History Characters / TheGamer

* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: He is believed to have existed since the 1800s.

* AccidentalMurder: Combined with DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength. When Jae Han witnesses an AttemptedRape in the "Great Labyrinth" dungeon, he ''immediately'' rushes to the girl's aid and swats aside the would-be rapists. Unfortunately, he does this with so much force that at least one of them dies. Jae Han doesn't immediately notice until he sees a graphic representation.

* AppealToForce: To finally convince the Viking Guild of how dangerous he is, Jae Han calls upon his Spiral Energy Bolt right in front of their face.

** Jae Han ''loathes'' ungrateful bastards with a passion. In chapter 131, after encountering two parties of "players" in the Great Labyrinth, and those two parties start trying to kill each other, he binds them, questions them, and after the first party ''politely'' asks him to release them, he does, only to be threatened by the second party, whom he binds '''again''' [[TranquilFury before expressing his extreme displeasure.]]

* BigDamnHeroes: When Kwon Shi Yoon is about to be forcefully inducted into the Cult of Masks, Han Jae Han shows up JustInTime to come to her rescue and disrupt their plans.

* CombatMedic: On occasion. Learning Yun Hon Soul Recovery has allowed him to heal friends and allies, as well as saving the lives of Hwan Sung-Ah and Kwon Shin Yun. Treating Kwon Shin Yun also lead to the creation of his first truly unique skill, "Remove Curse- Han Jae Han style."

* DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength: After Kwon Shi Yun tried, and failed, to destroy the Great Labyrith barrier by force, Jae Han tried it himself, and unsurprisingly, also failed, calling himself too weak. At this point, Kwon Shi Yun mentions that his power is ''five times as strong as hers.''

* EvenTheGuysWantHim: Sun Il isn't the only guy to behave in a rather suggestive manner to Jae Han. The Sea Dragon King also whispers in his ear about how "interesting" he is.

* GoodFeelsGood: Downplayed. He does what he thinks is right purely because it's the right thing to do, not because he's expecting some kind of reward, to the confusion of Abyss veterans like Kwon Shi-Yun. Still, he's not opposed to being given what he considers to be an appropriate reward for his efforts. Lolikano becoming his mentor, receiving skill books from Hwan Sung Gon, and dating both Hwan Sung Ah and Kwon Shi-Yun came about purely as a result of this. Jae Han was only reluctant in regards to Kwon Shi-Yun because she wasn't genuinely aware of what a "date" is, and he didn't want to come across as some kind of CasanovaWannabe.

* IOweYouMyLife: To Lolikano when she rescues him from the human traffickers in chapter 34, although, technically, she only did it because she was hired by Sung Gon. Jae Han would repay the favor when she got into trouble with the Black Rock clan later.

* MundaneUtility: He is able to improve his passive ''dish washing'' skill, and his "Inventory" preserves food perfectly. No food item placed inside rots or spoils in any way until Jae Han pulls it out again.

* RealityEnsues: An in-universe example in chapter 136. Jae Han complains when the money that came from the "Violent Tuna" monster turns out to be slimy, as if it was swallowed by a live fish. Considering that the money was still bundled and neatly-organized, he has a point in that regard.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Translators can't decide how they want to spell his name. Some go with Jae Han, some go with Jee Han, some go with Jae-han, some others go with Jee-han, and a few have gone with ji-han.

* TerrifyingRescuer: When Jae Han moves to free the girl he rescued from an AttemptedRape, she's far more terrified of him than her would-be rapists. Jae Han has enough sense to realize this is because of how ''easily'' and nonchalantly he outright killed them.

Jae Han's earth elemental summon. She takes on the appearance of a small girl. She implies that her whole race is like this.

* AffectionateGestureToTheHead: Jae Han loves to pet her on the head each and every time she does something he likes and wants to praise her, and boy does she enjoy it.

* BladeOnAStick: She summons a spear made of earth in chapter 46 while helping Jae Han hunt Ogres.

* CheerfulChild: She is always thrilled whenever Jae Han summons her, especially when he praises something she does.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The contract she makes with Jae Han is eerily similar to a marriage vow. In fact, the author makes a bonus page where she is wearing a wedding dress while standing next to Jae Han in a tuxedo.

* MyMasterRightOrWrong: She is always happy to obey any order Jee-Han gives her without objection. Only hesitating when she does not fully comprehend what he's asking. Fortunately, Jae Han's orders are always perfectly reasonable.

The fire elemental summoned by Jae Han in [[http://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/the-gamer/season-3-ep-44/viewer?title_no=88&episode_no=168 chapter 167]].

A water elemental contracted by Jae Han in [[http://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/the-gamer/season-3-ep-44/viewer?title_no=88&episode_no=168 chapter 167]].

Jae Han's air elemental contracted in [[http://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/the-gamer/season-3-ep-44/viewer?title_no=88&episode_no=168 chapter 167]].

