Super Junior! From 13 to 10
Kangin will be in the army for 2 years. by the time he finishes his obligation, Leeteuk and Heechul would be serving the army then. And this cycle will continue up until Kyuhyun finishes his military service. I’m not sure how the Korean Government makes the list, but if they choose it according to year then, we will not see ‘Super Junior’ until 2018…
Kangin (‘85-er) - enlisted: 2010, release: 2012
Leeteuk and Heechul (‘83-er) - enlisted: 2011, release: 2013
Yesung (‘84-er) - enlisted: 2012, release: 2014
Shindong (‘85-er) - enlisted: 2013, release: 2015
Sungmin, Eunhyuk, Siwon and Donghae (‘86-er) - enlisted: 2014, release: 2016
Ryeowook and Kibum (‘87-er) - enlisted: 2015, release: 2017
Kyuhyun (‘88-er) - enlisted: 2016, release: 2018
But they are still Super Junior. No matter how many they are performing on stage, ELF must still support them.
SUPER JUNIOR FIGHTING! E.L.F + 슈퍼 주니어 = 1
Kangin (‘85-er) - enlisted: 2010, release: 2012
Leeteuk and Heechul (‘83-er) - enlisted: 2011, release: 2013
Yesung (‘84-er) - enlisted: 2012, release: 2014
Shindong (‘85-er) - enlisted: 2013, release: 2015
Sungmin, Eunhyuk, Siwon and Donghae (‘86-er) - enlisted: 2014, release: 2016
Ryeowook and Kibum (‘87-er) - enlisted: 2015, release: 2017
Kyuhyun (‘88-er) - enlisted: 2016, release: 2018
But they are still Super Junior. No matter how many they are performing on stage, ELF must still support them.
SUPER JUNIOR FIGHTING! E.L.F + 슈퍼 주니어 = 1