Wild's High School

After 42 years as an all-girls school specializing in martial arts, The Wild's High School has recently become a co-educational school with only one student (Song Jae Gu). The school is renowned for training champions and students who are known all over the world.

The school has 412 female students and one male student. She has been awarded the "Demonstration of Citizen Courage" award 74 times and has received 14 honorable mentions from the Commissioner General, 11 from the Ministry of Defense and 8 presidential awards from the President.

Its president is Charles Wilds and he believes that his students are exceptional. The girls who study at this institute possess top-notch combat skills. However, he thinks that they are missing something. The ideology of this school is that of "a perfect and strong woman", but the teachers have neglected them. He takes on the responsibility of teaching Wilds students the joy of childhood.

Wild's League:
At Wild's High School there is a specially conditioned ring. It is not just a fitness center, but a real mixed martial arts championship held twice a year. The Wild's League is very popular. Most cable channels broadcast the fights live, with high ratings each season. In addition, it can be seen all over the world through the internet broadcast. Because of this, Wild's League players become a kind of celebrities.

The League of the Wildlings is the only place in the world where teenage girls compete against each other to the limit.

The story revolves around an unlucky young high school student, Song Jae Gu. Jae Gu's father died of an unknown illness when he was young, causing his mother to abandon him and his two younger siblings. His mother's decision deeply affected him, leading to a diagnosis of misogyny (hatred of women) and gynophobia (fear of women). While struggling to care for his two younger siblings, he had an unusual stroke of luck when he was awarded a full three-year scholarship simply by attending the nearby high school known as "Wild's High-School." Wild's High has a 42-year history as a private all-girls school specializing in martial arts, catering exclusively to the elite. Wild's High is renowned for producing female mixed martial artists and is transitioning to co-ed in an attempt by the President (Charles Wilds) to help instill in his female students a "maidenly side" to accompany their mastery of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). After enrolling, Jae Gu discovers he's the first and only male student at what was formerly an all-girls school. Wild's High is also famous for hosting the Wild League, the most popular event in the country—the only place in the world where teenage girls engage in brutal, life-or-death fights. The story follows Jae Gu's struggle as the only boy in a school filled with beautiful and deadly women, learning to fight and defend himself.

Jae Gu is the male lead in the series. He is currently a freshman and the first male student to enter Wild's High after it transitioned from an all-female institution to a co-educational one. His boxing coach is Moon Young Lee.
Gender: Male
Age: 17
Birthday: September
9 Sign/Horoscope: Virgo
Blood Type: O
Height: 179 cm
Weight: 67 kg
Hair Color: Light
Brown Eye Color: Gray
Affiliation: The Tall of Wild
Occupation: Student, Part-Time
Worker Base of Operations: Car Wash Wild's High
Relatives: Park Sun Mi (mother),
Song Jae Hyung and Song Jae Som (younger brother and younger sister)
Fighting style: Boxing, MMA.

When Jae Gu was little, before the birth of his siblings, he would go fishing with his father, who often bought him ice cream. His father used to ask him about his dreams and goals, and he would tell him that without dreams one has nothing to live for, and that he should set small goals to achieve. Shortly after the birth of his siblings, Jae Gu's father passed away from an unknown illness, which devastated both Jae Gu and his mother. Unable to cope with the loss of her husband and raising three children, her mother abandoned them, leaving only a letter of apology. Jae Gu became the sole guardian of his siblings, taking on all the responsibilities of guardianship, which included getting a part-time job to fund the family's expenses. Upon entering high school, Jae Gu was bullied by Kim Han Gyul, who nicknamed him "Worker Song," beating, kicking, and forcing him to pull down his pants to humiliate him, which broke the young man's spirit and confidence.
After finishing high school, Charles Wilds contacted him and offered him a full scholarship if he attended Wild's High; He did so, and enrolled in school with the goal of getting a proper education and a future for his siblings.

Appearance: Jae Gu has short, brown hair with pink highlights, a scruffy fringe that is longer in the center and shorter on the sides, and an unruly lock of hair on the top of his head. He has large, gray eyes and a fair complexion.

At first, Jae Gu looks thin and shorter than her friends; however, this is due to his poor posture before being trained by them. As you progress through your workout, you look taller and your body gets toned.

In the story, many girls describe Jae Gu as handsome, and he is the object of many of her friends' wishes. Although he himself is unaware of his physical attractiveness, several of the female leads agree that Jae Gu is actually handsome.

He is also seen wearing his turquoise elephant underwear. It seems that it is the only one he has. All the girls think it's very cute. In scenes where he is shirtless, he is seen using tape on his nipples.

Personality: At the beginning of the series, Jae Gu is portrayed as a student who wishes to pass his academic studies smoothly. He considers himself bad at sports and wrestling, and believes himself to be weak and incapable of doing many things.

Jae Gu is often depicted with a comical horror at the actions of those around him, which usually leads him to hide or avoid, as much as possible, the drama of Wild's High. His lack of confidence and bad luck contrast humorously with the taunts he receives from Dal Dal Choi, Moon Young Lee, and Queen. Despite his lack of confidence, Jae Gu proves to have great potential as a fighter, being considered with an ideal physique and mentality for the fight.

Although he is the only male in the school, Jae Gu often refuses to be the center of attention. Wishing to avoid conflict at all costs, avoid participating in any school group or association. Unable to defend himself when he is beaten or attacked, after being confronted and humiliated by his high school bully, his desire to protect his family grows even more and he begins to dedicate his time to learning how to fight with his friends.

At the beginning of the series, Jae Gu feels fear and hatred towards women, which is due to his mother's abandonment by him and his brothers years before the current events. He calls Queen a monster when she demands that he collect the coins he had given her after a misunderstanding and considers almost all the girls at school fearsome, distrustful of them. As he befriends Queen, Dal Dal, and Moon Young, his distrust of women fades; however, his disgust and disgust at his mother's actions persist.

It is shown that when Jae Gu feels sad or lonely, thoughts about his father and memories of fishing make him feel better, showing that his father had an influential role in raising Jae Gu before his death.

Ingui Yoon (Queen) is an S-class wrestler, a student at Wild's High School, and the reigning Wilds League champion. She is close friends with Jae Gu and has a crush on him, though she realizes this later in the story.

He has swept the titles of Taekwondo, Karate, Mixed Martial Arts, his last title was in Kickboxing, after beating Hye Shin Kim.