* WhenYouComingHomeDad: His job sent him to the United States before the story starts, and later Jae Han's mother goes to join him, for a year, and Jae Han's reaction to this implies that such extended leaves are ''normal.''

* AbominationAccusationAttack: Like Kwon Shin-Yun, he goes and accuses Jae Han of being a shameless skirt chaser after noticing that Kim Yoo Jin has feelings for Jae Han in chapter 141, up to the point of violence. Note that this occurs ''after'' he specifically shipped them together.
* AmbiguouslyGay: Especially in chapter 140. He acts like a jilted lover when he's told that Jae Han went with Shi-Yun and Kim Yoo Jin to an amusement park.

* AngerBornOfWorry: Frequently towards Jae Han. Often resulting in violence, or threats of violence.

* CrazyJealousGuy: When it comes to Hwan Sung-Ah, Kim Yoo Jin, or Poon Sae Young, he has no issue shipping Jae Han with any of them. He has some reservations about Lolikano due to her reputation, but when it comes to Kwon Shi Yun, he almost immediately goes into this territory. The two of them wind up trying to out-DeathGlare each other.

* HypocriticalHumor: Unintentional. He goes ballistic, including inflicting physical violence on Jae Han, when he finds out that Lolikano Mistream took Jae Han into the "DLC" dungeon. After arranging for Sae Poon Young (his cousin) to train Jae Han's physical combat abilities, one of the first things Sae Poon Young does is take him there as well.

* IronicEcho: In chapter 10, Jae Han is angry that Sun-Il got wounded, badly going into battle. In chapter 119, their positions are reversed. [[spoiler:Except Jee-Han won, and his Gamer's Body meant that he received no lasting injuries, unlike Sun-Il who was slated to be bedridden for a month.]]

* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Chapter 9 has Jae Han mention that not only is Sun Il a gold-medal winner in Tae Kwon Do, so is his father.

* WhatMeasureIsAMook: While he admits that he'd risk his life for Jae Han, he won't for Kim Yoo Jin, even though she's ''also'' a recently recruited member of his clan, even going so far as to threaten to physically force Jae Han to abandon any attempt to rescue her because she was snatched away by The Company, ''from inside his clan's grounds.'' He relents when Jae Han provides a sound plan to deal with the kidnappers involving the Dan-Ui Guild who've been after "The Company" for some time. [[spoiler: As well as seeking the aid of Hwan Sung-Gon.]]

* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: In Chapter 101, throwing the morning star at Jae Han as a surprise attack to check his combat prowess is an unorthodox, yet time tested tradition in combat training, particularly for TheSpartanWay. However, what she does next, ie, physically beat the stuffing out of him without cause or provocation, "for training" would not go over very well if the genders were reversed. For some, it goes into DudeNotFunny territory.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Despite the fact that she's violent, abusive, and constantly torments Jae Han emotionally and mentally, she does truly care for his well being, physical and mental as shown in chapter 123... right before she gets him into sparring practice and comes at him with a sword almost as big as she is.
* LightningBruiser: Jae Han notes how insanely fast she moves when she's fighting Ogres in the illusion barrier.

* SummonToHand: She magically summons a 120 cm sword in an ID barrier while preparing to spar with Jae Han in chapter 123.

* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Short hair, t-shirt and shorts, smashes foes with her bare fists when she has weapons available. She's definitely a tomboy. Still, she gushed the first time she saw Gnome, and emphatically demanded to hug the Earth spirit, calling Jae Han a pig for "hogging all the cute stuff." She also likes to wear [[TheTease black, lacy underwear.]]

* TheBusCameBack: He shows up in the Church of Masks arc to help Jae Han. Even he never saw anything like the Mask Collective.

* PutOnABus: Hasn't been seen since before the end of season 1, despite the fact that some of the later events would probably warrant his attention, especially the [[spoiler:introduction of Jae Han into his clan]].
* VitriolicBestBuds: He and Jae Han developed this kind of relationship over the years due to Jae Han being very good friends towards Sun-Il, the clan heir, but he doesn't like the fact that Jae Han introduced Sun Il to computer games.

* IKnowYouKnowIKnow: She goes and reveals everything about Jae Han and his ability, and the fact that he's not only being watched, but on Dan Ui's "black list."

* AbominationAccusationAttack: She is quite fond of doing this to Jae Han. On just about every opportunity, she's quick to call him a pervert, coward, "player" or whatever character-destroying insult flies through her head. In chapter 128, she outright tells Kim Yoo-Jin that Jae Han is not only a shameless skirt-chaser, but goes around kissing girls non-nonchalantly. [[BattleAura Kim Yoo-Jin is not amused.]] The truth is that he has never kissed a girl, but Lolikano ''has'' kissed him, and not entirely with his consent.
* ArentYouGoingToRavishMe: Seemed just a bit upset when Han Jae Han ''politely'' rebuffed her rather desperate offers of her body after he proved just how adept he is at using the Yun Hon recovery technique on her injured clan members.
* BareYourMidriff: In Chapter 243, she wears a sports bra showing off her abs and a really small pair of shorts. Jae Han is freaked out.
* BeigeProse: While it doesn't translate well, there is ''something'' off about the way she talks to others in-universe. Many other characters have complained about it, including Jae Han.

