Hounds of the Dead 2

The league's sole owner and ruthless leader is Im Baek-jong (played by Rain). He has established a rigid hierarchy, where his subordinates obey his every order without question, out of sheer fear of his brutality and insane strength.
Baek Jong's inner circle and power bloc consists of:
• Kang In Bum (Tae Won Seok) is a massive heavyweight fighter who escaped from prison and serves as the boss's personal shield and the organization's "main tank."
• Im Man-bae (Lee Si-on) is a former NIS agent who works as a broker for the league. He is responsible for covert operations, coordinating kidnappings, and ensuring the syndicate's security.
How does everything work and how does the system work?
The IKFC League operates as a high-tech, illegal business, combining primal brutality with modern digital technology:

1. Darknet Streams: IKFC fights are impossible to find on the regular internet. The no-holds-barred fights are broadcast live on hidden platforms on the Darknet, reaching millions of viewers worldwide.
2. Cryptocurrency betting: The league's entire economy is built on gambling. Spectators from all over the world place huge Bitcoin bets on the outcome of fights. Baek Jeong makes colossal profits by manipulating the odds and outcomes of matches.
3. Fighter "modification": IKFC isn't just boxing; it's bare-knuckle fighting, where there are no rules or mercy. Furthermore, the organization uses brutal fighter enhancement methods: the league's athletes have iron weights implanted into their fists under the skin to make their punches deadly.
4. Exploitation and human trafficking: Fighters are expendable to the IKFC. If Baek Jong spots a promising boxer (as happened with Kim Gun Woo), he tries to lure him with huge sums of money (offering a contract worth billions of won). If the fighter refuses peacefully, the syndicate resorts to dirty tricks: blackmail, threats against loved ones, and kidnapping.

• Unbridled Rage: Baek Jong is a deeply narcissistic psychopath with severe anger management issues. His moods are never-ending: he is constantly in a state of rage, ready to destroy anyone who gets in his way.
• "Mad Dog" Greed: His primary motivation is money. He acts like a hungry, wild animal, hungry for profit and total control. He uses all means to lure Kim Gun Woo into his league, including kidnapping his mother.
• Overwhelming Aura: He's not just a boss barking orders from his office. Baek Jong possesses a terrifying, primal authority. Even his own elite enforcers (like Kang In Bum) fear him.
Fighting style
Im Baek-jong is a former elite-level professional fighter. His fighting style is described in season two as devastating, dirty, and incredibly brutal.
• Stance Versatility (Ambidexterity): Baek Jong fights equally effectively in both left-handed (right-handed) and right-handed (Southpaw - left-handed) boxing stances. This makes his attacks unpredictable for Gun Woo and Woo Jin.
• Overwhelming Physical Power: His style is built on dominance. With lean muscle mass and perfect conditioning, he delivers dense, rhythmic, and deep punches that can penetrate even a professional boxer's defense.
• Bare-knuckle: Because he runs an underground league, his boxing technique is adapted for bare-knuckle fighting. He uses brutal clinches, elbows, and knees, physically breaking his opponents. In the final scenes in a dilapidated building, his style becomes truly ferocious and savage, forcing the main characters to literally fight for survival.

donated to the children's hospital in memory of the late President Choi by funding this noble project.
Behavior
• Emotional swings: Under normal circumstances, he's relaxed, enjoys drinking expensive alcohol, and makes effective jokes and ironies. But in moments of danger, he can panic or become hysterical, making him appear both comical and frightening.
• Financial Weapons: Unlike the main characters, Min Bum doesn't know how to fight in the ring, but his main weapons are unlimited money and connections. He provides the team with the best equipment, safe houses, transportation, and legal support from his police cousin.
• Loyalty to his "brothers in misfortune": After going through hell, Min Bum develops a deep respect for the ordinary boxers Gun Woo and Woo Jin. He treats them as equals, welcomes them warmly into his home, and becomes a kind of "rich hyung" (older brother) for them, someone they can always rely on.

