Goo Kim

In the webtoon Lookism, Goo Kim primarily works as a debt collector for the HNH Group and serves as a personal bodyguard to Charles Choi (the conglomerate's chairman). He is also recognized as one of the ten geniuses with exceptional abilities raised by the chairman himself. [1, 2] Goo Kim's work activities and role are broken down into the following key points:

Main roles within the underworld

Illegal Fundraiser: Along with his counterpart Gun Park, he is in charge of overseeing, controlling, and extorting the second-generation "Big Four Gangs" to ensure they deliver huge sums of money monthly to the HNH Group. Elite Bodyguard: His immense physical power and absolute mastery of weapons (able to use any everyday object as a lethal weapon) made him Charles Choi's most valuable personal defense. Leader of his own faction: As the plot unfolds, Goo operates under his own monetary ambitions. He dedicates himself to recruiting his own "clients" or secret allies (such as Logan Lee and Samuel Seo) to form an independent force and conspire behind the backs of his original bosses.

In the webtoon Lookism, Goo Kim primarily works as a debt collector for the HNH Group and serves as a personal bodyguard to Charles Choi (the conglomerate's chairman). He is also recognized as one of the ten geniuses with exceptional abilities raised by the chairman himself. [1, 2] Goo Kim's work activities and role are broken down into the following key points:

Main roles within the underworld

Illegal Fundraiser: Along with his counterpart Gun Park, he is in charge of overseeing, controlling, and extorting the second-generation "Big Four Gangs" to ensure they deliver huge sums of money monthly to the HNH Group. Elite Bodyguard: His immense physical power and absolute mastery of weapons (able to use any everyday object as a lethal weapon) made him Charles Choi's most valuable personal defense. Leader of his own faction: As the plot unfolds, Goo operates under his own monetary ambitions. He dedicates himself to recruiting his own "clients" or secret allies (such as Logan Lee and Samuel Seo) to form an independent force and conspire behind the backs of his original bosses.

Joon Goo is a slim man with glasses and dyed blond hair. He is always stylishly dressed, similar to Jong Gun. Unlike Gun, Joon Goo wears relatively lighter colors (white and gold), in contrast to Gun's dark colors (gray and black).

Personality Joon Goo appears to be a very unpredictable and carefree person. Most of the time, he seems like a laid-back guy. Even in combat, he maintains this nonchalant attitude, no matter how formidable his opponent is, be it Logan, Johan, Gun, Sinu Han, or Daniel. However, he can be incredibly violent and sadistic. This is shown when he tells Vasco's thugs that he's a villain, just like them, before brutally hitting them in the face with a chair. Tom Lee stated that the only time Goo gets serious is when he's holding a sword or anything resembling one.

He has shown no interest in women, but has demonstrated a strong interest in money. Joon Goo was willing to earn extra cash, even if it meant returning to juvenile detention due to the consequences of his actions. However, in Vasco's story, Goo acknowledged that "there's a knife and a victim" and decided to offer his services for free, as he realized he found the violence more pleasurable than the money he originally demanded. He hates being underestimated and can become enraged by it. He is known for taking swordsmanship, or anything resembling one, very seriously, and holds them with the utmost respect, as when he told Robert Choi of the Black Bear Gang never to use a sword again.

He is shown using the phrase "Holy!" which he likely learned from hearing Tom Lee say it. Joon Goo is a slim man with glasses and dyed blond hair. He is always shown dressed stylishly, similar to Jong Gun. Unlike Gun, Joon Goo wears relatively lighter colors (white and gold), in contrast

Goo is a handsome, dyed-blond Korean man who wears glasses. His hair is slicked back with black shaved sides. He likes to wear colorful suits and is very outgoing, though he doesn't have much luck with women. He doesn't go out and spend the night with girls because, although it might not seem obvious, he's rather shy about it. He also has principles and isn't a pervert like Gun. Gun is a friend and former coworker. He has black hair and is just as strong and muscular as Goo. He's the same age as Goo, but Gun is much more serious. Gun is a friend and former coworker. He has black hair and is just as strong and muscular as Goo. He's the same age as Goo, but Gun is much more serious. Goo is a handsome, dyed-blond Korean man who wears glasses. His hair is slicked back with black shaved sides. He likes to wear colorful suits and is very extroverted, although he doesn't have much luck with women. He doesn't go out and spend the night with girls because, although it might not seem obvious, he's rather shy about it. Besides, he has principles and isn't a pervert like Gun. His hair is slicked back with black shaved sides, he likes to wear colorful suits and is very extroverted, although he doesn't have much luck with women. He doesn't go out and spend the night with girls because, although it might not seem obvious, he's somewhat shy about that.