Alias: Queen, Fighting Queen
Gender: Female
Age: 17
Birthday: March 4th
Sign/Horoscope:Piscis
Blood Type: A Height: 172
cm Weight: 52 kg

Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Lilac
Affiliation: Wild's High, YK Corporation
Occupation: Student
Base of Operations: Wild's High
Rank: S-Class
Previous Occupation: daughter of heir of YK Corporation
Relative(s): In Seung Yoon (brother)
Fighting style: Mixed Martial Arts

Yoon In Gyi, the Queen, is the daughter of YK, one of the largest corporations in the country. A Wild League champion the past two years, she is a sophomore in high school and famous across the country for her fighting skills. An S-Class student, he does not belong to any particular club, but participates in several. She is publicly known for being a champion in Taekwondo, Karate, Mixed Martial Arts and Kickboxing.

Appearance: Queen is a young woman with long blonde hair and lilac eyes. She possesses a slender figure, as described by Moon Young, who complements her physique in terms of speed in combat.
When she wears the Wild's High uniform, she wears her hair loose and neatly combed. When wearing his combat gear, he always wears it in a high ponytail, pulling most of the hair away from his face. As for formal attire, she usually wears her hair curled or tied back in a way that enhances her features.
As for her clothing, Queen usually wears the uniform of Wild High School. When she's not wearing it, she wears different outfits for formal events or to visit Jae Gu outside of school hours. She has two outfits for combat: the first consists of a tank top that extends beyond her shorts, giving the impression of a dress, although she can occasionally substitute it for a sports bra. The second set consists of a white sweatshirt with two red stripes on the sleeve and a black tank top underneath; His pants are usually black and reach above his ankles.

Personality: Initially, Queen is cold and stern towards those who annoy her or meet her for the first time. She doesn't usually show many emotions when she's around people, keeping an expressionless face and repressing her feelings. However, in private, Queen often reveals her true personality: that of someone who is nervous and unsure of her feelings and actions, especially in front of Jae Gu.

She is direct with those who comment on her wealth, appearance, and lifestyle, and often makes clear to them her mistakes towards herself and her family without losing her cool. Queen usually keeps her composure and rarely gets angry, unless provoked or her loved ones attacked. She is reluctant to have her privacy invaded or anything that harms her brother's future at YK Corporation.

Queen is the firstborn of the YK family, the third-largest group in the financial world. As heiress, she was educated to lead the company's fourteen branches and to surpass any man in many fields, receiving an exceptional education. From birth, she was raised as the heiress of the company. Queen was not only raised to be superior to men, but she was raised as a man, realizing that she was a girl only at the age of five. Even his name was a boy's.

She learned everything she needed to be the boss of the company. She was brought up to be superior to any other man.

At the age of nine, In Seung Yoon, Queen's younger brother, was born. When he became the heir, Queen was finally able to grow as a woman. Although she felt some guilt about the burden her brother had transferred, she was thrilled to be able to grow her hair and wear skirts.

Her happiness was short-lived, because some time later she experienced her first rejection from a boy she liked. Because of her social status, she only attended public school ten days a month, but that didn't stop her from being attracted to the boy who sat next to her. On his birthday, as he invited his friends to his party, Queen asked if he could join them.

The boy, Ja Ho Yoo, rejected her, claiming that they didn't know each other well and asking her why she pretended to be nice. He added that he did not know that it was a girl. Laughing, she told her that she looked ridiculous in that skirt and her hair so short, and suggested that she wear pants like before her brother's birth.

Queen was heartbroken; it was the first time she wore a skirt, she had even put a flower in her hair and bought a gift for Ja Ho Yoo. In tears, she told Driver Park everything, who tried to comfort her as he drove her home.

A few years later, during his freshman year of high school, after explaining to Driver Park that he was considering asking his father to quit

A few years later, during her freshman year of high school, after explaining to Driver Park that she was considering asking her father to stop forcing her to go to public school, claiming that she was often bored, she saw Ja Ho Yoo, whose friend commented that she was pretty.

In his attempts to flirt with her, he explains who he is and how they met. Surprised by the information about her status, he clarifies that he had heard a rumor that the daughter of the YK principal was attending school without knowing that it was her. Only after realizing that she belongs to the upper class, unlike him, who is from the lower class, does Ja Ho Yoo ask for her number and invite her to his birthday party the following week. He apologizes for his past actions, telling her that he was in love with her back then, which Queen realizes is a lie, which outrages her. Angry, she punches him in the face, leading her to believe that men can be cruel.

Lee Moon Young is an S-class wrestler and sophomore at Wild High School. She is the president of the boxing club. She is Wild's boxing welterweight champion and one of the main female protagonists of the series. She is Queen's best friend and confidant, Dal Dal Choi's friendly rival, and Jae Gu Song's trainer. Lee Moon Young, a sophomore at Wild's High and one of Queen's closest friends. She is the daughter of a boxing gym manager and Wild's Class 2-A boxing welterweight champion, as well as the head of the boxing club.

Currently, she competes for Song Jae Gu's affection with Choi Dal Dal, due to the school principal's promise to give them extra points for developing more "sweet" personalities.

Alias: Piggie (Dal Dal Choi)
Gender: Female
Age: 17
Birthday: March 5th
Sign/Horoscope: Piscis
Blood Type: B
Height: 177cm
Weight: 59kg
Hair Color: Pink
Eye Color: Pink
Affiliation: Wild's High, Boxing Club
Occupation: Student
Base of Operations: Wild's High, Moon Gym
Rank: S-Class
Relative(s): Lee Moon Gwang (father)
Fighting style: Boxing

Appearance: Lee Moon Young's most striking feature is his pink hair, which he wears styled in a loose, casual bun on top of his head. He has pink eyes and a toned, muscular physique.

She's usually seen wearing a red tracksuit with two yellow stripes on the leg and the jacket zipper. For training, she often changes into a sports bra and red shorts; other times, she opts for a sports bra and blue pants.

Following the temporary revocation of her S-Class rank, she is seen wearing the standard Wild Institute uniform. After Jae Gu remarks that it's strange to see Moon Young out of her usual attire, she disguises her change of clothes by letting her hair down, revealing long, wavy locks.

Personality: Moon Young is carefree, loud, and boisterous by nature, and, despite her former love rivalry with Dal Dal and Queen over Jae Gu, she is fiercely loyal and protective of her friends. She is willing to fight to the end for them, no matter the cause. Moon Young is a straightforward person who often speaks his mind and approaches problems in a practical way. His solution to many problems, like that of most of the characters in the series, is usually by force. In battles where his opponents are disrespectful, he usually remains calm; however, if they insult her because of her appearance or weight, she does not hesitate to cause them serious harm.

Moon Young is a very determined and passionate fighter. Wanting to compete with Queen's speed, he trains and loses weight to increase it. Even after losing her S-rank privileges for a brief period, she was seen training all night at her family's gym.

She is very observant of people and situations, capturing body language, postures, emotions and information related to the lives of others. He has a type of man that appeals to him, with a predilection for more fragile and dependent men, as evidenced by his crush on Jae Gu, which is transferred to Choi Kang Rok during his training.