* BunnyEarsLawyer: Becomes quite literal in chapter 130. Like Sun-Il she's an expert on the Abyss, at least as far as Korea's concerned, as well as very capable fighter and student, but she's quite odd, to put it mildly. To accentuate the look, Jae Han tricks her into wearing bunny ears while playing at the amusement park. Much as she chafed about it, she actually enjoyed doing so, and they look good on her.

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Her thought process is a bit strange to say the least. She calls Jae Han a pervert for pointing out what "I can pay with my body" means, and for holding her hand to use the Yun-Hon recovery technique, but she has no issue with giving Jae Han an eyeful up her skirt (since she's flying in front of him) as long as she's wearing panties. It gets even more ridiculous during The Company arc when Jee Han officially offers to heal her injured clan members. She requests "a date" with him as proper payment, until Jee Han points out what occurs during a standard date, watching a movie, eating together, or maybe even holding hands while sight-seeing. (Note, no hugging, kissing or more involved.) She immediately, and angrily, calls him a pervert, again.

* CovertPervert: Starting with The Company arc, most notably after the rematch with the Black Leather gang, she's going out of her way to interpret pretty much anything Jae Han says as a demand for sex, and then admitting that she'd be perfectly okay with it which, of course, leaves Jae Han BlueWithShock. It goes UpToEleven when Jae Han offers, and actually comes through, on healing her clan members that were brutalized by Sung Gong.

* DatePeepers: In chapter 127, she sees Jae Han and rather than greet him, decides to stalk him to catch his "date" with Yoo Jin.
* DebtDetester: Not only does she hate feeling indebted to someone, but she gets irked when Jae Han refuses rewards.

* DoYouWantToCopulate: She does not bother to hide the fact that she ''really'' wants sex with Jae Han, and she's quite brazen in her proposals.
* EntertaininglyWrong: She's come to the conclusion that Jae Han is good at ''seducing women.'' In reality, they're throwing themselves at him, and he has no idea how to react.

* GlowingEyesOfDoom: Combined with her trademark BattleAura when she thought and accused Han Jae Han of fooling around with Kim Yoo Jin while she was working. Kim Yoo Jin, being just a little more GenreSavvy than Jae Han, apologized and let Shi-Yun know that she was merely scared, not trying to steal a march.

* IfItsYouItsOk: It says a great deal that she invited Kim Yoo Jin on a group date with herself and Han Jae Han. She first manifested ClingyJealousGirl traits when Lolikano mentioned Hwan Sung-Ah, and kicked Jae Han down a hole upon witnessing Lolikano grab Jae Han to kiss him, but when it comes to Kim Yoo Jin, she's more than happy to be in ALadyOnEachArm situation with her, and playfully talks about "winning and losing rounds" concerning romance, without malice of any kind.
* InLoveWithYourCarnage: In chapter 138, when she saw Jae Han's might first-hand against the monsters at the "ocean floor" of the seventh level, she was fascinated and completely awe-struck, like a school girl's first crush.
* InnocentCohabitation: With Jae Han after the Church of Masks arc.
* InstantWakingSkills: Noticed immediately by Jae Han after fully recovering from the curse inflicted by the Black Leather Gang.
* IOweYouMyLife: Towards Jae Han after he rescued her from the Black Leather Clan. She demanded to repay him immediately, even though he specifically refused a reward.
* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: And a HappilyMarried one at that. After having to move in to Jae Han's home, due to certain circumstances, she and Jae Han bicker, quarrel, and share the household and Abyss chores as if they've been married for a long, long time. Jae Han even gets pouty when she doesn't seem to be worried as he goes off on Abyss missions...

* MagicSkirt: In-universe. Despite jumping down from a rooftop next to Jae Han, or flying, her skirt never rides up past her upper thigh. (The closest thing to a panty shot is a shadow when she flips over Jo Jung Hwan.) Jae Han finds this terribly distracting, for obvious reasons. So much so that Jae Han makes a quick stop to buy them both something more utilitarian than their school uniforms before beginning the Company Arc.
* MegatonPunch: Quite literally in chapter 139. Boosted by the power of the flame gauntlet she earned plus the strength boost from dumping all her skill points into (STR)ength and (VIT)ality/hp, her punch was able to shatter the shell of the giant turtle boss that Jae Han's Spiral Energy Bolt couldn't even scratch.

