High School Frenemy

When two rival high school campuses are combined under one administration, old loyalties are tested and a past friendship erupts into a full-scale conflict. Saint and Shin used to be inseparable, but a long-brewing disagreement turns their relationship into the axis of growing tensions among students. Classrooms become battlegrounds, cliques realign, and everyday school life is disrupted as teachers try to restore order. The show follows how staff, parents, and students respond to the friction, showing the messy, stubborn ways people react when pride and history get in the way of repairing what was lost, without revealing how the rift ultimately resolves.

Released in 2024, the series was directed by Kanittha Kwunyoo and created by Naphat Chitveerapat, Lalil Kittitanaphan, and Nichaphat Buranadilok. The cast includes Wongravee Nateetorn as Saint, Hirunkit Changkham as Shin, Supha Sangaworawong as Tew, Kay Lertsittichai as Ken, and Pakin Kuna-anuwit as Chadjen, bringing a young ensemble to the forefront of a tight dramatic format.

Critics and early viewers have given positive marks, reflected in a high user vote average of 8.8 out of 10 from a small pool of ratings. The show centers on themes of rivalry, loyalty, identity, and the limits of authority in adolescent life. It pays attention to how pride, reputation, and social hierarchy shape behavior, while balancing quieter scenes that show the weight of regret and the small moments that can lead to change.

Early reactions online focused on the chemistry between the leads and the way realistic school politics are portrayed. Fans have discussed key confrontations and character choices on social platforms, and the pairing of Saint and Shin has become a frequent subject of commentary. The series has also been noted for its ensemble performances, which helped spark conversation beyond the core rivalry.

As of release, the show has not been reported to have major industry awards or nominations, though its positive reception and engaged fanbase suggest it could draw more formal recognition if its momentum continues.