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Lee Woo-jung is a young detective, a junior officer in the Serious Crime Investigation Division. He works under the experienced police officer Kang-yong (played by Choi Young-joon). Lee Woo-jung also identifies as a member of the Green Pine Tree Club. In the second season, he becomes a key link, supplying Gun-woo and Woo-jin with intelligence on the IKFC (underground league) and helping to capture the main antagonist, Baek-jung (Rain).
Appearance
• Classic Operative Look: John is an attractive young man with a short, neat dark haircut.
• Style: Unlike the street style of the main characters, Woo-Jung is most often seen in strict, restrained clothing. He can be seen in black turtlenecks, dark jackets, formal coats, or business suits, emphasizing his official status as a civil servant.
• Look: The actor gave the character a very piercing, serious and “unwavering” look.
Character
• Dedicated and efficient: John is incredibly thorough, efficient and passionate about his work. He always follows the plan to the letter.
• Mysterious and ambiguous: The writers created his character in such a way that the viewer doesn't fully understand his motives. John walks a fine line between good and evil—his secrecy and cryptic hints make viewers and even the main characters suspect him of double dealing at times, which adds to the detective's intrigue.
• Humane and Compassionate: Behind the tough cop's facade lies a kind man. When Sergeant Yoon is killed in Season 2, it is Lee Woo Jung who takes on the responsibility of caring for his elderly mother and daughter, helping them find a new home.
Behavior
• Discipline and Control: John is reserved in his conversations with both colleagues and criminals. He rarely displays unnecessary emotion, and acts prudently and coldly.
• Analytical Mind: A true intellectual in his department, he is a master at finding hidden information, putting facts together, and figuring out who is behind the crime.

An underground darknet fighting league worldwide, with 4 million subscribers broadcasting no-holds-barred fights, and viewers dropping their bets. IKFC is a fictional global underground boxing league that becomes the central focus of the investigation and the main source of threat in the series' second season. The league's sole owner and ruthless leader is Im Baek-jong (played by Rain). He has built a rigid hierarchy, where his subordinates unquestioningly follow his every order out of panic and fear of his brutality and insane strength.
Baek Jong's inner circle and power bloc consists of:
• Kang In Bum (Tae Won Seok) is a massive heavyweight fighter who escaped from prison and serves as the boss's personal shield and the organization's "main tank."
• Im Man-bae (Lee Si-on) is a former NIS agent who works as a broker for the league. He is responsible for covert operations, coordinating kidnappings, and ensuring the syndicate's security.
How does everything work and how does the system work?
The IKFC League operates as a high-tech, illegal business, combining primal brutality with modern digital technology:

1. Darknet Streams: IKFC fights are impossible to find on the regular internet. The no-holds-barred fights are broadcast live on hidden platforms on the Darknet, reaching millions of viewers worldwide.
2. Cryptocurrency betting: The league's entire economy is built on gambling. Spectators from all over the world place huge Bitcoin bets on the outcome of fights. Baek Jeong makes colossal profits by manipulating the odds and outcomes of matches.
3. Fighter "modification": IKFC isn't just boxing; it's bare-knuckle fighting, where there are no rules or mercy. Furthermore, the organization uses brutal fighter enhancement methods: the league's athletes have iron weights implanted into their fists under the skin to make their punches deadly.
4. Exploitation and human merchandise: Fighters are expendable for IKFC. If Baek Jong sees a promising boxer (as happened with Kim Gun Woo), he

The woman is beautiful, very kind and soft-hearted, and worries about her son, owning a cafe.

A man older than Gun Woo is now in prison for life because he owned a microloan company with unrealistic interest rates and he killed Mr. Choi and many other people. His faithful dog used to be Im Bum, but Im Bum was released from prison.

A police officer with connections, usually helps everyone and always ensures that everything is legal. He also always makes plans and is predisposed to them, hates when things get messed up, and is always in charge. He's extremely dangerous. He's literally torn between trying to stop the chaos legally and protecting those close to him. During serious clashes, Min Kang-yong faces serious threats to his own health. He's around 40 years old, and has a son and daughter, whose daughter is the same age as Yoon Tae-gum's daughter. Because of this, Kang-yong can sometimes even understand Tae-gum.