* TheNicknamer: She calls Kim Yoo Jin "Stray Cat" for getting a little too close to Jae Han while she was busy dealing with a GL monster.

* PrettyFreeloader: [[spoiler: When she begins living with Jee-Han due to her strained family ties, she feels this way since Jee-Han insists on doing all the chores and cooking. Jee-Han however insists she's ''not'' a freeloader since she's teaching him all the techniques she knows]]. Ultimately averted as it is shown that she actively helps Jae Han with his "part-time" Abyss work, like patrolling the neighborhood and "cleaning" minions and demons.

* TopWife: How her relationship with Jae Han is seen after the Church of Masks Arc. Nobody seems to mind.
* ViolenceIsTheOnlyOption: She's quick to pull out her BattleAura and start pounding people and things. Still, she has the sense to fully plan out her tactical situation before she comes out swinging, and is willing to listen to reason, like being told to hold off when Jae Han asks her, if for no other reason than to gather information. The latter part comes about as a direct result of Jae Han showing her that it's often more productive to make inquiries in a calm, civil manner than with threats of violence when she was questioning him about his use of the Yun-Hon Recovery technique which he, realistically, should have had no business knowing, let alone being able to use freely and competently.
* WhenSheSmiles: It finally happens in chapter 127. She spots two young teens of indeterminate gender help an old woman with some ''very heavy'' luggage, and she delivers a subtle, but truly heartwarming smile, having her faith in humanity restored. She does it again when Jae Han, Kim Yoo-Jin, and herself reach an amusement park in chapter 128, and Jae Han decides to make the group date official.

* CurbstompBattle: They're on the receiving end of one when they go after Jae Han en masse in chapter 69.
* MassOhCrap: Their reaction when they realize just how insanely outmatched they are fighting Jae Han.
* RichInDollarsPoorInSense: In their first encounter, they use two cursed daggers each costing as much as a small mansion (approx $200,000 dollars each) against Kwon Shin-Yun in a suicidal attack. It ultimately does them no good as Jae Han cures Kwon Shin-Yun and shields the leather clan members who attacked her.
* SuicidalOverconfidence: Despite not knowing anything about Han Jae Han, they thought he'd be a complete pushover. In chapters 39 and 40, they thought the same about Kwon Shin-Yun. [[spoiler:Had Jae Han not intervened, they might have taken her out, but at the cost of several of their member's lives.]]
* UngratefulBastard: Their response to Han Jae Han saving their lives is to insult and threaten him. His response to that is to bind them and leave them to rot in an ID barrier for an hour.
* WeaponOfChoice: Many different melee weapons from daggers to swords are used by them. [[MadeOfIron Doesn't bother Jae Han a bit.]]

* FakeWeakness: Subverted. Calls himself a weak foreigner to try and get Han Jae Han and Kwon Shi-Yun off balance. He was right about being "weak" though. Despite being a higher level, Kwon Shi-Yun takes him down rather easily.
* FauxAffablyEvil: He is polite for all of two sentences before attacking Han Jae Han and Kwon Shi-Yun.

* ScaryBlackMan: He tried to be this. Unfortunately, Jae Han and Shi Yun have NervesOfSteel.
* SmugSnake: He thought his gang could take out Kwon Shi-Yun and Han Jae Han easily. He was dead wrong.

* CrazyPrepared: When they came after Lolikano, Hwan Sung Gong and Hwan Sung Ah, they came fully prepared for every eventuality... except for Han Jae Han who completely, and literally overturned their plans.

* ArchEnemy: It looks like it wants to take up this role against Jae Han.

* MetaphoricallyTrue: It tells the Harem King that Jae Han attacked The Company, first, on two occasions. In order for this to be true, however, one must consider Jae Han acting against company interests, even tangentially, as direct attacks while simultaneously refusing to accept that making direct moves against Jae Han's friends, relatives, love interests, disciples, and anyone else in his sphere of influence or under his protection, would logically be viewed as attacks against Jae Han.

* MoralMyopia: It views Jae Han coming to the aid of his personal friends and disciples as direct attacks against itself, but sees nothing wrong with its agents attacking Jae Han's friends in the first place. This is a step up in antagonism from other Abyss antagonists, and some supporting characters like Lolikano, who are willing to admit that attacks against those under another's protection is effectively an attack upon that other entity, even if they don't see that other entity as anything but an "ingredient." In fact, it feels itself being "unjustly oppressed" by The Harem King for calling it out on this.

* TheyJustDontGetIt: While, charitably, it can be excused for not expecting Jae Han to come to the aid of Hwan Sun Gong (although expecting him not to come to the aid of Hwan Sung-Ah with whom he had plenty of contact is pretty ridiculous), it's inexcusable for it to think that Jae Han would ignore one of its agents going after his disciple. Further, it's really twisting the rules of logic, if not sanity, to say that Jae Han attacked The Company, when one of The Company's agents forced Jae Han into an ID barrier that he could not leave, swarmed him with living metal dolls, pierced him with metal spikes and sent him into a paved parking lot leaving a crater, without even bothering to introduce himself, and then threatening to kill Jae Han for having the insolence to fight back.

