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Universe Ticket is a South Korean reality competition show produced by SBS, airing from 2023 to 2024. The program aimed to create an eight-member girl group with a contract lasting two years and six months. The final group, UNIS, debuted under F&F Entertainment, a newly established agency affiliated with the clothing brand F&F.
Contestants
The spelling of names in English is according to the official website.[1] The Korean contestants are presented in Eastern order (family name, given name). The age listed is according to the Korean age system at the start of the competition.
The Battle Week is an intense showdown where the top 41 contestants pick their opponents from ranks 42-82. It consists of two rounds: a high-stakes 1-on-1Battle, where contestants showcase their vocal, dance, and performance skills, followed by the RevengeBattle, offering a second chance to fight for survival. Each performance is a crucial test, as contestants battle to outshine their rivals and secure their place in the competition.
The next phase, Universe: Road to Prism, officially begins, challenging contestants to climb through five hierarchical levels within PRISM, each bringing them closer to their ultimate goal. All contestants start at the initial level, M, but their ranks will change based on their performances and the points they earn throughout the competition. Only the top eight contestants who reach the highest level, P, will receive PRISM Tickets and secure their debut.
Level Test and Level Station
In the Level Station, contestants are individually evaluated and ranked into three tiers: High, Average, and Low. Each tier carries different chances for promotion and risks of elimination. In the High category, four contestants advance while two are eliminated. The Average group sees three promotions and three eliminations, while the Low category faces the toughest odds, with only two advancing and four eliminated. To decide the results, each rank is split into two groups that compete against each other, determining who moves forward and who must leave the competition.
In the Position Unit, contestants choose from three units—Vocal, Visual, and Performance—based on their strengths and skills. This decision is crucial for their progress in the competition. Judges closely observe the performances and award UnicornTickets to standout contestants, granting them direct advancement and recognition for their exceptional talent.
The contestants are split into two groups, each performing a new song created for the show to demonstrate their versatility and growth. The elimination process involves votes from the producers, judges, and contestants. If a contestant receives two or more votes, they are eliminated. Those with one vote, along with others, will face a one-on-one battle to decide who goes home.
Color Key:
Promoted to P (securing their spot in UNIS)
Promoted to R
Promoted to I
Eliminated In S
Voted Out By Contestants, Unicorns, Producers
Unit
Original artist(s)
Song
Contestants
Dream Girls
Dream Girl Unit
"Dream of Girls"
Elisia
Gehlee Dangca
Lim Seo-won
Oh Yoon-a
Bae Ha-ram
Kotoko
Nana
Yona
Yuri
Goo Gyo-ryeon
Hwang Si-eun
Yummy Yum
Yummy Yum Unit
"Yummy Yum"
Bang Yunha
Bae Ye-ram
Kwon Eun-hyung
Gabi
Lee Sun-woo
Jeon Jin-yeong
Lee Hu-ran
Narumi
Jayla
Jin Hyeon-ju
Kim Su-min
Kim Su-jin
Nizi
Final station
The Final Station of Universe: Road to PRISM begins, featuring two concepts: Dream and Prism. Contestants are split into groups to perform, with judges awarding Unicorn Tickets to standout performers. The final lineup is determined by fan votes and Unicorn Ticketing.
^Yoo Yena was a member of Cookie, Dream Candy, and LUNA KIDS.
References
^"Profile Details". SBS - Universe Ticket. Select company/group and then the person's name in Korean. Archived from the original on March 23, 2019. Retrieved July 13, 2023.
