The Yung partner spirit who bonds with Counters to grant them healthy bodies and supernatural abilities. After Jang Cheol-joong's death, Wigen possesses So Mun to replace him as a Counter.
Civilian figure in wartime.
Baek-hwa is a runaway waitress from a restaurant in town who joins Roh Young-dal and Jeong on their journey to the train station. She and Roh Young-dal argue constantly at first, but they soon become attached. Roh later buys her a ticket for her onward journey, suggesting their separation.
Chang-seok's mother, with whom he spends time after returning to Korea. He takes walks with her on a familiar path before she enters a nursing home in Cheonan. Their time together gives Chang-seok a personal connection to the film's reflections on aging, memory, and the changes that accompany time.
Mrs. Yeon is Yeon Jong-in’s elderly, seriously ill mother and a patient in the nursing hospital. Gan Ho-joong cares for her, and her deteriorating condition intensifies her daughter’s exhaustion, guilt, and uncertainty. When Gan considers switching off her life support, Sister Sabina challenges the robot, and it ultimately does not turn the system off.
Moon Sook has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Admiral Roaring Currents with 1 titles. Signature works include The Uncanny Counter, Where Is Miss Yang?, A Triangular Trap. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
