Dewey

Dewey from Alien Stage is described as wild, yet a reliable and supportive friend.

According to the MBTI, Dewey's personality type is ESTP (extroversion, sensing, thinking, perception). This type is associated with qualities such as courage, adaptability, and a drive for action.

According to the Enneagram system, Dewey is a 7w8, which is characterized as energetic, optimistic, and versatile.

The main storyline reveals little about Dewey's character. However, his connections to the Rebellion and Giuna suggest he shares their goals in fighting Segaine.

Hyuna, Luka, and her brother Hyun Woo had known each other since Anakt Garden, meaning she was very close to both of them. However, it was clear Luka had deeper feelings for Hyuna when he tried to kiss her. The (attempted) kiss seemed to upset Hyuna.

Although it is unknown what happened between Hyun Woo and Luka, it is assumed that they had a quarrel that led to Hyun Woo's death.

Hyuna later loses in Season 49 of the Alien Stage, but escapes death after losing her leg to falling debris. Fortunately, she is saved by a human rebellion, and befriends Isaac, Dewey, and Jacob, the former leader. However, after joining them, Jacob is kidnapped and tortured by aliens, and later dies from his injuries after being rescued.

Present time Hyuna, now leading the rebellion, rescues Mizi from the "Alien Stage," and together with Isaac and Dewey, they set out on a mission, presumably to rescue the remaining participants, Till and Ivan. During this invasion, she is wounded in the right side.

Ivan. Originally conceived as a gentle, puppy-like guy, his character was completely redesigned. It's as if Ivan constantly wears a mask—his outer and inner worlds are completely separate. Mizi. After Hena recruited her into the "rebellion," Mizi quickly transforms from a playful, sweet girl into a more confident and proactive character. Luca. According to the plot, aliens have developed ways to edit human genes so that some are born with more desirable traits. However, these methods are flawed, and Luca suffers from numerous health problems uncommon to other characters. Till. In Round 6, he gave his life so that Till could live, but in Round 7, Till still dies, partly due to his memories of Ivan's death. Meanwhile, Sua's role in the story has remained unchanged since the earliest developments; she has become the symbol of the project.

Alien Stage is set in the distant future, where Earth has been invaded by aliens and humans have been abducted. Humans are kept as pets on a distant alien planet.

One form of perverse entertainment favored by aliens is human participation in the Alien Stage. It's a competitive show featuring eight people. Over the course of seven rounds, they perform duets, and the alien audience chooses the best of the two, killing the losers. Only one survives.

Each round of the competition reveals new facets of the characters' relationships, their pasts, and their motivations. Participants form alliances, endure betrayals, and fight not only for victory but also to preserve their humanity in this inhumane world.

Alien Stage touches on many serious themes, including: the loss of humanity in an inhumane system, the cost of survival and moral compromises, the power of art as a way to preserve the soul, and the complexity of human relationships in extreme conditions.

Dewey has an unusual appearance. He's often depicted with light-colored hair styled in a slightly shaggy, messy hairstyle that partially obscures his eyes. He typically wears a jacket or hoodie and a white T-shirt, and he can be seen wearing a pendant. He's also depicted as very muscular.

A character from the slums who is part of the Rebellion led by Hyuna. He is described as a "wild, reliable, and helpful friend." He is often seen in the company of Isaac, who is said to be like an "older brother" to him, suggesting that Dewey is younger and looks up to Isaac. While his identity is never explicitly stated in the main storyline, his connection to the Rebellion and Hyuna implies that he shares their goal of fighting Segaine. Ultimately, Dewey is a supporting character whose personality can be judged by his loyalty to his friends and his role in the Rebellion.