The antagonist starting in chapter 115. He attacks Han Jae Han while the latter was searching for Yoo Jin to rescue her from the Abyss kidnapper who took her in chapter 113.

* HairTriggerTemper: Han Jae Han found out in chapter 117, that he's way too easy to provoke. [[spoiler:In doing so, Han Jae Han was able to puzzle out his primary attack skill and counter it.]]
* HumansAreInsects: He actually calls Jae Han an insect. [[InsultBackfire Not that Jae Han cares.]]

* OhCrap: When he realizes that Han Jae Han is actually very dangerous, and has his own army of golems. Golems that ''his'' golems are very weak against.
* SmugSnake: From his introduction, he's done nothing but berate how "weak" Han Jae Han is, and how easily he would kill the latter. In reality, he only managed to land a devastating blow because he caught Han Jae Han by surprise. It keeps getting worse as the arc progresses. He's convinced himself that he's completely dominating the fight with Jae Han, going so far as to sport a PsychoticSmirk every time he thinks he's gained the upper hand, but in reality, he's being reeled in like a fish on a hook. Granted, he's a very dangerous fish, but he's still being reeled in, completely unawares.

* ThisCannotBe: When he realizes that Jae Han's got him completely outclassed.
* VillainRespect: Despite trying to kill Jae Han, he admires Jae Han's cunning, although he still belittles Jae Han himself.
* YouAreWhatYouHate: After seeing Han Jae Han disappear underground and summon golems, he complains that summoners annoy the hell out of him. How does he attack? By summoning living metal dolls.

A strange group of people first seen handing out pamphlets in Korea immediately after the Arc Company saga. For reasons still unknown, they've decided to target Han Jae Han and Lolikano Mistream immediately after their visit to the Eastern Dragon King.

* FatalFlaw: Removing their masks breaks both their divine and mental connections, leaving them completely helpless, as Jae Han noticed, but he can only do it to two of them at a time, and Lolikano theorizes that the group is composed of thousands.

* VillainWithGoodPublicity: At least in the Korea of the setting, they're an officially recognized charitable organization. Jae Han is able to infiltrate by going there as an after-school "volunteer helper."

* BelievingTheirOwnLies: She tries to kill Jae Han the moment he points out that undergoing "mental erosion" is not voluntary.

* {{Geas}}: [[spoiler:Jae Han places her under a curse called "Forced Contract of Subordination", which allows him to place her under 3 orders. He chooses to make her stop attacking him, grant her power to him on demand, and tribute a portion of her mana every month.]]
* AGodAmI: Chapter 231 reveals that the moment she realized she had power from Gaia, it went straight to her head, and she thought she had become the ultimate arbiter of what's good and what's evil in the world. She is utterly incapable of admitting that a fellow gifted person might have the ability to contest that and keeps trying to kill Jae Han for it.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard:'''Twice''', and in the exact same way. Twice she drags Jae Han into her "mind space" to try and dominate his mind to "willingly" have him join her cult, only for him to turn her own powers against her, and she was shocked he did it both times.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Her accusations that Jae Han is "mean" or "arrogant" lose their sting when one considers that she forces people into addiction to her "divine connection" and built an entire religion focused on herself.
* InsaneTrollLogic: She tries to wear Jae Han down by exposing him to her past (and the emotions that come from it) yet gets enraged beyond reason when he actually sees it.

* MadeASlave: [[spoiler: Jae Han uses a {{Geas}} to turn her into his puppet. Having said that, he mostly leaves her free to live her life, only requiring her to stop attacking him and tribute him with her mana.]]
* MoralMyopia: She's enraged beyond reason at the fact that Jae Han keeps interfering with her plans, but refuses to acknowledge that her cult is responsible for going after Jae Han's friends and attacked him first.

* TautologicalTemplar: Chapter 231 reveals that since she honestly believes she's making the world a better place, she has deluded herself into thinking her habit of fusing people together into a HiveMind and all her actions in the process are above reproach in any way, shape, or form. Every time Jae Han so much as suggests this might not be the case causes her to react with murderous fury.

