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Street Woman Fighter 2 (Korean: 스트릿 우먼 파이터 2), often abbreviated as SWF2, is the third season of the South Korean dance competition franchise Street Woman Fighter. It aired on Mnet from August 22 to October 31, 2023, every Tuesday at 22:20 KST time slot for 10 episodes.^[1]

It revolves around eight female dance crews fighting for the position of Korea 's best female dance crew to represent street dance in the country (loosely marketed under the term "K-dance").^[2] The winning crew (Bebe) received ₩50 million, diamond rings from Amondz and the Street Woman Fighter 2 trophy.^[3]

The program is presented by Kang Daniel.^[4]

The dance judges of this season are:

• Shownu (Monsta X)^[5][b]
• Monika (Prowdmon)

In addition to the two dance judges, there are special judge(s) for every mission:

• Mike Song (Kinjaz) (Missions 1–2, 7–8)
• Bae Yoon-jung (Mission 3)
• Rie Hata (Mission 4)
• Aiki (Hook) (Mission 4)
• Honey J (Holy Bang) and Trix (Prime Kingz) (Mission 6)

• DJ Som
• Dynamic Duo
• Crush
• Taeyong and Ten (NCT)
• Miyeon and Yuqi ((G)I-dle)
• Czaer

• Chaewon, Kazuha, and Eunchae (Le Sserafim)
• Changbin, Han, and Bang Chan (Stray Kids/3RACHA)

• Sandara Park
• SinB (Viviz)
• Winter (Aespa)
• Yell (YGX)^[c]
• Lip J (Prowdmon)
• Hyojin Choi (Want)
• Ingyoo, Insun, Kyungnam, Dophan, and Youngbin (WeDemBoyz)
• Young J and Howl (Just Jerk)

• Hwasa

• Trix (Prime Kingz)
• Honey J (HolyBang)

• Taeyong (NCT)
• Kim Jae-hwan
• Nam Ji-hyun
• Back Koo-young (1Million)
• Hyojin Choi (Want)
• Trix (Prime Kingz)
• Zhang Hao, Sung Han-bin, Seok Matthew and Kim Taerae (Zerobaseone)
• Jaejae
• Kwak Yoon-gy
• Dawn Elizabeth Bennet (New Zealand Ambassador to South Korea)
• Yuju
• E-Jo and Ted (Eoddae)
• Limlala as Nilriria Kim (Lia Kim parody), Heo Min-jin as King Bada (Bada parody), Han Ji-won as Haribo (Harimu parody), Na Bo-ram as Gwein Gwein/Guilty Guilt (JJ parody), Yeon Ye-rim as Sadlic (Redlic parody), Kim Ri-an as Oh Deulodeuli/Quake (Audrey parody), Kim Ji-you as AllReddy Callreddy (Redy parody), Hyeji Daeji as Nom/The Guy (Nob parody) (Street Gag Fighter 2 comedians)
• Haesung and Ingyoo (WeDemBoyz)
• Mood Dok (YGX)
• LeoJ

Color key:

•   Leader
•   Sub-Leader

Each dancer beforehand pointed out a dancer from an opposing team that they can beat in a one-on-one dance battle. The chosen dancer is given a "No Respect" sticker for each time they are chosen.

Round two consists of two-on-two battles. Round three consists of five-on-five crew battles. A special round, "Ace Battle" was introduced. In Ace Battle, each team chooses one Ace member. A random Ace member will be chosen as an opponent and the other Ace members have 100 seconds to choose to battle them. If more than one Ace member challenges the chosen Ace member, one of them will be chosen at random. The rules are the same for all the rounds, but rematches consist of one-on-one battles and points for victories and defeats are doubled in Ace Battles.

Each crew leader chooses five members^[h] including themselves to be split into four ranks. Each rank will work together to create a dance video. Each rank will only have one main dancer which will be chosen by the judges. The rest will be back-up dancers in the video. Each dancer in a rank will create a short choreography which will be voted on by the members of their rank. The chosen choreography will be the one used to determine the main dancer.

Unlike previous seasons, individual scores were given out. The Fight Judges ranked the dancers of each class from 1st to 8th, the scores were based on the ranking the dancers received. They will also choose the winner of the worst dancer battles similar to the "no respect" battles.