Moon Young's parents were boxing champions who met during a fight, got married, and divorced. Her mother left her and her father so she could compete in more tournaments around the world; however, her father loves her very much and neither Moon Young nor her father hold a grudge for their mother's decision to leave. In the past, Moon Young weighed 65 kg and Dal Dal and her own father considered her to be corpulent. To compete at the same level as Queen, he set out to lose weight to match hers. He has participated in many tournaments, but has yet to win a match against Queen.

Dal Dal Choi is a cute and cheerful girl. She is the president of the Taekwondo club at Wild's High and maintains a healthy rivalry with Moon Young Lee when it comes to martial arts and with Queen for the attention of the series' protagonist, Jae Gu Song.
Choi Dal Dal (Kor: 최달달) is a cute and cheerful young woman. She is the president of the Taekwondo club at Wilds

High School Alias: Rindeepforest, Aoi, Eoa, Yin, Yang, Nog Nog

Gender: Female
Age: 18
Birthday: July 27th
Sign/Horoscope: Leo
Blood Type: A
Height: 159 cm
Weight: 45 kg
Hair Color: Dirty Blonde
Eye Color: Brown
Affiliation: Wild's High, Taekwondo Club
Occupation: Student
Base of Operations: Wild's High
Rank: S-Class
Relative(s): Mother, Father

Fighting style: Taekwondo

Unfortunately, she is a person who not only has a pretty appearance and great physical abilities, but also all the attributes for which she can be scolded: accident-prone, impulsive, and annoying. Although she is a queen, she has circumstances that could generate sympathy, but she lacks all of that.
However, as serialization progressed, it evolved beautifully into a megadere that appeals to a lot of tenderness and overtly deredere. At first, he only shows a nuisance, but as the story progresses, he actually helps Jaegu more and more. He is one of the few people around him who can provide adequate help because the conditions for reconstruction are very precarious. Thanks to her, her image has been renewed and her popularity is on the rise. In the recent series, he calls Jae-goo Song 'Sweetheart' and 'Seobang' and acts aegyo.

He is kind to Jaegu, but behaves rudely towards other men and women. In his work, he doesn't think about the situation of others and can be seen in many scenes where he earns enemies by saying hostile things. Especially since he was in first grade, he has had an inferiority + rivalry complex, and now that he is in the second year, he has a problem with Jaegu, so he disagrees with Queen. Whenever he meets Queen, he never forgets to say "Queen Go Nyon." At first I was a fan of his, but little by little he implied that Queen didn't even like him. He was especially upset when he was told Queen might not come, saying, "I have a better life, so you wouldn't mind a match?" Munyeong criticized him for saying the same thing.

Trivia: Out of all the girls, Dal Dal Choi is the only one who kissed Jae Gu Song on both the cheek and mouth.
According to Dal Dal herself, she wants to have ten children with Jae Gu Song.
She desires Jae Gu for herself and rejects any girl who tries to win him over. Jae Som is an exception, as she is Jae Gu's sister.

Appearance: She is very proud of her adorable looks and sensual lips, and she won the title of "Pink Lips" in a children's beauty pageant. It is said that up to 372 boys tried to conquer it. In their first meeting, she tried to kiss Jae Gu, but failed, as he managed to cover his mouth with his hand. She is often seen in her school uniform and dobok (taekwondo uniform).

Dal Dal is often called Mouse and Pinkie (in reference to a little mouse) because of her size. Despite his short stature, he is very flexible and can kick up to the height of a taller person's head. On one occasion, he performed a reverse huryeochagi (hwechook chagi or roundhouse kick) and took Mi Nam Li's hat off.

Dal Dal always wears tiger ears. These ears are detachable and are attached to the hair with bobby pins. The author also sometimes adds a tail.

Background: Dal Dal is the daughter of a Korean food researcher. She started practicing taekwondo as a sport to stay healthy. However, he ended up becoming more interested in taekwondo than cooking. Later on, she appreciates her cooking skills as she can cook for her beloved Jae Gu.

Talent: Dal Dal is very skilled in taekwondo. His kicks are famous for their power and range of motion. Few dare to train with it without a helmet, like Moon Young. His weak points are his low stamina and the predictability of his powerful kicks. According to Jae Gu, Dal Dal has a natural talent for wrestling, but he doesn't train with the necessary intensity.

The daughter of a Korean food researcher, Dal Dal is not only good at fighting, but also an excellent cook. In the run-up to the Wild League Qualifiers, Dal Dal would prepare food for Jae Gu every day, which they would then eat together with Moon Young Lee after Jae Gu's training.

Kim Hyeshin is a student at Gura High School and a fierce young woman. She was the kickboxing champion for two consecutive years until Queen defeated her. She is currently a second-year student at Gura High School, where she trains for a future rematch against Queen.
She is a short-tempered redheaded yandere, a senior at Goo Ra High School, and a rival of Wild.

Tall. Formerly a two-year women's kickboxing champion before her defeat by

Queen has vowed revenge on Queen and Wild in the next

Savages League Tournament.
Gender: Female
Hair Color: Crimson Red
Eye Color: Red
Affiliation: Goo Ra High
Occupation: Student
Base of Operations: Goo Ra High
Relative(s): Kim Hye Sung
Fighting style: Kickboxing

Appearance: Kim Hye Shin has deep red hair and eyes of the same color. At school, he wears an open black jacket over a white button-down shirt, with a square-ended black tie that he wears loosely around his neck, and a short black skirt with a slit. She can be seen wearing a green tracksuit during her workouts at the kickboxing club. During the fights, Hye Shin wears a light blue sports bra and black capri leggings.

Fight: Kim Hye Shin was a kickboxing champion before her loss at the hands of Queen and has proven to be a strong contender in the Wild League. This was confirmed by Jae Gu, who trained with her and realized that Moon Young Lee and Dal Dal Choi would not be able to beat her easily. She is very complete in terms of speed and power, being faster than Moon Young Lee but more powerful than Dal Dal. On the other hand, Moon Young has greater power, while Dal Dal has greater speed.

Women's kickboxing champion. She is not a high school student at Wiles, but a second-year high school girl who attends the neighboring Gura school. He has short red hair. However, from the beginning, she fainted in a match against Queen, who said that she was kickboxing for the first time, but she couldn't accept defeat, so she kept screaming, but after eating her end, she was taken away. The moment Yoon In-gwi finds Song Jae-goo, who had mistakenly entered the school girls' shower, he reappears with his gang and storms into the shower. She came to declare war on Yoon In-gwi that he would take revenge on the League of Wilds, and although she didn't intend to, she extended Song Jae-goo's life for a while. However, seeing as he retreats under the pressure of Choi Dal-dal's strength after being beaten back and forth, the chance of revenge seems low.