* DirtyCoward: They completely tormented Lolikano while they had the upper hand, but the moment Jae Han turned the tables, after being forced into their barrier, they fled.
* FacelessMooks: Only the boss's face is ever shown. Everybody else is wearing a mask. For some reason Jae Han didn't remove the masks of those he defeated and buried up to their necks, although he did have Gnome strip them naked. [[FridgeBrilliance Which may make them]] '''[[FridgeBrilliance wish]]''' [[FridgeBrilliance Jae Han killed them once the ID barrier falls and they find themselves wearing nothing but a mask in public.]]
* FatalFlaw: Their ID barrier was specifically designed to be unbreakable for at least an hour, (keeping Lolikano inside), keep out people who rank A and above, and automatically force people of rank D or below to enter. Unfortunately, since Jae Han's ability doesn't have a rank (or is unable to be ranked), it forced him inside and lead to their utter downfall.
* FusionDance: They fused with their giant golems to trade mobility for strength, and limited immunity to Lolikano's magic. Jae Han would exploit the hell out of this.
* HumiliationConga: Their arc starts with them literally sitting pretty on top of their humongous Special Mumble Jumble golem. Once they force Jae Han to get involved, they lose an army of Jumble Mumble Golems, ten of their people are made to look like complete amateurs, who get stripped naked, Jae Han blasts their ultimate golem with their own magic staves (which he looted from the ten fools who attacked him earlier), and ultimately their prey, Lolikano manages to draw upon Aholting's "Tree of life" to show them how a giant ball of magic tastes. Oh, and they now have to worry about the Chunbunmoon, and the Yun-hon clan since they broke their contract by attacking Jae Han in the first place, and antagonized the other clan by repeatedly trespassing into their territory...

A group of hostile "players" encountered by Jae Han and his group inside the Great Labyrinth in chapter 131.

* MassOhCrap: When Jae Han binds them a second time, and makes explicitly clear why threatening him is a ''really bad idea.''

* SuicidalOverconfidence: Despite Jae Han ''effortlessly'' taking them all down, and the group they were attacking, single-handed, they go and threaten him the moment he frees them.
* TheyJustDontGetIt: While bound before him, completely helpless, with Jae Han methodically going through [[ColdBloodedTorture all the possible ways he can hurt them for antagonizing him]] [[CruelMercy including beating them to the brink of death before healing them up again]], they continue to berate him and shout death threats demanding he free them. It takes him demonstrating his Spiral Energy Bolt right before their faces before they realize just how screwed they are.
* UngratefulBastard: Despite the fact that Jae Han freed them because ''the party they were fighting'' pleaded for their freedom, the first thing they do once the magic ropes are removed is go and threaten Jae Han. [[TranquilFury He wastes no time in expressing his displeasure.]]

* ButForMeItWasTuesday: He, like Kwon Shin Yun, has absolutely no memory of his very first encounter with Han Jae Han, wherein he used Jae Han as a hostage. Unlike Kwon Shin Yun, Jae Han has, perhaps wisely, chosen to not remind him of it.
* DeusExitMachina: Considering he's so powerful he can defeat The President with ease, if he hasn't been afflicted with WorfHadTheFlu first, and might even be able to beat [[spoiler: Arc Company]], he winds up separated from Jae Han and his party when the Company drags them into a "game" dungeon. Jae Han suspects that this happened due to neglecting to add him to the party beforehand, but there is no way he can be 100% certain.

* IOweYouMyLife: Surprisingly to Jae Han at the end of The Company arc. [[spoiler:He rewards Jae Han by giving skillbooks to the limits of his strength, which is vastly greater than Lolikano's, much to Jae Han's delight.]]

* OpenMindedParent: When he sees that Jae Han has a BattleHarem, specifically because of the [=BST=] with Kwon Shi-Yun, he specifically says that he's happy for his daughter because she's part of it, and tells Jae Han to keep up the good work! And no, he's not being sarcastic.

* ShipperOnDeck: Amazingly enough. He actually supports his daughter dating Jae Han, so much so that he's willing to put her through TrainingFromHell so that she can stay by Jae Han's side.

* AnimalMotif: Jae Han internally refers to her as a puppy, especially when he asks for her hand to use the Yun Hon recovery skill on her. [[{{Moe}} He finds this adorable.]]

* DontYouDarePityMe: If Jae Han leaves her out of the action, even for her own safety, she gets... angry.

* InformedAttractiveness: Not only does Jae Han find her attractive, she caused quite a ruckus when she transferred into his class though she doesn't really have any special characteristics.
* InstantWakingSkills: When Jae Han first met her in the ID barrier, and spammed Yun Hon's healing technique on her, removing the "fainted" status, she immediately snapped her eyes open, fully aware of her surroundings.
* IOweYouMyLife: No less than three times to Jae Han. First is when he finds her collapsed inside an Illusion barrier, then when the Human traffickers show up, though they were after him as well, and lastly when he rescues both her and her father from "The President" during The Company arc. To date, the only "reward" he's taken from her is a simple date with her. (Though Jae Han did receive a much larger and comprehensive reward from her father for his aid.)

* KindheartedCatLover: After meeting with Han Jae Han, and his constant use of Yun-Hon Soul Recovery on her, she adopted a kitten to take care of. [[spoiler:After the company arc, and her cure, she's quite fond of the little furball, and can't stop talking about it.]]

