A guard associated with the lama's temple and its security.
Background triad member or civilian with limited screen time.
Tung Sing enforcer.
Martial artist with a distinctive weapon and physical trait, part of the Money Clan's forces.
Supporting character likely connected to Big's former workplace or local setting. Adds atmospheric context to Big's pre-monastic life.
During the final confrontation at the guarded cliffside hideout, Tang Yi-Chu is told to take the Tang's Arsenal Manual away. This places Tang Yi-Chu in the middle of the struggle over the manual, though the summary does not specify whose order it is or what happens afterward.
Highly skilled and silent protector who ensures the safety of his wealthy employer.
Chen Ying-Gang is found among the burned bodies discovered outside the city during Captain Fang's investigation. Li Bao-Tong learns that Chen had been his friend and, in some way, his master. His killing becomes a central part of the case, with Lin Fei accused of committing it and acting for someone else.
Uncredited temple trainee participating in martial practice.
Dual-role operative combining assassination and military duties.
Mysterious and elusive figure who appears briefly, leaving behind clues and intrigue.
Trained combatant serving the prince's vendetta against Hung.
Yuen Bun has 197 screen credits in a career dating back to 1972. Their work spans 26 cinematic universes — most prominently Wong Fei Hung Series Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Legends of the Condor Heroes: The Gallants, Intruder, To Kill a Mastermind. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 26 universes
