Second-in-command of the Axe Gang.
Big Head is a triad member rewarded by Lam Lok after helping recover the Dragonhead Baton, becoming one of Lam Lok's godsons. In the sequel, Kun hides Big Head in a coffin together with Mr. Kwok during the election struggle. Bo later rescues the coffin and passes it to Jimmy Lee, making Big Head part of the evidence against Kun.
Woman Cheung frequently meets on buses, representing his hidden compassionate side.
The third member of Kwai's hitman trio. Known for his distinctive appearance and unwavering loyalty to the syndicate's code of honor. Dies in the final shootout.
A childhood friend and hitman who hides in the underground doctor's apartment during a raid. When Boss Fay throws Wo from a window, Fat quickly spots him landing on a tarpaulin and pulls him to safety, helping the gang escape before Wo ultimately succumbs to his injuries.
Bob is the leader of the criminal organization that King Wu infiltrates. He oversees operations involving weapons and drug shipments, but becomes suspicious that a mole is among his people and eventually discovers King Wu’s police identity. Bob is then shot and killed, leaving King Wu exposed and forcing him to take over the business.
Loner and firearms expert among the five bodyguards. Warns Roy about Shin's situation, seeks clemency from Lung, witnesses the murder of Mrs. Lung, and engages in the final standoff.
Zhao Liren is Boss Zha's patron, who becomes angry when Zha cancels a theatrical performance to investigate Zhou Xiyu's murder. Feeling that the cancellation has damaged his standing, Zhao plots with Peng Qianwu to ambush Boss Zha, but the attack fails.
A triad member and one of Lok's godsons, rewarded for helping acquire the Dragonhead Baton in Election (2005). In Election 2 he is kidnapped by Kun and locked in a coffin together with Jimmy's financial backer. Rescued and handed over to Jimmy, he ends up being delivered to the police with the coffin, exposing Kun's crimes and driving Kun out of Hong Kong.
Fatso is one of the seven inner personalities associated with Ko Chi Wai. Inspector Chan Kwai Bun recognizes that Ko Chi Wai is not psychologically singular but is accompanied by multiple spirits, while the available plot account gives no separate event or specific action for Fatso beyond belonging to that collective identity.
Unconventional warrior with unique combat style, joins the fight against Godless.
The store owner becomes involved in a hostile confrontation after Lau Kin-Ping demands a refund and threatens a robbery. He tells a story about a failed robber and later mocks the robber for taking only small bills.
Lam Suet has 303 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 24 cinematic universes — most prominently PTU Collection with 6 titles. Signature works include Legendary Divine Kung Fu, Happy Partners, Drug War. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 24 universes
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