Enraged that Yoon In-gwi pointed directly at Jae-gu Song in the Wild League, dragged him into the preliminary ring and forced Jae-gu to compete. However, Lee Seul, not seeing that Jaegu was in trouble, arrives and blows up two minor students at once.

When Lee Moon-yeong, who was in the worst situation, arrived and moderately threatened, he seemed to back down... But when the male and younger students who followed him crowded around him, he behaved confidently again. However, Lee Moon-young was very upset by this cowardly appearance.

Choi Dal-moon bursts in, but the Wildguards, sent before the situation escalated, intervene. However, she did not know the guards and began to struggle. One of them, Ina-senpai, pressed her shoulder, but her leg went limp, and she lost consciousness. And the young people supported and left. In the end, this time too, he couldn't escape being a combat power meter.

Later, he appears after a long time, slapping the extremely excited Song Jae-goo on the cheek and saying, "At least we're not moving our fists anywhere!" But it's funny when you think about who it was that broke into Wild's high school in the first place and messed with her, and it's weird that Kim Han-gyeol put up with what he did to Song Jae-goo's younger siblings (actually an assassination attempt).

He participated in the Wilds League, in the quarterfinals, Queen, who had gone on a business trip, withdrew and won the game.

She has a dog named Hoon at home.

Kim Hye-seong, a 3-year-old older brother, showed up, but he treats the older brother who has become a disabled person as an incompetent person. Looking at his childhood photos, he had a pretty good relationship with his brother and sister before the comet was destroyed. There were many photos of her with a friendly composition, and looking back at Hye-seong, these siblings were just children living happily in a normal and harmonious family. She treats herself as a dark story. Watching Lee Moon-young, Song Jae-goo, and Choi Dal-dal, who came out as a record just before the finals, react nervously when asked who the person in the photo was.

Judging by the reactions she received after hearing her mother say that Hyesung had changed since Jaegu and her group went home, or after hearing Lee Minam's advice that he was too obsessed with his goal, Kim seems to have a better relationship with his older brother after the finals.

He says he initially enjoyed exercising, perhaps to protect his family, but he's become too obsessive. This means he has the same scars as his older brother, who became disabled. His older brother, the pillar of the family, excelled academically and athletically, and had a good personality, but he became paranoid and took on heavier responsibilities. However, one of his subordinates is Kim Han-gyeol, who bullies weaker friends and enjoys it. Due to his inferiority complex regarding Wilde High School, even when his subordinates act as bullies, he is described as looking out for and encouraging him.

Lee Seub Seul is the president of the kendo club (and captain of the fencing club), as well as Lee Go Seul's older sister and former coach. She is a student at Wild's High School and is known for her skills in both kendo and martial arts.

Gender: Female
Age: Unknown
January 1st (Capricorn)

Hair Color: Dark Blue
Eye Color: Red
Affiliation: Wild's High, Kendo Club
Previous Affiliation: Wild's League Participant
Occupation: Student
Base of Operations: Wild's High
Rank: S-Class
Relative(s) Lee Go Seul (sister)
Fighting style: Kendo
Weapons: Bamboo sword

Fight: Seub Seul is an outstanding fighter in hand-to-hand combat. As her younger sister's former trainer, she possesses great prowess in both hand-to-hand combat and gun combat. Her main interest is kendo and as the club's president, she is considered a valuable fighter in the sport, despite the fact that the club currently has only two members.

The Kendo Department claims that it first appeared in recruiting new members. When he appeared, he did so with charisma in his own way with the phrase "Have you heard about the reputation of our kendo club? Only three people are accepted," but Choi Dal-dal and Lee Moon-young, who later appeared, completely marginalized her.
He doesn't seem to get along with Choi Dal-dal. She is the older sister of Lee Seul, who practices wushu. With her glasses on, her appearance is enhanced even by the extras, but when she gets serious, her eyes under the glasses are visible and have a strength of their own. However, he carries little weight, so he is a bitter character in many ways, just like his name.
In the quarterfinals, she won against her younger brother, Lee Seul, and in the semifinals, she faced Hyeshin Kim.
Of course, as the name implies, because Daldal is literally sweet and Hauseul is bitter. It's bittersweet for a wet person like this.

Partition: Seub Seul wears only the traditional kendo practitioners' uniform, which is dark blue. He usually wears glasses with large round lenses that often block his pink eyes from being seen. As he struggles, he removes his glasses, which makes his eyes appear narrower, evidencing the difficulty of adjusting to contact lenses. Her hair is black and she wears it in a bob cut with straight bangs that frame her face.

Personality: Seub Seul first appears when he enters the Taekwondo club to pick up Go Seul and take her to the Wushu club. When Dal Dal warns Go Seul that if Seub Seul hadn't shown up so soon, he would have been injured, Seub Seul is quick to warn Dal Dal that he is wrong about how the fight would have gone. Seub Seul doesn't appear again until the Wild Fighting Tournament, where he fights Soryeong Lee, a Wushu and Jeet Kune Do fighter, whom he quickly defeats. After defeating his opponent, he claims that he fights ugly. During her sister's fights, she supports her from the sidelines, often telling her to be careful or stop behaving like a child. Later in the tournament, she faces Go Seul, who manages to hit her several times. Knowing his sister's ability, he asks a member of the Kendo club to bring him an orange umbrella, which brings Go Seul to tears as he remembers how affectionate Seub Seul was during his childhood. Unable to confront his sister with full strength, Seub Seul defeats Go Seul and tells her that she shouldn't have let her guard down. He then tells her that it was his last chance to reach the finals because he is a senior, but that Go Seul would do well next year if he participated.

Seub Seul first appears when he enters the Taekwondo club to pick up Go Seul and take her to the Wushu club. When Dal Dal warns Go Seul that if Seub Seul hadn't shown up so soon, he would have been injured, Seub Seul is quick to warn Dal Dal that he is wrong about how the fight would have gone. Seub Seul doesn't appear again until the Wild Fighting Tournament, where he fights Soryeong Lee, a Wushu and Jeet Kune Do fighter, whom he quickly defeats. After defeating his opponent, he claims that he fights ugly. During her sister's fights, she supports her from the sidelines, often telling her to be careful or stop behaving like a child. Later in the tournament, she faces Go Seul, who manages to hit her several times. Knowing his sister's ability, he asks a member of the Kendo club to bring him an orange umbrella, which brings Go Seul to tears as he remembers how affectionate Seub Seul was during his childhood. Unable to confront his sister with full strength, Seub Seul defeats Go Seul and tells her that she shouldn't have let her guard down. He then tells her that it was his last chance to reach the finals because he is a senior, but that Go Seul would do well next year if he participated.