* MundaneObjectAmazement: While helping Jae Han infiltrate The Church of Masks, she found doing laundry by hand '''fun.'''

* TrainingFromHell: She accepts this from her father in order to learn how to control her ''darkness'' element so she can catch up to Jae Han. She is clearly not happy to be left behind when her father goes off to help Jae Han take on The Company.

* ClingyJealousGirl: She reveals that she's actually quite jealous of Jae Han's company when she boots Sae Poon Young out of their party before heading to the Eastern Dragon King's domain. It's also the reason she was initially somewhat hostile to Kim Yoo-Jin, and is still rather cool to her, despite being gushed over.

* DeusExitMachina: She won't be able to help Jae Han take on The Company this time around because she's in Japan, although she does text the Harem King about it.

* DrivesLikeCrazy: She's an absolute lunatic behind the wheel, to Jae Han's chagrin. Even his "Gamer's Mind" can't keep him calm through the experience as her passenger.

* HypocriticalHumor: Complains that Han Jae Han's ability being too much like cheating is unfair... after using copious amounts of LoopholeAbuse to become a near permanent resident in his home.

* IOweYouMyLife: Twice to Jae Han. The first time, when he rescues her from the Black Rock, he's merely repaying the favor from when she came to his aid against the Human traffickers. The second time, was when he completely upended The Company's plans for her, Aholting, Sung Gon and Sung-Ah. When she offered Jae Han a "gift," in return, he asked her to teach him magic. She ''very'' happily agreed.

* PrettyFreeloaders: After chapter 95, she basically forces her way into Han Jae Han's house as a resident. Even though he's no longer her pupil, she still insists it's part of the Master/Disciple relationship. This may prove subverted as of chapter 102 as her cell phone message to Jae Han could be interpreted as her providing meals in exchange for living under his roof. At the very least they do seem to dine together. As of chapter 156, it's revealed that she does, at least, buy the groceries that they both consume.

* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Chapter 113 reveals that she happily prances around under clothed in Han Jae Han's home, while he's present, and in front of him.

* SleepCute: When Jae Han massages her, and she falls asleep in the middle of it (note that she demanded the massage), he finds her adorable.
* SoProudOfYou: She praises Jae Han in chapter 156 for designing a barrier for his home, which she shares, that is so strong and unshakable that even she can't bypass it if she wasn't invited. In chapter 157, she goes on further to praise him to the point where she openly gives him permission to openly declare himself her disciple because he mastered Quad-casting in record time, and she was shocked when she learned he did it through actual magical study as opposed to simply osmosing skills due to his unique ability, though she was still somewhat pouty when she took into account that his exceptionally high INT, which allowed it to happen, is still a direct result of his Gamer ability, that she considers unfair.
* StockingFiller: When she appears over Jae Han's head in chapter 156, it's revealed she holds up her cat-themed stockings with garters.

* TricksterMentor: The reward for coming to her aid back during The Company arc was becoming Jae Han's mentor, for 480 hours. This teaching, she gave him "for free," though she would often demand a [[HealingHands massage]], once the 480 hours ended, she insisted on remaining his master, and him being her disciple, but everything she teaches him from that point on has a hidden "price tag." Jae Han realized this pretty quick, but doesn't seem to mind, as long as whatever benefit he gets is worth the "cost of admission." Truth be told, it usually is.

Another large power within the abyss, he has apparently been using his influence to protect Jae Han for reasons yet unknown. It is eventually revealed to be named Jin Da Jeon.

* IWantThemAlive: After chapter 123, when The President accuses Jae Han of "attacking the company," The Harem King says "just keep him breathing."
* MysteriousBacker: Put out word within the abyss to leave Jae Han be, but who he is or why he did this is still not known.

The primary antagonist of the "Mad Necromancer Arc." A cruel, and sadistic "free agent" that the Chubunmoon clan tasks Jae Han with hunting down. As of chapter 164, it's revealed he already has 152 innocent victims who he's sacrificed for magic that he fuels through despair.

* ImmortalitySeeker: When Jae Han questions him on why he's so set on acquiring necromantic powers, he responds that he was "just a few more away" from acquiring immortality.
* ItsAllAboutMe: The moment Jae Han has him subdued, he begins ranting "why, why are you getting in my way?!" despite the 152 victims he's already sacrificed, and the HumanResources he had in the room with him where Jae Han had him cornered.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Jae Han proves capable of dealing with the Necromancer's ultimate attack the "overmind snake," in even combat, he flees into his innermost sanctuary, trying to leave Jae Han behind by passing through a dimensional door. Jae Han doesn't let him escape.

* TooDumbToLive: Jae Han has him bound, stripped of his ability to do magic, and is only sparing him by the thinnest of margins. So how does he respond? He tries to attack Jae Han despite seeing that he's woefully outclassed. Then again, he's completely crazy.

