All seven debut members of PlayM's rookie girl group Weeky have been unveiled.

The agency PlayM Entertainment recently completed the release of the character film "The Weekly Story," which introduces the members of the new girl group Wickley, through its official SNS and YouTube.

In the seven-day video, Ji-han, Shin Ji-yoon, Park So-eun, Joa, Lee Jae-hee, Lee Soo-jin and Monday in turn took off their veil and met with K-pop fans. Weekly, which has been a hot topic with more than 2 million views on YouTube since its release, also saw its official communication channels such as SNS and V Live quickly gaining followers, realizing the keen interest of fans at home and abroad who are about to make their debut.

Recently, a video of Lee Soo-jin, a former member of JTBC's "Mix Nine" girl center, and rookie Lee Jae-hee and Monday was released, drawing attention.

Among them, Lee Soo-jin is one of the most talked-about participants in "Mix Nine" and will hold a debut ceremony after a long preparation process. Lee Soo-jin, who has been proven to be a solid and innocent first love visual and leadership, will play the role of a spiritual pillar as Wickley's oldest sister.

Born in 2004, Lee Jae-hee is the team's "infinite growth" character with a bright and positive personality. It is expected that the team with seven years of acting experience, such as the movie "Rebel" and "Detective Joseon," will grow in many ways.

Monday, who took off his veil at midnight on Monday, is a 2002-born vocalist who will be in charge of the team's "honey vocal cords," and is a talented performer with a wide range of performance skills. The tall, sophisticated physique, as well as enterprising and bold personality, Monday will capture the hearts of many with its powerful "attractive forte" than anyone else.

Wickley, who finished revealing all the characters of her debut member, will hold her first group live broadcast on Naver's V LIVE channel on the 19th and communicate with global fans. Fans are looking forward to seeing what kind of remarkable activities Wickley, who will make her official debut in June, will continue to bring a new wind to the K-pop girl group market.

Girl group Weekly, which is newly launched by PlayM in about 10 years since Apink, is 17 years old on average, and will make a debut in the music industry in June based on its catchphrase of "Giving a New and Special Week Every Day." Wickley, who will deliver the friendly charm of "Girls I Want to Meet Every Day," will present a differentiated presence in the global K-pop market with solid skills and visuals.