Lee Go Seul is a freshman at Wild's High School, just like Song Jae Gu. She is a member of the Wushu Club, and although at first glance she appears weak and clumsy, her personality changes once she enters the ring or is challenged. While she clearly prefers gun combat (she always carries a real arsenal with her in her bag), she is also adept at unarmed combat, which makes her look like a strong contender even against Queen.

Gender: Female
Age: Unknown
January 1st (Capricorn)

Height: 162cm
Weight: 48kg
Hair Color: Teal
Eye Color: Red
Affiliation: Wild's High, Wushu Club
Previous Affiliation: Wild's League Participant
Occupation: Student
Relative(s): Lee Seub Seul (sister)
Fighting style: Wushu
Weapons: Swords

Fight: Go Seul's fighting skills are revealed when her sister picks her up from the Taekwondo club audition. She was about to fight Choi Dal Dal (S-rank) when her sister interrupts her and drags her to the Wushu club. Before leaving, Choi tells her that she was lucky that her sister saved her, to which Choi replies that it could have been the other way around.

Wushu
Lee Go Seoul practices the Chinese martial art Wushu. Wushu (Chinese: 武术) is both an exhibition and full-contact sport, derived from traditional Chinese martial arts. It was developed in China after 1949, with the aim of standardizing the practice of these martial arts. The term wushu means "martial arts" in Chinese (武 "Wu" = military or martial, 术 "Shu" = art). Today, wushu has become an international sport thanks to the International Wushu Federation (IWUF), which organizes the World Wushu Championships every two years.

A girl and is a freshman like Song. Her appearance is an appropriate combination of glasses and braided hair, and she has the most normal personality among all the heroines who have appeared so far. As a big girl with glasses, she also has clumsy attributes.

Appearance: Lee Go Seul has dark turquoise hair pulled back in two ponytails. She has reddish/pink eyes and wears large, round, rimless glasses. She is usually seen in the Wild's High uniform or a one-piece red combat suit during Wild League matches.

Personality: Go Seul seems kind and sweet, as evidenced by her compassion towards Song. In addition, he intervenes when Song is in danger. His role has been secondary, but he always makes himself known when he is around.

Unlike Dal Dal, who is energetic and curious, Moon Young, who is boisterous and eager to fight, and Queen, who is cold and aloof, Go Seul is willing to simply listen to Jae Gu's troubles and feelings.

Friends and Family: Go Seul has an older sister, named Seub Seul, who is the captain of Wild High School's Kendo Club.
She is friends with Song Jae Gu and is currently the only girl that Song seems to feel completely at ease with and has never avoided her. The clearest example is that Song confessed his suicidal thoughts to her, even crying in front of her.

Go Seul makes a cameo in episode 7, when Jae Gu sees her stumble over her team and comments that there are people like him, who are not especially good at sports.

She introduces herself in chapter 8, appearing alongside Jae Gu when she watches boxing training and while looking for Wushu's club. Dal Dal, who mistakes them for Taekwondo club hopefuls, drags them inside. After "getting" Jae Gu into his club, Dal Dal decides to train with Go Seul. Go Seul, insisting that she cannot learn Taekwondo, manages to convince Dal Dal to let her use her Wushu. Then Go Seul pulls out two swords and tells Dal Dal that she is ready.

Li Mi Nam is a freshman at Goo Ra High School, majoring in boxing. He is friends with Hye Shin Kim and Kim Han Gyul, and often acts as a mediator between his friends at Goo Ra High School and the students at Wild High School.

Gender: Male
Age: 16 and/or
Height: 183cm(6ft)
Weight: 70kg(154.3lbs)
Hair Color: Grey
Eye Color: Grey
Affiliation: Goo Ra High
Previous Affiliation: Wild's League Participant
Occupation: Student
Base of Operations: Goo Ra High
Rank: S fighter
Fighting style: Boxing

Appearance: Li Mi Nam is tall and thin. But when asked his opinion on Kang Rok's right to fight, he said that he used to be the same height [Kang Rok's current height] when he was younger. He is often seen wearing a black hat with the uniform worn by Goo Ra High School. He is always seen wearing sports tape on the bridge of his nose. When fighting, Mi Nam takes off his shirt and puts on a pair of sweatpants. He has an athletic body type that Dal Dal praises and comments that both his height and build are perfect for the fighting style he wears. When not wearing her hat, Mi Nam is shown with short, gray hair that is tousled towards the front of her head. Its eyes are depicted as gray and heavy-eyelided, giving it a naturally relaxed expression.

Personality: Li Mi Nam possesses very strong morals, especially when it comes to fighting and friendship. He is loyal to his friends and usually trusts his words more than anyone else's, regardless of whether they are being honest or not. He is very dedicated to wrestling and respects the rules and regulations of his sport. He has shown himself to be compassionate towards others, as evidenced on two occasions with Jae Gu: Kim Han Gyul apologizes to him for poisoning his brothers with spoiled sushi and gives up his fight against Jae Gu, as he felt it would not be fair and would damage his confidence. He also shows respect for his opponents, caring for them and apologizing for any injuries he caused them.

Li Mi Nam first appears when he confronts Moon Young after she defeats one of his colleagues with a single punch. During the fight, he remarks that Moon Young's punches are softer due to her weight loss, which infuriates her. She then increases her punching power, informing him that her weight loss allows her to be faster, while he is slow but quite powerful. Later, when the Wild League preliminaries are announced, he appears and sees his name on the list along with other students from Goo Ra High School. When Han Gyul asks why Jae Gu is on the list and begins to mock him, Mi Nam asks how he knows Jae Gu. Moon Young greets him and informs him that he and Jae Gu are in the same preliminary round. He tells her that the men in the league are worthless and that the reason he's competing is to have a chance to beat her when they face off.

Dal Dal approaches him and demands to know why everyone at her school is arrogant and thinks they're the best, to which he responds by asking the same question about the students at Wild High. He then insults her, questioning her strength and fighting ability. She kicks his hat off and says she doesn't think he'll make it past the preliminaries and that he and his friends will be defeated by Jae Gu in the Wild league.

He is then seen waiting outside Jae Gu's house with Han Gyul; Jae Gu, believing he's there to fight, raises his fists. To defuse the situation, he tells Jae Gu that, whether he likes it or not, boxers don't fight outside the ring and that the real reason he's there is to end the dispute between Han Gyul and Jae Gu, prompting Han Gyul to apologize to Jae Gu. He then tells Jae Gu that he should improve his boxing technique, but that his basic stance and eye contact were good for a beginner and that he could improve a lot with time.

When Jae Gu enters Goo Ra High School with bloodied feet, he asks why he's there. Ignored, he watches as Jae Gu attacks Han Gyul with a chair. Seeing that Jae Gu will cause serious harm, he punches him in the shoulder, preventing him from attacking Han Gyul. He again asks why Jae Gu is at the school and why he wants to attack Han Gyul, which provokes him to attack again. He overhears Jae Gu's reason for attacking Han Gyul when he tries to subdue him.