The police officer who works with Kang Young is kind and sympathetic, but also serious and reserved in conversations with criminals, he is very smart and will always find what you ask for?
Lee Woo-jung is a young detective, a junior officer in the Serious Crime Investigation Division. He works under the experienced police officer Kang-yong (played by Choi Young-joon). Lee Woo-jung also identifies as a member of the Green Pine Tree Club. In the second season, he becomes a key link, supplying Gun-woo and Woo-jin with intelligence on the IKFC (underground league) and helping to capture the main antagonist, Baek-jung (Rain).
Appearance
• Classic Operative Look: John is an attractive young man with a short, neat dark haircut.
• Style: Unlike the street style of the main characters, Woo-Jung is most often seen in strict, restrained clothing. He can be seen in black turtlenecks, dark jackets, formal coats, or business suits, emphasizing his official status as a civil servant.
• Look: The actor gave the character a very piercing, serious and “unwavering” look.
Character
• Dedicated and efficient: John is incredibly thorough, efficient and passionate about his work. He always follows the plan to the letter.
• Mysterious and ambiguous: The writers created his character in such a way that the viewer doesn't fully understand his motives. John walks a fine line between good and evil—his secrecy and cryptic hints make viewers and even the main characters suspect him of double dealing at times, which adds to the detective's intrigue.
• Humane and Compassionate: Behind the tough cop's facade lies a kind man. When Sergeant Yoon is killed in Season 2, it is Lee Woo Jung who takes on the responsibility of caring for his elderly mother and daughter, helping them find a new home.
Behavior
• Discipline and control: John is reserved in conversations with both colleagues and criminals. He rarely shows unnecessary emotions and acts prudently.

A tall, athletic guy with well-developed muscles.
The fighter's build: broad shoulders, strong arms, strong back.
Dark hair, usually short and neatly styled.
Dark eyes and expressive eyebrows.
Facial features are sharper than Gon-woo's.
In normal scenes he often appears relaxed and even a little mocking.
In battle, the facial expression becomes completely different - focused and serious.
His clothes are mostly practical and sporty: comfort is more important to him than external gloss.
🧠 Character
Woo-jin is a man with quite a strong character.
Main features:
confident;
brave;
rectilinear;
bold;
sarcastic;
emotional;
loyal;
observant;
decisive;
very independent.
He's not inclined to silently tolerate what he doesn't like. If he thinks something is wrong, he'll say so outright.
😏 Manner of communication
This is one of its main features.
Woo-jin likes:
tease Gon-woo;
make a joke in a tense situation;
respond with irony;
provoke your interlocutor a little;
speak directly, without unnecessary ceremony.
Because of this, he may appear rougher than Gun-woo, although in reality, he is very affectionate towards the people he considers his own.
🤝 Relationship with Gong-woo
This is perhaps the most important part of his character.
Woo-jin treats Gon-woo almost like a younger brother/sibling.
He can:
tease him constantly;
argue with him;
laugh at him;
get irritated by his stubbornness.
But when a real danger appears, all this disappears.
He becomes very serious and does not abandon Gon-woo.
And vice versa: Woo-jin knows that Gon-woo will never leave him either.
🥊 In battle
Woo-jin is not just a person who knows how to fight.
He has military training, so he acts more tactically.
He:
quickly assesses the opponent;
knows how to take advantage of the environment;
works well in a team;
does not get lost under pressure;
able to quickly change tactics.
His style is very different from Gong-woo.
Gon-woo: power + boxing technique + endurance.
U-jin: tactics + reaction speed + military training

A young guy with a muscular, athletic build thanks to boxing.
The growth appears to be quite tall, the figure is broad-shouldered and strong.
Black hair, usually cut short and styled quite simply.
Dark eyes, serious and attentive look.
His face is quite soft in features, so outwardly he does not give the impression of being a cruel person.
In combat uniform, his athletic build is particularly noticeable.
In everyday clothing, he prefers simple things, without ostentatious luxury: T-shirts, sportswear, jackets, etc.
Overall, his appearance combines a calm facial expression and a physically very strong body.
🧠 Character
Gun-woo is an interesting character precisely because he is physically very dangerous, but his personality is not at all cruel.
Key features:
Kind;
honest;
devoted;
modest;
patient;
brave;
principled;
very caring;
emotionally quite open.
He doesn't seek to prove to everyone that he's stronger than everyone else. For him, his strength is more a means to protect people and achieve justice.
🤝 Attitude towards friends
He has a particularly strong connection with Hong Woo-jin.
They constantly tease each other, but when there is serious danger, Gon-woo trusts Woo-jin completely.
Gon-woo is capable of:
risk yourself for a friend;
protect him;
trust him even in a very dangerous situation;
support him when he makes mistakes;
don't abandon your people.
Their friendship is more like the relationship between two brothers.
🥊 Behavior in a fight
This is where Gon-woo is very different from his usual self.
In everyday life, he's calm and friendly. But when the going gets tough:
calm → concentration → very hard attack.
He doesn't pick fights for fun. If a conflict can be resolved without violence, he'll likely do so.
But if the opponent is truly dangerous, Gon-woo stops being soft.
At the same time, he remains controlled: his goal is to win and protect his own, and not to cause suffering for pleasure.
❤️ Attitude towards people
Gon-woo has a strong sense of justice.

