves a lasting impact on the viewers.
Though Fragile portrays the everyday struggles students face in high school, this K-drama also depicts similar aspects but in a more serious manner. Extracurricular takes a much darker path than Fragile.
Hence, if you have enjoyed Fragile, then this K-drama will also be a perfect watch for you. How we see the students struggling with anxiety, isolation, and pressure resonates deeply. It makes us think deeply about the world of academics and the struggles students face.
6) How To Buy A Friend
The aspect of the contractual relationship in this K-drama adds to the overall intrigue. Here, Don-hyuk, a new student at Chan-hong’s school, decides to protect him from bullies if he helps him find the truth behind his girlfriend’s suicide.
Don-hyuk’s past is complicated. He was in juvenile detention because of his past. On the other hand, Chan-hyuk’s talent resides in his ability to write. Through the two of them, this K-drama has delved into the complications of relationships and mental health.
This K-drama is a poignant reminder that appearances can be deceiving. Just like Fragile, this K-drama also focuses on the often hidden struggles of teenagers. Along with it, the impact of their relationships.
As Fragile and this K-drama are deeply rooted in high school life, we see realistic portrayals of a high school setting. Both the K-dramas are equally compelling. The very human struggles in both stories resonate deeply with the viewers.
7) Who Are You School 2015
This K-drama also provides a deep dive into mental health. Through the lives of Eun-bi and Eun-byul, we get to see the distinct lives each of them has.
After getting adopted, Eun-byul’s life is quite different than that of her twin sister, Eun-bi. Eun-bi struggles at her school. She is constantly bullied by the students. Despite her struggles, she is unable to tell anything to anyone.
Both Fragile and Who Are You School 2015 serve as powerful mirrors reflecting the complexities of human experiences. Relationships are explored in these shows in a multifaceted form.
8) A-Teen
We see a much lighter aspect of mental health here. One thing that cannot be denied is that both K-dramas excel in depicting a realistic portrayal of high school life. The characters face the day-to-day struggles.
These struggles affect them immensely. There are aspects of self-doubt, self-identity, and emotional experiences. This resonates deeply with the viewers. Both Fragile and this K-drama give valuable insights into the complexities of human connection.
Along with the emotional landscapes are also truly intriguing. This story highlights the significance of a strong support system. Especially while addressing mental health issues. Fragile is more intense than this story, yet this K-drama is an ideal watch.
9) Revenge of Others
This K-drama tells the story of Ok Chan-mi and her journey to find the secrets behind her brother’s death. She transfers to her brother’s school to find out the real reason behind her brother’s death and teams up with Soo-heon to dig deep into the secrets that everyone was trying to hide.
This K-drama, just like Fragile, gives the viewers an insightful exploration of mental health and relationships. It strongly reminds human capacity for resilience in this story.
10) Weak Hero
This K-drama might not focus on the complications of romantic relationships. Yet the aspect of other relationships, such as friendship and the bond with parents, can be seen. These aspects are delved into in a nuanced manner. Just like Fragile, it stands out for exploring mental health issues. There is a depiction of the struggles students face from bullying, academic competition, and peer pressure.
In Fragile, we get a very realistic portrayal of these aspects. Similarly, in this K-drama, we also get a very realistic and chilling depiction of the struggles students face while growing up.
Even though for adults, it might not look difficult, only the students can truly understand what they go through. If you loved the depiction of various significant issues in Fragile, then this K-drama can be your next watch.
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