Hye Shin Kim enters the classroom asking about the noise, while he and Jae Gu try to explain the situation. Mi Nam watches in shock as he slaps the angry Jae Gu and tells him to behave. Mi Nam and her classmates hear a helicopter approaching the school, carrying Moon Young and Dal Dal. She watches them confront Goo Ra's students and sees Lee Na arguing with her sofa. Later, she is seen in the assistant principal's office requesting that Han Gyul be replaced by a classmate from the Wild League, hoping to resolve the issue between him and Jae Gu, since they are in the same class.

He is then seen telling Han Gyul to train. Han Gyul dismisses his claims that Jae Gu could defeat him if he trained and had natural talent. Recalling their earlier conversation in the deputy director's office, he confronts Han Gyul about the previous incident and reminds him that Jae Gu never said what Han Gyul had done to his brothers, but Han Gyul knew they had food poisoning. Han Gyul defends himself by saying that Mi Nam should believe him because they are friends, to which Mi Nam replies that she does so precisely for that reason.

Kim Yeo Jung is a girl who first appears alongside her fighting partner, Kim Jun Gu, as a guest fighter in the Wild Superior League. Her opponent in the guest match is Dal Dal Choi, against whom she loses. Following her defeat, she is allowed to join the Wild Superior League and attend classes.

Gender: Female
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Grey
Affiliation: Wild's High
Previous Affiliation: Kung Fu Association
Occupation: Student
Base of Operations: Wild's High
Fighting style: Kung Fu
Weapons: Rod

Talent: Both belong to the Jung Ryoon Gwan Moon Ha Chinese Martial Arts Society and specialize in weapons combat. However, Yeo Jung is highly skilled in hand-to-hand combat and doesn't hesitate to counterattack when necessary, a quality he demonstrates by fighting Mi Nam completely unarmed and nearly defeating him.

Appearance: Although she is female, Yeo Jung is often mistaken for a man. This is due to her short, messy black hair, her pale, refined face, and the voluminous white uniform she first appears in. Another distinctive feature of Yeo Jung is the black eyeliner and red makeup she wears, which accentuate her narrow gray eyes. After enrolling at Wild's High, she is seen wearing both the standard pink tracksuit worn by students in training and the standard school uniform worn by the girls.

Personality: Yeo Jung is a quiet person who usually only speaks when spoken to first. She is confident in her fighting skills but admits when her style has weaknesses or flaws compared to others. She is affectionate towards her friends, making sure Jae Gu Song doesn't do anything he'll regret and even walking him home on the bus. She is very polite, not rejecting the advances of girls who mistake her for a boy and not correcting them when they call her a boy, although she did correct Dal Dal after he joined Wild's High. She has a peculiar sense of humor, finding it amusing to read the notes girls leave her at night trying to flirt with her, and even offers some to Jae Gu to make him laugh. In chapters 183, 184, and 185, more of her personality is revealed (in her conversation with Jaegu), where she is shown to be a wise, disciplined person and a good advisor. She is also very direct, unlike other typical girls. She bluntly tells Gangrok he's handsome, immediately offers him half of the coffee she was drinking, and asks for his number while she's drinking it, before leaving. This is a sweet and confirmed romance between Gangrok and Yeo Jung.

Yeo Jung, along with Kim Joon Gu, transfers to Wild's High as a first-year student after competing in the guest match against Dal Dal and Moon Young Lee. Since their teacher is about to leave for China, he wants to enroll them at Wild's High, using their matches against Dal Dal and Moon Young as a test for their admission to the academy. After being enrolled, they encounter Dal Dal and Jae Gu, who are surprised to discover that they are both women. Later, Yeo Jung is seen traveling by bus. After seeing Jae Gu enter the gym at Goo Ra High, he follows him and watches him spar with Kim Hye Shin. He asks Jae Gu why he is at the Goo Ra High gym and, after learning that he wants to get training advice for Moon Young and Dal Dal, offers his help. Li Mi Nam asks him if he would like to have a trial match with him. Believing he can beat Li Mi Nam, he accepts his offer but loses. On the bus ride home, she and a badly injured Jae Gu sat and talked about the matches. Jae Gu received some notes addressed to her and handed them to her, asking about them. She mentioned how many notes she received and offered him some to read if he ever needed them.

Kim Joon Gu is a guest fighter who participated in the Wild League. She is a member of the Jung Ryoon Gwan Moon Ha Chinese Martial Arts Society. After her guest match, her teacher enrolled her as a first-year student at Wild High School.

Gender: Female
Hair Color: Black
Affiliation: Wild's High
Previous Affiliation: Kung Fu Association
Occupation: Student
Base of Operations: Wild's High
Fighting style: Kung Fu
Weapons: Swords, Knives

Talent: Trained by a renowned Kung Fu master, Kim Joon Gu possesses exceptional martial arts skills. She is often seen fighting with bladed weapons, such as swords or knives. Her knife skills made her a threat to a group of thugs who attacked Kim Hye Sung.

Appearance: Joon Gu has short, curly hair, styled slightly upright on her head. Her hair is black and adorned with triangular red hair clips. She almost always wears square glasses with thick black frames. She is only seen without them during her fight with Moon Young Lee and after she is seen in the shower; occasionally, her eyes appear squinted, showing her difficulty seeing without them. In her first appearance, Joon Gu wears a white crew-neck blouse and pants, which makes it difficult for Jae Gu, Dal Dal, and Moon Young to identify her body and gender, as they believe she is a boy. After enrolling at the school, she is seen in the Wild's High uniform or in athletic wear.

Personality: Joon Gu is confident in her fighting skills, especially regarding her weapon, as she specialized in swords in her first battle. Despite her fighting prowess, Joon Gu longs to be more feminine and takes cooking classes with Dal Dal Choi after learning she is the daughter of a famous local chef. She even begins dressing more femininely, though she is often mistaken for a man when seen wearing anything other than a dress or the standard Wild's High uniform. Joon Gu is easily startled and frightened by Dal Dal's loudness and impatience, as seen when Joon Gu slowly measures sauces. Joon Gu becomes easily angered when protecting what she loves and in situations where someone hits or attacks her.

Background: She entered the Wild League as a guest fighter and was transferred to the main league after her defeat. She then sought Choi Dal Dal's help to become more feminine. Choi Dal Dal tries to teach her to cook. She seems to have developed a crush on Kim Hye Sung.

Appearance: Lee Ina is taller than the average woman and has a slender, feminine hourglass figure. Her straight blonde hair, with side-swept bangs, beautifully frames her defined features. She has a piercing gaze and lips that are usually pressed together or pursed. She often has a cold expression.