A guy with green-blue hair, a hacker who can hack anyone he wants. He spends most of his time on his laptop or playing games, also streams fights on the darknet, loves drinking soda, and gets scared when things go wrong. He's the digital "brain" and technical backbone of the entire brutal Back John machine. Back John makes his living from brutal fights. Allen is the main operator of the website and digital platform IKFC (Iron Knuckle).
Fighting Championship). He is responsible for
broadcasts, bets, server security and network anonymity.
Global Control Center: He sits at the control panel of the entire illegal system. Through cameras, surveillance, and hacking, he coordinates the actions of law enforcement officers (like In Beom), helping to identify them. His signature look is his bright green hair, usually styled in a casual, slightly tousled style.
Clothing Style: The aesthetic of a sophisticated IT professional and hacker. He's often seen wearing headphones, loose hoodies, jackets, or stylish modern clothing. His style is typically oversized streetwear, grunge, or cyberpunk. He's constantly seen wearing dark, oversized hoodies, loose black jackets, or stylish designer T-shirts.
Overall vibe: He appears to be a young, cool, and slightly cocky genius who feels more comfortable behind computer screens than on the street. He has a piercing on his lower lip and earrings. He is always laughing and smiling. He doesn't know how to fight or drive. His facial expression is charismatic, cold, and slightly arrogant. He smokes frequently and maintains the cocky air of someone who knows he's smarter than everyone else. Allen is brilliant at technology, coding, and hacking, but uses his talents to work with the Baek Jon crime syndicate. He spends most of his time in front of computers, immersed in the digital world. Despite this, he possesses a strong charisma.

Im Baek-chon, born in 1985, won silver at the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon. He turned professional and won 17 straight victories until he lost on points to light heavyweight champion Chris Justin. He wanted to overturn the decision, attacked the referee, and fought with his coach. He served time for assault, was expelled from the boxing association, and disappeared.
Actor: Jung Ji-hoon (Rain)
Appearance
Tall, very athletic and physically strong.
The muscular build of a professional fighter.
Dark hair, usually neatly styled.
An expressive look that often appears cool and confident.
In his clothes he combines an expensive, neat style with the image of a fighter.
His physical strength is particularly noticeable in the fight scenes.
Character
Baek-chon is self-confident, domineering, and extremely ambitious.
He:
used to controlling others;
loves power;
very confident in his abilities;
does not tolerate refusal;
perceives people as part of his system;
knows how to give the impression of being a calm and successful person.
The most interesting thing is that he's not just an "evil brute." He's obsessed with his own idea of ​​power and superiority.
Behavior
When he wants something, he doesn't necessarily act directly right away. He might first offer a favorable deal and then increase the pressure.
He is especially interested in Gon-woo: Baek-chon wants to force him to fight against him.

Lee Man-bae
Actor: Lee Si-on
If Tae-gom is strength, then Man-bae is the brain.
Appearance
The man is older than Gun-woo and Woo-jin.
Medium/tall height.
Average build, without demonstrative muscles.
Short dark hair.
Often looks quite unremarkable.
May appear to be an ordinary business person.
And that suits his role well: he doesn't look like the main fighter.
Character
Man-bae:
smart;
calculating;
cunning;
careful;
manipulative;
observant;
is very good at using information.
He prefers to think and organize rather than solve everything with his fists.
He has a huge network of connections and information, which helps him build Baek-chon's plans.
Soompi
Behavior
Man-bae may speak calmly and even politely, but behind this there is often calculation.
His weapon isn't physical force, but rather: information → connections → pressure → manipulation. He's the best money specialist, usually looking for people to do business with or solving problems. Baek Chon knows how to handle money and previously served in a secret special forces unit but quit because of money.

