A rival trickster hired to guard the antagonist's proposal event. He engages in a direct comedic showdown with the protagonist and is decisively defeated using a paint bazooka.
Alias for Tai Kun, Shanghai underworld boss.
Shanghai underworld boss and rival gambler.
Ruthless gambling rival challenging the King's dominance in the underworld.
Bee is involved in the violent heroin dispute that puts Andy at risk. Loletta helps Andy escape from the situation, but the summary provides no further details about Bee's actions, motives, or relationship to the other characters.
Skinny is among the inmates who show concern when Henry is punished and injured in prison. His response contrasts with the harsh rules imposed on newcomers, while Henry insists that he does not want anyone else drawn into trouble. The account does not establish further details about Skinny's role.
Underworld figure or casino patron with minor involvement.
A prominent triad subordinate who turns against Wong Fung-Yee. He leads the relentless pursuit against her as internal power struggles within the branch reach a boiling point.
Son of General Buboei. He is shot and killed by police during the wedding shootout, which Ray uses as a pretext to send Yan to Cambodia as a scapegoat.
Underworld creditor and syndicate backer.
Tung is the boss of the bar where Tweedy works. He is displeased when Ming comes there looking for her, and later causes a scene at the bar by bullying women with alcohol. His actions occur while Prince and Ming arrive, contributing to the tension surrounding Tweedy.
Police captain or prison official.
John Ching Tung has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently God of Gamblers with 3 titles. Signature works include Vampire Expert, South Sea Tomb, Salted Fish Turns Raw. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
