Episode 9
JYP reveals that Major A also ranked first within the audience votes, with Minor B in second, thus moving So Mi, Mina, and Natty up to Major and bumping Na Yeon, Jeong Yeon, and Tzu Yu down to Minor. In last place, Ji Won, Chae Ryeong, and Da Hyun were put in danger of elimination. JYP decides to eliminate Ji Won due to her off-beat dancing and unstable vocals while performing. JYP announces that the girls' last mission will be to become a real girl group onstage. He divides them into two group of six, but due to Minor lacking in numbers, they are given the advantage of choosing someone from the other team to perform with them. Although she will still be a part of Major, Ji Hyo is chosen to perform along the Minor team. JYP then gives the girls their new songs for the final mission's first round, explaining that teams were assigned songs that they would normally be bad at - the rhythmical "I Think I'm Crazy" for Major and the vocally-oriented "Truth" for Minor. He then reveals "Do It Again", which both groups will be performing in the final round and serves as a representation of Twice's musical direction. While preparing for the final mission, Major and Minor team are visited and mentored by miss A's Fei and 2PM's Jun. K respectively. After the performances, the girls receive praises from JYP, who chooses Minor as having given the better performance for the round.
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