Personality: Lee Ina doesn't talk much and is usually quite indifferent. She gets straight to the point and answers without emotion. She calculates her responses to defuse the situation, but she doesn't hesitate to subdue someone with her intimidating yet sensual aura.
Those who disobey the savages' rules will be severely punished, and will receive even harsher treatment if they respond insolently. This is especially true if the person is a student who knows the rules. She will follow them to the letter and will not hesitate to act firmly against those who do not comply.
Ina has a yellow and white cat named Moran.

Alias: Lady Ina
Gender: Female
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Purple
Affiliation: Wild's Guard
Previous Affiliation: Wild's High
Occupation: Wild's Guard
Base of Operations: Wild's High
Rank: S-Class (former)
Previous Occupation: Student
Fighting style: Mixed Martial Arts

Talent: Wild school escort and undefeated former champion with 35 wins, 32 of them by knockout.

It can calm a person's nerves simply by placing a hand on their shoulder. It's supposed to do this by pressing on a vital point.

History: Little is known about her past, except that she graduated from Wild High School four years prior to the present as one of the top students. For this reason, she was chosen to be part of the Wild Guard.

In short, the Wild's High Guards are like student counselors, but at Wild's High, their role goes far beyond that! They are all Wild's High alumni, all S-rank, and belong to the top 0.3% of S-class graduates and above. They receive high salaries and are exempt from the travel ban when they neutralize enemies. Inside the school, they break up fights, referee, and judge matches. Outside of school, they work as national VIP bodyguards, instructors at guard institutes, and are the best in the world in their respective fields.

It's a dream job, full of honor and pride! Their main role is to deal with violence and serve as judges for the League of Savages.

No more than three people have ever been admitted to the Wild's Guard each year. They are the finest among Wild's High alumni and are renowned for their intelligence, elegance, power, and pride.

The Wild Guards are the epitome of the ideal Wild student.

The Wild Guard is exempt from any repercussions regarding legal action.

Kim Han Gyul is a former classmate of Jae Gu Song. He used to bully Jae Gu at their previous school, and upon learning that he was attending Wild High School, he resumed his harassment. He is a first-year student at Goo Ra High School, specializing in kickboxing.

Gender: Male
Hair Color: Red
Eye Color: Red
Affiliation: Goo Ra High
Previous Affiliation: Wild's League
Occupation: Student (former)
Base of Operations: Goo Ra High
Fighting style: Kickboxing

Background: He went to the same high school as Jae Gu Song and bullied him throughout the school year. He called him nicknames like "Worker Song" and yelled obscene insults at him whenever he had the chance.

Talent: At Goo Ra High School, he is considered a top-tier kickboxing prospect. While a capable fighter, he often resorts to unethical methods to win, carrying weapons when confronting his opponents and striking them with objects, even if it could cause serious harm. In his fight against Jae Gu, he uses his elbow to injure him and obstruct his vision during the bout. Throughout the fight, he employs numerous dirty techniques, many of which are considered illegal in official matches.

Appearance: Kim Han Gyul's hair is crimson red, spiked on top and shorter and neatly styled on the sides. His eyes are small and black, often described as "small" by those who meet him for the first time. He has dark eyebrows that always give him an angry or frustrated look. In terms of height, he is a few centimeters shorter than Jae Gu. He is often seen wearing the Goo Ra High School uniform, which consists of a black shirt, tie, trousers, shoes, and a white collared shirt. When training, he wears the green and yellow tracksuit worn by all Goo Ra High School students. In his battle against Jae Gu in the League of Savages, he wears a green tank top and red boxing gloves with the bottom half of his Goo Ra High School tracksuit.

Personality: Kim Han Gyul is cruel and ruthless. He is selfish with everyone, even his own friends. He shows no remorse after harming Jae Gu's brothers or Jae Gu himself. When confronted by his teammates or coach, he cowers or lies, but when facing Wild's students, he acts arrogantly. Nothing in his mind should stop him from getting his way, and anything that makes him look bad must be eliminated. He is foul-mouthed, self-centered, and arrogant. Most of his boasts are just empty words and worthless when confronted. After being defeated by Jae Gu, he remains angry and resentful toward him, but he stops calling him "Worker Song," the old nickname he used at his previous school.

Choi Kang Rok is a ninth-grade student who was saved by Song Jae Gu, to whom he has a deep devotion. He plans to enter Wild's High School with the goal of becoming as strong as Jae Gu.

Gender: Male
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Affiliation: Middle School
Occupation: Student

Story: In high school, Kang Rok is bullied by several classmates. At one point, Jae Gu discovers him and helps him defend himself. Inspired by Jae Gu's strength and their similar past, Kang Rok vows to become stronger and asks the older man to train him, despite Jae Gu not being an experienced fighter. It is later revealed that he ranks third in his school's academic standing, a difficult achievement to attain. Upon meeting Kim Yeo Jung, Kang Rok instantly falls for her; they exchange numbers after she bluntly tells him he's handsome and offers him her half-finished coffee in exchange for an indirect kiss.

Talent: Kang Rok is considered very intelligent when it comes to academic studies. As for fighting, he hasn't yet demonstrated his full potential, but he has shown progress in his training since he began.

Appearance: Choi Kang Rok has a feminine face, is shorter than average for boys his age, and possesses a slender, frail build. Choi Dal Dal noted that he lacks a strong bone structure, which is why he can't become "strong." His hair is dark brown and well-groomed, with only his bangs parted into three sections. His eyes are brown and quite large, contributing to his feminine appearance. His usual attire consists of his school uniform: a maroon blazer over a maroon sweater with a white shirt, a red tie tucked under the sweater, and black pants. When training, Kang Rok wears a white, sleeveless, zip-up jacket and yellow and white tracksuit bottoms.

Personality: Choi Kang Rok longs to become strong so that others will stop bullying him. Because of this, he follows Jae Gu everywhere and begs him to train him, even though Jae Gu is a beginner. He is quite sensitive, as seen when Dal Dal tells him he can't become strong because of his build.

Choi Kang Rok calls Song Jae Gu "hyung," meaning "older brother," showing that he admires him and sees him as someone who understands his situation and his desire to be strong. When Moon Young fights on Kang Rok's behalf, he apologizes to her, feeling that she shouldn't be fighting for him. He is often portrayed as someone who apologizes and is filled with self-doubt when he is bullied or criticized. However, he demonstrates determination and persistence to overcome his flaws and turn them into strengths so that he can enter Wild's High and become as strong as Jae Gu.

Kim Hye Sung is Hye Shin Kim's older brother. He's a former high school student who, after being bullied, completely isolated himself, convinced that his bullies were targeting his family. He spends his days locked in his room searching for his bullies on social media and believes they all have perfect lives. With the help of Jae Gu Song and Kim Ho Pae, he discovers this isn't true and, over time, becomes less of a loner.