Color key:

Color key:

•   Winner

Two crews compete using the same songs from the main four Korean entertainment companies, SM, JYP, YG, and HYBE. Each crew chooses which entertainment company they want to dance to and if three or more crews choose the same entertainment company, they will each choreograph a 30s section of the selected songs, which will be judged and voted on by the non-competing crews. The two crews with the fewest votes will compete against each other for this round while the losing crew will need to choose another available entertainment company, with the crew receiving the fewest votes getting to choose first. Each crew must also complete the Choreography Copy Challenge.

As part of the scoring, crews will perform their choreography in front of an audience and the audience will vote for the better choreography between the two competing crews. The performance order will be determined by each entertainment company's performance director or artist representatives.

Color key:

•   Loser

The crew with the higher score for each battle wins and avoid elimination while the losing crew is nominated for elimination. Final scores are calculated as the sum of the Fight Judges' Score + Audience Score + Global Popular Vote Score + Class Mission Score.

Color key:

•   Winner

As the losing crews – Deep N Dap, Mannequeen, Wolf'Lo, and Tsubakill were chosen as candidates for elimination. Two crews that placed in 7th and 8th rank automatically placed in the elimination battle which were Wolf'Lo and Tsubakill.

The remaining crews will compete in a Mega Crew mission where each crew will select a theme to create their own choreography and perform it with a minimum of 30 performers including themselves. The two crews that select the same theme will compete against each other with the winner receiving extra points. Crews must personally recruit their mega crew performers. Each crew will have 3 directors, in which one of the 3 will must be the crew's leader.^[k]

Final scores are calculated as the sum of the Fight Judges' Score + Public Vote Score.

Color key:

•   Winner

At the end of the Mega Crew mission, the two crews with the lowest total points will compete in the second elimination battle.

Each crew will create a new choreography for Hwasa's new single "Chili". Points distribution will be based on online voting (up to 400 points) + additional points for the crew with the most views. Additionally, The crew whose choreography is chosen by Hwasa will have the benefit to direct the music video and the crew whose choreography video receives the most likes will receive 100 extra points. 1Million's choreography was chosen and the crew directed the "Chili" music video.

The remaining 6 crews will be paired against each other to compete in this round. Each crew will prepare a dance performance where they will pick the first song while the second song will be from the opposing crew's performance preview song. The winning crew will receive additional points in this round.

Final scores are calculated as the sum of the Fight Judges' Score + Global Popular Vote Score + Audience Vote Score + Cumulative points from Hwasa's Choreography Mission.

As the lowest scoring crew, Wolf'Lo was automatically eliminated. In contrast, as the 5th place team, Mannequeen was automatically placed in the elimination battle. The crew that ranked 1st, Bebe, was given the power to choose Mannequeen's opponent out of the remaining 3 crews. LadyBounce was chosen as the second candidate for elimination.

Each crew will create a choreography from the following artists: Rihanna, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and Ariana Grande. Prior to the live episode, each team will select an artist song they would like to perform with. In the event that more than one team selects the same artist, all contestants will each vote for the team whose artist will best suit their performance. The remaining teams not chosen will make a 2nd artist selection for their performance.

Color key:

•   Team with the most votes gets to perform Beyonce's choreography

The finalists will each portray and showcase the best concept, color, identity, and characteristics of their team. This mission tries to prove each crew's uniqueness and world-class expertise as they put it all into this final performance.

  Indicates winner of Street Woman Fighter 2

  Indicates the 2nd place crew

  Indicates the 3rd place and 4th place crews

Crews' final rankings

Rank	Crew	Notes
	Bebe	Winner
2	Jam Republic	Runner-up
3	1 Million	3rd place
4	Mannequeen	4th place
5	LadyBounce	Eliminated in Episode 9
6	Wolf'Lo
7	Deep N Dap	Eliminated in Episode 6
8	Tsubakill	Eliminated in Episode 4

Street Woman Fighter 2 : South Korea viewers per episode (thousands)

Graphs are unavailable due to technical issues. There is more info on Phabricator and on MediaWiki.org.

Season		Episode number										Average
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
	3	380	483	664	654	638	588	513	554	469	672	562

Source: Audience measurement performed nationwide by Nielsen Korea.^[10]

Following the conclusion of Street Woman Fighter 2 on October 31, Mnet has officially announced that Street Dance Girls Fighter would also return for its second season on November 21, at 10 pm KST.

It is an observational reality show that delves into the global lifestyle of the crews that dominated the Korean dance scene and will show the members' hidden charms. It is often abbreviated as SWF2.

• Official website
• Street Woman Fighter 2 at IMDb
• Street Woman Fighter 2 on Naver TV (in Korean)