Goo is a handsome, dyed-blond Korean man who wears glasses. His hair is slicked back with black shaved sides. He likes to wear colorful suits and is very outgoing, though he doesn't have much luck with women. He doesn't go out and spend the night with girls because, although it might not seem obvious, he's rather shy about it. He also has principles and isn't a pervert like Gun. Gun is a friend and former coworker. He has black hair and is just as strong and muscular as Goo. He's the same age as Goo, but Gun is much more serious. Gun is a friend and former coworker. He has black hair and is just as strong and muscular as Goo. He's the same age as Goo, but Gun is much more serious. Goo is a handsome, dyed-blond Korean man who wears glasses. His hair is slicked back with black shaved sides. He likes to wear colorful suits and is very extroverted, although he doesn't have much luck with women. He doesn't go out and spend the night with girls because, although it might not seem obvious, he's rather shy about it. Besides, he has principles and isn't a pervert like Gun. His hair is slicked back with black shaved sides, he likes to wear colorful suits and is very extroverted, although he doesn't have much luck with women. He doesn't go out and spend the night with girls because, although it might not seem obvious, he's somewhat shy about that.

l) Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blonde hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blonde hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blonde hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blonde hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blonde hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blonde hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blonde hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, and has dyed blonde hair

Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun. Goo is immature, constantly makes jokes, hates cigarette smoke, has dyed blond hair, wears glasses, and sometimes plays video games with Gun.

Fighting Prowess Goo with a Sword Serious Goo Goo is a highly skilled combatant and one of the strongest fighters in the PTJ-verse. While his full range of abilities remains unknown, it is clear that he possesses exceptional strength, as he is on par with Jong Gun. However, unlike his partner, Joon Goo excels at turning any object he picks up into a weapon. Despite this, his raw strength and stamina are remarkable, as seen when he shattered three camera stands in 108 and endured a relentless assault from Johan Seong in chapter 263. When wielding a sword or anything similar, he becomes significantly more serious, dropping his usual playful demeanor. He possesses incredible durability, which is evident in every battle. At the beginning of a fight, he often takes numerous hits—although it's possible he does this intentionally. Once Goo picks any object or weapon up, the outcome of the fight is always almost determined, regardless of his opponent. His fight with Johan Seong was already determined when he picked up a piece of wooden lumber. Another display of his skills is when he defeats Sinu Han just by using a chopstick after sharpening it.

Goowatch Goo brandishing his watch against Jincheol He is also shown taking out hundreds of experienced weaponized adults when he was 16 alongside Gun (who was also 16) in chapter 310. He is the heir to the Korean sword, which leads him to finally act seriously when wielding the weapon. It is possible he was trained in Kumdo (A proficient sword art of Korea) and Kendo. It is also possible that he is trained in Fencing, Iaido, Eskrima, Silat, and other Weapon-based martial arts; which would explain his specialization in weapons usage and extreme physical capabilities.

At the end of the Incheon arc, in his fight against Paecheon Jo, one of the Seven Absolute Masters of China and a master swordsman, he showed great improvement in his skills, keeping up with his opponent's speed. Paecheon possessed mastery of speed, with attacks so fast that even the King of Incheon, Jaegyeon Na, couldn't keep up. Goo not only rivaled him but was even able to counterattack faster. The main improvement in his skills was in his swordsmanship, where he achieved a feat that even the greatest swordsmen of China and Korea couldn't manage: in one hour, he was able to create 46 new "Moonlight" style techniques, an unparalleled feat that many gave up trying because it seemed impossible. With his new techniques, he easily surpassed Paecheon in a swordsmanship duel using only 4 new techniques.

Nitoryu (Twin-Sword technique) Googoo Goo Kim's Twin-Sword Technique Goo Kim is able to wield a sword so skillfully that he is able to use two of them in the same instant, further allowing him to deal maximum damage and use a technique called "Moonlight" which comprises of 3 phases that aim to kill the opponent. In Incheon he reveals he has developed up to 50 techniques of the Moonlight sword art in an hour

First Sword: First Moon Goo dashes forward at high speed and stabs in its direction with one sword, aiming to target the torso.

Second Sword: Crescent Moon Goo uses both his swords to swing diagonally, cutting everything in its path.