Gender: Male
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Eye Color: Purple
Occupation: Delivery man
Previous Occupation: High School Student
Relative(s): Hye Shin Kim (sister)
Fighting style: Kickboxing

Background: During his high school years, he was a more outgoing and sociable boy. He specialized in kickboxing and trained alongside Hye Shin. He used to read books in class and ignored the bullies until one day he asked them to stop, as he believed everyone should get along. This enraged his tormentors, who began to terrorize him daily, even though he always won. On one occasion, a vase was dropped on his and Hye Shin's mother's heads; believing the bullies had her in their sights, he feared for his family's safety and withdrew from society.

Appearance: Hye Sung is a very slim and tall young man with dark brown hair and lilac eyes. One of his most distinctive features is the shadow under each eye, a result of spending a lot of time in front of the computer. He is always seen wearing blue jeans and a long-sleeved white shirt. He almost never wears shoes or socks, preferring to go barefoot at home; otherwise, he wears slippers or loose shoes. It is also hinted that Hye Sung is gay.

When Jae Gu takes him to Wild's High School to get a bath, it is revealed that he is a handsome man with very delicate features that make Kim Joon Gu fall in love with him.

Personality: Hye Sung is portrayed as someone with severe social anxiety, who stays locked in his room for long periods and refuses to eat the food his mother leaves at his door. He monitors his bullies through the window and on social media, making sure they stay away from him and his family. Believing they have perfect lives, he constantly doubts his own and his own.

Living in a constant state of fear, he dreads any man who visits his home, especially Song Jae Gu, whom he sees with his sister. He believes Song Jae Gu is someone sent by his stalkers. After Hyung-nim shows him the life his stalkers lead, he becomes less withdrawn and displays a more cheerful side. He is proud of his younger sister and cares deeply for his family, protecting them to the point of sacrificing his own safety and happiness to keep them safe from his stalkers.

He is forgiving of those who bully him and is willing to help those in need. He also apologizes to all those he believes he has wronged.

Jun Soo Min is the on-call doctor during the League of Savages. She is also a former student of Savage High School. A recurring joke about her is that she is normally calm and friendly, but when someone provokes her, she becomes violent and attacks whoever hurt her.

Gender: Female
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Gray
Affiliation: Wild's High
Occupation: Medical Doctor
Base of Operations: Wild's High
Previous Occupation: Student
Fighting style: Hapkido

Appearance: Soo Min has long, wavy, brown hair that reaches below her shoulder blades, with two shorter strands framing her face. Her bangs are swept to the left and cover her left eyebrow. She always wears a white lab coat, white shirt, black tie, black miniskirt, and black high heels.

Personality: Soo Min is easily angered when her patients disobey her orders or remove the bandages she applies. She reacts violently when someone hits her or causes her physical harm. She shows solidarity with the students of Wild's High, supporting Moon Young Lee as she fights against Kim Ho Pae's gang. However, when Lee Pal Bong approaches her, she feigns innocence, acting calm and helpless.

Background: Soo Min was part of the fifth graduating class of Wild High School. He won four world Hapkido competitions. He entered medical school while treating his opponents' fractures.

Charles Wilds is the chairman of the board of directors at Wild's High and the one who recruited Jae Gu Song to the school with the promise of a three-year scholarship as long as he attended Wild's High. He was also the one who decided to change the school from being exclusively for girls to co-educational after an incident with a former student made him realize that the girls at Wild's High were strong but lacked feminine qualities.

Alias: President Lee
Gender: Male
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Affiliation: Wild's High
Occupation: Director

Appearance: Charles is portrayed as a tall, muscular, middle-aged man with shoulder-length blond hair, parted into two shorter sections at the front that frame his wrinkled face. He has thick blond eyebrows, bright blue eyes with well-defined eyelashes—two on the upper lid and four on the lower—and a sharp, aquiline nose. The lower part of his face is covered with a beard, trimmed with two large jagged edges near his cheekbones and four smaller ones around his chin. His attire consists of a white collared shirt, a navy blue tie, a sleeveless navy blue jacket, matching trousers, and a pair of shiny black boots.

From what we've seen of Charles Wild, he's an emotional man who cares deeply about his students' development. He wants them to be equally feminine and strong, so that the girls at Wild High School can shed their reputation as cold, ruthless fighting machines. He's also understanding of his students' needs, as he recognizes that Jae Gu will need her own changing room until the boys' restroom is built. He has a sense of humor; he jokes that Jae Gu would never dare enter a girls' restroom, unaware that Jae Gu has already done so. He demonstrates great pride in his students and, in general, wishes them the best as they grow into young fighters.

In Seung Yoon is Queen's younger brother and the new heir to the YK Corporation after his birth, as his sister Queen was originally slated to be the heir. He is often seen asking his butler for a chocolate parfait.

Despite his height, In Seung Yoon feels the need to "approve" of who his older sister dates. It's implied that he's superior in everything except his weight.

In his fight with Jae Gu Song, Queen advises Jae Gu Song not to underestimate him, presumably due to his height.

Gender: Male
Height: 158cm
Weight: 46kg
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Lilac
Affiliation: YK Corporation
Occupation: Heir to YK Corporation
Relative(s): In Gyi Yoon (sister)

He enjoys video games and would rather be playing one instead of interacting in his duties as an heir to the family's business.
He also enjoys watching the Pokemon series.
We can assume that his favorite food is chocolate parfait since he is always seen ordering it.
When he and In Gyi visited Jae Gu's house and Dal Dal was cooking for them, he would rather eat from his personal chef and not from an unlicensed cook.

Lee Pal Bong is the current principal of Wild's High School. He was the Asian professional boxing champion for five years, from 1978 to 1983, and was known as the "Kid from Bulgyo" because of his hometown and his short stature. He is very protective of the "Wild's Daughters," and during a fight, he switches to his dark side, hits someone, and immediately reverts to his gentle side, saying, "Oh no! What have I done!"

Aliases: Bulgyo's Little Boy, Nuclear Fist
Gender: Male
Hair Color: Grey
Affiliation: Wild's High
Occupation: Principal
Base of Operations: Wild's High
Previous Occupation: Pro-Boxing Champion
Fighting style: Boxing

Lee Pal Bong is a short, elderly man, shorter than most of his students. He has a few gray hairs around his ears and on the back of his neck. The top of his head is bald, except for a single, unruly curl at the crown. He has small, brown eyes that he usually keeps closed unless he's angry, thin, dark eyebrows, and wrinkles around his mouth. He is always seen wearing his dark gray suit, which consists of a black blazer and trousers. He wears a white shirt, a pale orange tie, and black dress shoes.