History Characters / MoneyHeistKoreaJointEconomicArea

* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: Just like the original Professor.

* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: The original Moscow left mining due to getting silicosis and experiencing claustrophobia. This one had to leave due his constant convictions. [[spoiler:The original one abandoned Denver's mother due to her drug addiction when Denver was very young. This one got together with Denver's mother because she developed StockholmSyndrome when he robbed the bank she worked at, but she left once she had given birth to Denver.]]

* LimaSyndrome: Like his original counterpart, he falls in love with one of the mint's workers after he refuses to execute her on Berlin's orders. [[spoiler:After his father reveals he got together with Denver's mother due to her StockholmSyndrome, Denver [[BreakHisHeartToSaveHim breaks up with Mi-seon in order to not to trap her to a life of crime]], but she ultimately chooses to stay with him.]]

* AdaptationExpansion: The original Oslo was TheQuietOne and OutOfFocus among the heist crew. This Oslo gets more lines and a personal motivation to reunite with his mother.
* BruiserWithASoftCenter: He may be a beefy thug, but his motivation for joining the heist is to get enough money to live with his mother. When he insists on taking water to some of the isolated hostages, Helsinki remarks he's too nice for a robber.

* StockholmSyndrome: Like Mónica, she falls in love with Denver after he hides her instead of killing her on Berlin's orders. [[spoiler:She too takes Stockholm as her alias when she joins the team.]]

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'''''Main series:''''' [[Characters/MoneyHeistCriminals Criminals]] | [[Characters/MoneyHeistPoliceAndMilitary Police & Military]] | [[Characters/MoneyHeistHostages Hostages]]\\
'''''Other media:''''' '''''Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area'''''-]]]]]

* KangarooCourt: Discussed when he accuses Hyun-ho and the North Koreans involved in the digging of the fake tunnel of setting this up against him after the latter speak against how he's only exeucting his plans for his own good, calling them "commies" in the process.

The daughter of the US ambassador to Korea, who's taken hostage by the heist team during a school trip to the Korea Unified Mint.

A politician and Woo-jin's ex-husband.

[[folder: Oh Jae-yoon]]

* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Well, he's only a potential candidate to become the first president of a unified Korea and it's unknown if he's currently holding another political position, but he's still widely praised by both the North Korean and the South Korean public.

* TerminallyIllCriminal: Downplayed as, unlike his counterpart from the original series, isn't really motivated by or doesn't mind about his identical illness at all, since he had spent over two decades diagnosed with it, and doesn't try to get himself killed when he gets the opportunity to do it in a glamorous way. He still gets physical and mental issues when he doesn't take his necessary medication for a good while, though.

* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: This Berlin's background turns out to be much harsher than the original one's. [[spoiler:When he was a boy, his family tried to flee North Korea to find treatment for his illness. His father and brother managed to escape, but his mother was shot and he himself spent twenty-five years in Kaechon camp before he managed to escape and become a leader of a criminal gang. When his brother finally found him, he learned that their father had died while robbing a bank to make enough money to free him.]]

* AdaptationalRomanceDowngrade: Unlike the Spanish version, she doesn't develop a romance with Rio prior to the heist, and she's annoyed by him at times.

* AdaptationalRomanceDowngrade: Unlike the original series, he doesn't develop a romance with Tokyo prior to the heist, though it's clear that he still has a crush on her.