Yun Tae-gom was born in 1990. In March 2009, he enlisted as a sergeant in the special operations unit. He served as an explosives expert in the 17th Airborne Dismantling Brigade. According to his service history, he was a true master of improvised explosive devices. He was dishonorably discharged in April 2020. His case is classified. He has a young daughter, Mina, and an elderly mother. His wife died of pancreatic cancer. He works only to provide for his daughter. He also practiced boxing and taekwondo. He is very fast and agile.
Actor: Hwang Chan-sung
This is perhaps the most dangerous performer in Baek-chon's team.
Appearance
High.
Very strong, athletic build.
Broad shoulders.
Short haircut.
A serious, rather stern face.
Almost always looks collected.
The movements are economical and confident.
He deliberately looks like a man who is accustomed to discipline.
Character
Tag:
silent;
disciplined;
cold;
observant;
decisive;
professional;
doesn't like unnecessary talk.
Unlike Baek-jong, he doesn't particularly need to show off his power.
Baek-chon likes to show that he is the boss.
Tae-gom simply does what he thinks is necessary.
Official descriptions emphasize his fast and disciplined fighting technique and good situational awareness.
Soompi
Relation to Baek-chon
At first, he is one of Baek-chon's main performers, but his attitude towards what is happening is more complex than it seems.
Tae-gom has a mother and a young daughter, Mina, so he has personal reasons for thinking about the consequences of his actions. 2. Yoon Tae-gom
Actor: Hwang Chan-sung
This is perhaps the most dangerous performer in Baek-chon's team.
Appearance
High.
Very strong, athletic build.
Broad shoulders.
Short haircut.
A serious, rather stern face.
Almost always looks collected.
The movements are economical and confident.
He deliberately looks like a man who is accustomed to discipline.
Character
Tag:
silent;
disciplined;
cold;
observant;
decisive;
professional;
doesn't like unnecessary talk.
Unlike Baek-chon, he doesn't really care.

Kang Tae-young is a former police officer and the head of the Cyber ​​Crimes Investigation Division. She possesses genius programming and hacking skills.
In the season one finale, she assisted Gun Woo and Woo Jin, but was hit by a truck in a bandit attack and suffered severe injuries. In the second season, Tae Yeon undergoes agonizing physical rehabilitation, returns to normal life, and becomes the team's brains. She takes a job as a cybersecurity specialist for chaebol Hong Min Bum and helps uncover the shady schemes of the new underground league IKFC on the Dark Web.
Appearance
• Intelligent Image: Tae-young is a pretty young woman. She is often seen wearing thin-framed glasses, which emphasize her status as an IT genius.
• Haircut and Style: She has a neat short haircut (bob or cut) with dark hair. In clothing, she prefers a simple, practical, and cozy style (oversized sweaters, cardigans, casual jackets), which contrasts with the brutal look of boxers or the polish of Min Bum.
• Aftermath of the Accident: At the beginning of the second season, she can be seen in a hospital bed and a wheelchair, going through the physical pain of rehabilitation.
Character
• Strong and Independent: Tae-young has an unbreakable willpower. Despite a terrible accident that could have ruined her life, she doesn't give up and trains hard to get back on her feet.
• Proud and intolerant of pity: She strongly dislikes being pitied due to her injury. In one scene, she directly asks Woo-jin not to feel sorry for her, to which he replies that they consider her part of their family.
• Analytical genius: Tae-young possesses a cold, calculating, mathematical mind. In the chaos of street fighting, she remains the one who thinks logically, sees criminals' digital footprints, and calculates their moves ahead.
Behavior
• Digital Warrior: Her behavior on the battlefield is completely different from Gong Woo and Woo Jin. She doesn't swing her fists, but

Presentable and expensive: Min Bum is a classic representative of the "golden youth" and a third-generation chaebol (the eldest son of the chairman of a large corporation, Ill Corporation). He is always dressed to the nines: expensive suits, perfect hairdo, well-groomed appearance. [1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloodhounds_(TV_series))Contrast with the fighters: Unlike the muscular and scarred Gun Woo and Woo Jin, Min Bum looks like a typical well-groomed businessman who is used to solving problems with money and influence, rather than fists.Character and behaviorIn the first season - vulnerable and scared: Initially, Min Bum appears to be a rather arrogant, but impulsive and emotional person. Due to his carelessness, he fell into the trap of the cruel loan shark Myung Gil, who broke him psychologically, forcing him to submit with the help of blackmail and a humiliating video. At this stage, Min Bum is physically weak and very scared. [1] (https://www.netflix.com/title/81444051), [2] (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26315487/) In the second season, he has matured and become dangerous: Having gone through humiliation, Min Bum changes dramatically. He remains in a moral gray area, but he is no longer weak. Having shed his childish naivety, he becomes cold-blooded, determined, and ready to walk over others to protect those he cares about. [1] (https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWsDekZkrwN/), [2] (https://www.psychologyjunkie.com/the-myers-briggs-personality-types-of-the-bloodhounds-characters/)Role in the plot and personal qualitiesLoyal ally: Despite his status, Min Bum is a loyal friend. He has become genuinely attached to Gun Woo and Woo Jin and in the second season becomes their "powerful rear." When Baek Jong's gang declares a hunt for the main characters, it is Min Bum who hides them, pays for their treatment, and deploys all of his colossal resources.

