A government official involved in the systematic hunt for superpowered individuals. He represents the institutional force opposing the families hiding from state pursuit.
Woo Ji-man is a detective investigating multiple murders linked to the hacker targeting Lee Na-mi. His investigation leads him to evidence of the crimes and the phone repair shop, and he works with Kim Jeong-ho to protect Na-mi and apprehend the impostor, later accepting blame for the shooting.
A gambling boss to whom Hak-kyu becomes heavily indebted. Mr. Choi uses the debt to force Hak-kyu to sign a contract sending Chung-ee to Japan to work as a prostitute in exchange for a large sum of money. His role places Hak-kyu's daughter in danger and advances the film's later conflict.
One of the criminal brothers working under Oh Myung-gyu to recover the stolen opium. Tired of serving his brother and their employer, he informs the police, but later helps take over the drug operation after Oh Myung-gyu is killed. He ultimately confronts Cha Tae-sik and is killed during Tae-sik’s revenge.
Soon-mo is Hyun’s friend and uses a deceptive invitation to bring him to a gathering. He tells Hyun that they are attending Kim Dong-ju’s funeral, but the event is actually a birthday party for the professor. The gathering exposes Hyun’s stalled career as friends mock him for relying on royalties without producing new work.
Jong-bae works alongside Doo-seok as a debt collector in Incheon and continues helping him after Doo-seok takes responsibility for Young Seung-yi. He joins Doo-seok in rushing to rescue her from the hostess club and remains part of the family-like support surrounding Doo-seok and Seung-yi.
HI-FIVE member. A teenage girl who received kidneys and gained immense physical strength.
Gon's local contact in Seoul who orchestrates attacks on Mo-gyeong. He betrays Park, attacks Mo-gyeong, and is killed by her before Gon's final confrontation.
Character with a poetic or idealistic outlook.
Teacher Ttong is the Go instructor who evaluates Young Gwi-soo after Soo-yeon asks that the boy be given lessons. He tests him and declares that he has no talent, becoming an early source of discouragement before Young Gwi-soo leaves his impoverished home and begins surviving through small Go matches in Seoul.
The Loan Shark is the creditor pursuing repayment after Wei-wei’s grandfather dies and leaves behind an insurmountable debt. He threatens to sell the gorilla and the circus children to recover the money, forcing Wei-wei to consider Sung’s risky baseball opportunity.
The lawyer who takes Park-ku’s case and promises to fight for his rights. As the legal battle turns into a struggle for public opinion, Lawyer Kim meets with Doctor Byeon while considering a settlement. Park-ku later discovers this meeting and feels betrayed by someone who had undertaken to represent him.
Kim Hee-won has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Darna (Vilma Santos series) with 1 titles. Signature works include Unlocked, Moving, House on Wheels. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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