Third Sword: Full Moon Goo uses both swords to release a flurry of slashes in all directions, slicing everything and anything.

Fifth Sword: What Do I Call It? Goo vertically slashes his opponent with an upwards while traveling past them. Despite it seeming like he's walking, Paecheon Jo couldn't react.

Sixth Sword: Tornado Potato Goo uses both swords, crossing his arms while holding them in a reverse grip, and moves behind his opponent to create a whirlwind of slashes around them.

Seventh Sword: Bottom-Up Slash Goo diagonally slashes his opponent's torso in an upwards manner, true to the name.

Eighth Sword: 888888 Goo holds his sword in a reverse grip, slashing his opponent 8 times in quick succession across their body.

Zero Sword: Eclipse In a last ditch attempt, Goo intentionally lets the opponent flank him and stab both himself and his opponent at the same time, ensuring that he gets pierced through the left of his chest, avoiding any major organs while piercing through the heart of the opponent who is attacking from behind.

Unarmed Combat Goo Kim's abilities when unarmed are unknown, due to his habit of getting hit and not fighting seriously when he doesn't have a weapon. So it's almost impossible to say how strong he is. In episode 97 of the Manager Kim webtoon, Goo is shown fighting against Park Jincheol (A major character of the series, bearing the alias of "God of War"), being able to dodge his attacks, taking hits and being able to land a clean hit in return, showing that he can hold his own even without using a weapon.

Quotes "He doesn't have a serious bone in his body." Tom Lee speaking about Goo[7]

"THIS SHIT IS SO CRINGE!" Goo Kim loathing himself after he made his "sword can be anything" monologue[chapter 473]

"The moon keeps rising."

Trivia Goo's exact fighting style has not been revealed, unlike most notable fighters in the series. He is the "Heir of the Korean Sword". He has asked several characters to be "secret friends" with him: The first of his secret friends is Cheon Taejin, of Workers' 1st affiliate, and the last being Logan Lee, who dropped out of school just to be with him (most probably to laze off and earn money at it). Goo considered Johan at first but decided against it because he is a "momma's boy". There are currently 5 members of Goo Kim's Secret Friends. He usually takes in these members after his partner, Gun Park has dropped them. They are affiliated with Gitae Kim. He is one of the five VVIPs of Workers and has a black badge.[8] He hates smoking and tattoos. He also believes "a body should be soft and smooth". Some of the non-weapon objects, he uses (chopsticks and a wooden plank) seem to resemble swords. The official Japanese game information itself states, that Goo's height is 191cm[6]. Goo Kim has been named by the author as a member of the 1.5th generation, a group of fighters who rose before the 2nd generation, but after the 1st

generation.Goo Kim has been described as one of the "Three Lunatics" by Zu Pengguan in Manager Kim episode 98. It's implied that Goo's fighting style is likely to be a superior form of Arnis, due to Logan Lee comparing him to Jay Hong when they were fighting him. He is even trained in martial arts like Kendo, Iaijutsu, Kenjutsu, Iaido, Jōdō, Bōjutsu and even Sōjutsu. These martial arts are not much known but his mastery in these incredibly rare swordsmanship skills is what makes him a feared opponent when he actually gets a sword (katana). Goo is shown to be wearing Gun's clothes on several occasions like the iconic Yellow button-up shirt or the Black suit which he wore in the 1st affiliate arc. This is even confirmed when he told Jincheol Park in Manager Kim episode 100, that he cannot let him ruin the suit as he borrowed it, from a hot headed bastard (Gun). He is a sadist as shown when he enjoys violence and brutally beating up perpetrators/bullies just because it's fun. He loves money. He loves branded goods. References

Joon Goo comes across as unpredictable and indifferent. Most of the time, he appears to be an easygoing person, and he even retains this laid-back attitude in battle, even against powerful opponents like Logan, Johan, Gun, Sinu Han, and Daniel. However, beneath this carefree façade, he can be extremely violent and sadistic. This is shown when he tells Vasco's bullies that he is a villain, just like them, before viciously striking them in the face with a chair. Tom Lee mentioned that Goo only becomes serious when he is wielding a sword or anything similar.

