Zen (played by JeeJa Yanin) is a protagonist in Chocolate.
Autistic daughter of Zin and Masashi. Learns martial arts by mimicking street fighters and movies. Helps Moom collect debts to fund Zin's chemotherapy. Fights through enemy gang members, adapts to Thomas's erratic style, and kills No. 8 by throwing him from a building. Eventually adopted by Masashi. Masashi (played by Hiroshi Abe) is a protagonist in Chocolate.
Japanese yakuza boss and Zin's lover. Leaves Thailand for Japan at Zin's request. Receives a letter from Moom, abandons his criminal organization, and returns to Thailand for the final battle. Comforts and adopts Zen after Zin's death. No. 8 (played by Pongpat Wachirabunjong) appears in Chocolate.
Thai gangster and Zin's jealous ex-boyfriend. Cuts off his own toe, then Zin's toe to enforce his ban on her seeing Masashi. Discovers Zen's debt collection, captures Moom, and confronts Zin. Mortally wounds Zin before being killed by Zen. Zin (played by Ammara Siripong) appears in Chocolate.
Thai woman formerly linked to No. 8 and Masashi. Moves to hide, raises autistic daughter Zen, and takes in Moom. Contracts cancer and depends on Zen and Moom's debt collection for treatment. Mortally wounded by No. 8 during the final confrontation.
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Characters
Zen
(played by JeeJa Yanin) — protagonist
Autistic daughter of Zin and Masashi. Learns martial arts by mimicking street fighters and movies. Helps Moom collect debts to fund Zin's chemotherapy. Fights through enemy gang members, adapts to Tho...
Masashi
(played by Hiroshi Abe) — protagonist
Japanese yakuza boss and Zin's lover. Leaves Thailand for Japan at Zin's request. Receives a letter from Moom, abandons his criminal organization, and returns to Thailand for the final battle. Comfort...
No. 8
(played by Pongpat Wachirabunjong) — supporting
Thai gangster and Zin's jealous ex-boyfriend. Cuts off his own toe, then Zin's toe to enforce his ban on her seeing Masashi. Discovers Zen's debt collection, captures Moom, and confronts Zin. Mortally...
Zin
(played by Ammara Siripong) — supporting
Thai woman formerly linked to No. 8 and Masashi. Moves to hide, raises autistic daughter Zen, and takes in Moom. Contracts cancer and depends on Zen and Moom's debt collection for treatment. Mortally...
Key Relationships
Zen → No. 8
(Conflict Arch Enemy)
Masashi → Zen
(Family Father)
Zin → Zen
(Family Mother)
No. 8 → Masashi
(Conflict Rivals)
Zin → No. 8
(Romantic Ex-Girlfriend)
Zin → Masashi
(Romantic Lovers)
Story Analysis
A martial arts drama about a young autistic girl fighting to save her terminally ill mother from a ruthless gangster.
