After tasting viral success, Hobin and Snapper try to come up with ways to keep their new audience interested. However, when Hobin calls out Pakgo live on stream, he finds out he's not as ready for a fight as he thought he was.

In an attempt to get back his phone that has Bomi's precious contact info on it, Hobin confronts the couple who mugged him in a karaoke booth live on stream.

Munseong's arrival leaves Hobin feeling like a third wheel, so he makes his excuses and leaves. But after a pep talk from Snapper, he returns with the intention of telling Bomi exactly how he feels.

With Pakgo finally out of the picture and a new video editor on board, Hobin and Snapper turn their attentions to the next bully they are going to challenge.

Taehun is Hobin's next opponent, but unlike Pakgo, Taehun is a trained martial artist specializing in taekwondo who used to fight in an MMA series. Can Hobin really defeat a former pro?

After a month of training, Hobin feels he is ready to take on taekwondo specialist Taehun. But despite much of the early sparring going his way, Hobin quickly realizes how big the gulf in skill is between them.

Despite her impressive editing skills and everyone describing her as cute, first-year Gaeul isn't immune to being bullied. Will Hobin and Snapper leap to her aid?

The prank videos shot by the Navel Musketeers were maliciously edited to deceive viewers. When Kota learned that Asamiya got injured in one of their pranks, he decided to challenge the Navel Musketeers to a live-streamed battle. Is there a way to win against multiple opponents?

Hobin's intimidation tactics don't go exactly as planned, so he's forced to fall back on moves he perfected for previous fights without Samdak's guiding voice booming around his head to get him through.

Despite seemingly being outmatched in every department, Hobin challenges Ssireum wrestler, Mangi Hwang, to a rematch, but is this one fight too far for the amateur fighter?