He has shown a strong interest in money. Joon Goo was eager to make some additional money, even if he meant returning to Juvie due to the consequences of his activities. However, in Vasco's backstory. Goo recognized that "there is a knife and a victim" and decided to offer his service on the house. This is because he realized that he found violence more satisfying than the money he initially requested. He despises being underestimated and might become enraged when it occurs. He is known to become rather serious when wielding a sword or anything resembling one, and he regards swords with the utmost respect, as evidenced by his telling Robert Choi of the Black Bear Gang never to use a sword again.

He is shown to use the phrase “Holy!” Most likely picked up from hearing Tom Lee say it.

Male Age 16 (Creation of the Big 4 Crews)[2] 19[3] 20[4]

21 (Korean)[5] 19-20 (International) Birthdate Unknown Height 191cm[6] (6'3") Weight 86kg (189lbs) Professional Status Status School Unknown Occupation Detainee at Korea's Juvenile Prison (former) Charles Choi's bodyguard (former) Bounty hunter (former) Leader of Goo Kim's Secret Friends Kitae Kim's Ally Affiliation HNH Company (Former) Ten Geniuses (Former) VVIP Workers (Former) Goo Kim's Secret Friends 1.5 Generation Eugene Fighting Style Street Fighting Weapon Mastery Moonlight Style (50 Sword) Hwa Rang Do Batto Relationships Relatives Goo's Cousin (Cousin) Male Age 16 (Creation of the Big 4 Crews)[2] 19[3] 20[4]

21 (Korean)[5] 19-20 (International) Birthdate Unknown Height 191cm[6] (6'3") Weight 86kg (189lbs) Professional Status Status School Unknown Occupation Detainee at Korea's Juvenile Prison (former) Charles Choi's bodyguard (former) Bounty hunter (former) Leader of Goo Kim's Secret Friends Kitae Kim's Ally Affiliation HNH Company (Formerly) Ten Geniuses (Former) VVIP Workers (Former) Goo Kim's Secret Friends 1.5 Generation Eugene Fighting Style Street Fighting Weapon Mastery Moonlight Style (50 Sword) Hwa Rang Do Batto Relationships Relatives Goo's Cousin (Cousin) Male Age 16 (Creation of the Big 4 Crews)[2] 19[3] 20[4]

21 (Korean)[5] 19-20 (International) Birthdate Unknown Height 191cm[6] (6'3") Weight 86kg (189lbs) Professional Status Status School Unknown Occupation Detainee at Korea's Juvenile Prison (former) Charles Choi's bodyguard (former) Bounty hunter (former) Leader of Goo Kim's Secret Friends Kitae Kim's Ally Affiliation HNH Company (Formerly) Ten Geniuses (Former) VVIP Workers (Former) Goo Kim's Secret Friends 1.5 Generation Eugene Fighting Style Street Fighting Weapon Mastery Moonlight Style (50 Sword) Hwa Rang Do Batto Relationships Relatives Goo's Cousin (Cousin) Male Age 16 (Creation of the Big 4 Crews)[2] 19[3] 20[4]

21 (Korean)[5] 19-20 (International) Birthdate Unknown Height 191cm[6]

Goo Kim

YAM KOREAN 김준구 Kim Joon Goo JAPANESE Junnsuke CHINESE 金俊九 NICKNAMES Goo Goo (by Tom Lee) [1] Mr. Gold The Monster BASIC INFO GENDER Male AGE 16 (Creation of the Big 4 Crews)[2] 19[3] BIRTH FORM Unknown HEIGHT 191cm[4] WEIGHT Unknown PROFESSIONAL STATUS STATUS SCHOOL Unknown OCCUPATION Detainee at Korea's Juvenile Prison (former) Charles Choi's bodyguard AFFILIATION HNH Group (Head of Security) Ten Geniuses VVIP of the Workers FIGHTING STYLE Street Fighting Weapon Mastery Kendo RELATIONSHIPS RELATIVES Goo's Cousin (Cousin) APPEARANCES DEBUT Episode 55 LESS Sub-Pages: Overview Synopsis Relationships Image Gallery

Goo Kim (김준구 Kim Joon Goo) is a supporting character and an antagonist in Lookism. He is Charles Choi's bodyguard, the debt collector for the HNH Group's illegal money, one of the ten talented individuals raised by the HNH chairman, and one of the three kids trained by Tom Lee.

ADVERTISEMENT Appearance Joon Goo is a lean-built man with glasses and dyed blonde hair. He is always shown fashionably dressed, in a similar fashion as Jong Gun. Contrary to Gun, Joon Goo dresses in relatively lighter colors, (white and gold) as opposed to Gun's (gray and black).[1]

Personality

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