Lookism

A heavyset high schooler named Park Hyung Suk, bullied relentlessly for years, decides to transfer schools for a fresh start. Then something weird happens — he wakes up in a completely different body. Tall, good-looking, naturally athletic. The catch? His old body is still there, asleep. When one body sleeps, the other wakes up, and now he's living two lives in two very different bodies at the same time. This 8-episode ONA from Studio Mir, adapted from the massively popular Korean webtoon, uses that supernatural setup to dig into something painfully real: how differently people treat you based on how you look. Hyung Suk experiences both sides of it firsthand — the cruelty directed at his original self and the instant admiration his new body receives. It's not subtle about its themes, but it doesn't need to be. The contrast hits hard because you're watching the same person get treated like two completely different human beings. The tone shifts between emotional school drama and solid action sequences, with the youthful energy you'd expect from a story set at a vocational high school full of strong personalities. If you liked the transformation revenge angle of Masamune-kun's Revenge or the social dynamics around appearance in Kiss Him, Not Me, this covers similar ground but with a darker, more grounded edge. It's a quick watch that leaves you thinking about how much of your identity is tied to your body.