Enormous and Intimidating: In Beom possesses colossal muscle mass. Compared to the toned boxers Gun Woo and Woo Jin, he appears to be a veritable giant. His body is covered in numerous tattoos and scars, highlighting his boxing and prison past. [1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloodhounds_(TV_series)) Fighting Style: Possesses incredible physical strength and high endurance. In combat, he relies on crushing, bone-breaking punches and elements of dirty boxing, using his weight to completely overwhelm his opponents. [1] (https://character-stats-and-profiles.fandom.com/wiki/Kang_In-beom_(Canon,_Bloodhounds)/SaitamaRul12)Character evolution and role in the plotSeason 1 (Myung-gil's right-hand man): The character meets the main antagonist Kim Myung-gil while still in prison. After being released, he leads a squad of debt collectors and becomes the chief executioner of the Smile Capital syndicate. It is he who inflicts key injuries on the main characters in their initial clashes. In the season 1 finale, Gun Woo and Woo Jin barely defeat him, after which In-beom is sent to prison. [1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloodhounds_(TV_series)), [2] (https://www.lifestyleasia.com/ind/entertainment/streaming/bloodhounds-season-1-recap/) Season 2 (Baek Jeong's Instrument of Revenge): In the second season, In Beom is released and joins forces with the ruthless new antagonist Im Baek Jeong. Baek Jeong uses him as a "weapon" against the main characters. In Beom becomes even more cruel and cold-blooded. In one of the key and dramatic scenes of the season, he ambushes and cripples Woo Jin and personally kidnaps Gun Woo's mother, forcing her to surrender in order to stop beating the boys. [1] (https://time.com/article/2026/04/03/bloodhounds-season-2-netflix-ending/), [2] (https://vk.ru/wall-154285444_210857)Character In Bom is a typical mercenary who respects exclusively the cult of brute force. The concepts of honor and pity are alien to him: he does not hesitate to beat the wounded, attack in a crowd and threaten the weak if this is necessary to carry out an order. At the same time, he is pragmatic

Appearance and Style: Masculine and reserved: Gwang Mu is a strong, tall man with a military bearing. Scars from past violent clashes are often visible on his face. Practical Wardrobe: He favors utilitarian, dark clothing—leather jackets, heavy turtlenecks, and military or sport coats. His appearance fully reflects his readiness for combat at a moment's notice. Role in the Plot and Evolution: Season 1 (Protector of President Choi's Legacy): Gwang Mu managed President Choi's legitimate businesses and coordinated security. After the tragic death of his boss at the hands of Kim Myung Gil, Gwang Mu remained unbroken. He took charge of the survivors and became a liaison, helping Gun Woo and Woo Jin finish what they started and avenge their mentor's death. Season 2 (Team Pillar and Tactician): In Season 2, Gwang Mu returns as an experienced tactical leader. He acts not only as a fighter, but also as a coordinator and "big brother" to the main characters. When Im Baek Jung's gang stages a real manhunt for the boys, it is Gwang Mu who helps ensure their safety, coordinates their actions at safe houses, and works closely with the chaebol Hong Min Bum and the detectives. [1] (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26315487/), [2] (https://www.hiwaifu.com/ru/robot/21425686)Character and Combat SkillsProfessional and Veteran: As a former Marine, he has excellent hand-to-hand combat skills, is proficient with bladed weapons, and knows how to competently plan ambushes and assaults. Unlike the emotional Gun Woo and Woo Jin, Gwang Mu always acts with a cool head.Absolute Loyalty: The main trait of his character is his unwavering loyalty to his word and the memory of President Choi. He is willing to risk his own life for the safety of Gong Woo, Woo Jin, and their families, replacing their deceased leader. He works as a loan shark, but he is kind and helpful, and has connections in various clubs. He is kind and can be merciful if needed. He also knows how to fight, but he is not very helpful to Gong Woo, although the point is that he did not die twice.