Police captain and Jung Yi-hyun's superior. He assists in securing the residential building from the outside to enforce quarantine measures during the outbreak.
Earthly legal official handling the military case.
Joseon official involved in wartime logistics.
Minor character in the Hidden Card gambling underworld.
Pan-soo's loyal subordinate who guards his unconscious body at the hospital during the body swap. He acts as Pan-soo's liaison, gathering gang intelligence and supervising Hyun-jung's combat training. He remains by Pan-soo's side and later works alongside him at Mi-sun's restaurant.
Background villager of Cheongnyeongpo. Represents the common folk affected by the political turmoil and exile.
NIS operative involved in the agency's operations. Supports the team during the crisis.
A master sergeant serving alongside Lieutenant Han Sang-yeol, Jo fights to survive an attack on their unit in August 1951. The opening shows him struggling with Han to hold their position under heavy assault; the available plot summary provides no further details about his role or relationship with the other characters.
A local resident initially seen at the beginning of the story. He begins hearing voices, suffers from deteriorating eyesight, and is ultimately killed by the malevolent entity.
Likely a human or possessed antagonist contributing to the violence and evil events plaguing the village.
Lee Jun-hyeok has 100 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Hitman: Agent Jun Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Happiness, The Rebel, Mr. Shota's Last Business Trip. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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