--> '''Jae Han:''' Yeah. That's the kind of place the Abyss is.
* BattleAura: She gets one in chapter 128 as a direct result of Kwon Shin Yun accusing Jae Han of being a shameless skirt chaser.

* BladeOnAStick: Jae Han gives her a spear to defend herself in the dungeon.

* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Her EarlyBirdCameo in chapter 26 has her introduced as a level 10 character with a 54 intelligence stat. However, by the time she becomes an AscendedExtra from chapter 102 onward, the author had decided to drop her stats to starting off as a level 6 character with only 21 intelligence points, which is still considered to be high by Jee-Han's standards. However, its noted that Kim got all that back pretty quickly after Jae Han power-leveled her skills in the ''Age of the Great Labyrinth'' dungeon.

* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Jae Han always calls her "class president" and she hates it. She specifically, and emphatically tells him to call her by name in chapter 110. Lolikano starts calling her "class president" in chapter 111, and Lolikano's not going to stop doing it anytime soon. She was horrified when Kwon Shin Yun did it too, until Shin-Yun admitted that she thought [[HisNameReallyIsBarkeep Yoo-Jin's name really is "Class President."]]
* FailedASpotCheck: In chapter 136, she's so hungry she tears into the sandwich Jae Han feeds her without checking first. [[CloudCuckoolander Kwon Shi-Yun]], of all people, is the one who points it out. It is at this point that Jae Han reveals that he can store food in his "inventory" indefinitely without worrying about spoilage of any kind.

* GrowlingGut: Several times, like in chapter 112, and chapter 136. Despite Jae Han, and Kwon Shin Yun being in the same scene, and having gone without eating for the same amount of time, she's the only one to whom this happens. Whether this is a result of their relatively more advanced Abyss abilities, or her being a BigEater is not entirely clear. What is clear is that she's mortified when it does.
* HighPressureEmotion: Being the closest thing to a normal human continuously in Jae Han's sphere of influence, she's the only one whose stomach can be heard growling, and when she's embarrassed at this, steam goes flying out of her ears while her face turns beet red.
* TheLoad: To the annoyance of many fans, she's not really contributing anything to Jae Han's party during their sojourn in the Great Labyrinth. She's not piecing together a strategy, fighting enemies, or even casting spells. She was able to identify the character who notified them of the "event" they're in, but that's it, so far. For these fans, she's on dangerously thin ice for becoming TheScrappy.

* TheManyDeathsOfYou: She apparently "died" in the DLC instant dungeon after being summoned there in her sleep in chapter 109. Good thing she was at Jae Han's house at the time, with Jae Han in the same room or she'd be a total wreck.

* NobodyPoops: Despite being in Jae Han's training regiment for 10 solid hours, not once did she take a break for a "call of nature." They only stopped because she got hungry.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Though she won't likely admit it, she's just as hooked on video games as Jae Han is.
* NotSoDifferent: From Jae Han. How did she wind up getting sucked into the abyss? Playing video games. She even has the same response to learning about things related to the Abyss, including getting starry-eyed when she realized Lolikano is a real-life witch. Despite calling Kwon Shin Yun "weird" in chapter 128, acts in an eerily similar manner to the latter in chapter 129.

* {{Polyamory}}: Possibly. She does not mind being on a group date with Jae Han and another girl, Kwon Shin-Yun. In fact, she only got angry when she heard that Jae Han does not take kissing girls seriously. Upon hearing his side of the story, ie that the girl in question kissed him, he does take it seriously, and finding out that it's true, her anger evaporated like a morning fog, especially considering the fact that said "girl" is ''Lolikano'', Jae Han's "master."
* ShipTease: She's officially among Jae Han's love interests by chapter 126. She's the one asking him out on dates, and he's the one who accepts. ''She's even officially asked him to meet her parents.''

* StatingTheSimpleSolution: In chapter 130, she insists that their first priority should be escape from the ID barrier where they're trapped. Jae Han agrees, but mentions aloud that they have to figure out how to do that first.

* TearsOfFear: Even after Han Jae Han stabilized her mental condition with the Yun Hon recovery technique in chapter 127, simply ''remembering'' the trauma she endured in the Great Labyrinth and her subsequent kidnapping has her crying in terror, begging for Jae Han to help her.
* ThatCameOutWrong: When she realized the implications of inviting Jae Han to her home.
* TookALevelInBadass: Looks like the author heard the fan's complaints regarding her because come chapter 137, she's TheLoad no more, and served as a vital part of Jae Han's strategy for collecting breathing orbs. In chapter 149, she's holding her own against Dan Ui's FacelessMooks which normally require a level 100 opponent to defeat, by herself.

One of the "lackeys" that Jae Han encountered in The Company arc.

* FreakOut: Completely lost what little cool he had when Jae Han swatted his men like flies.

* ShootingSuperman: His response to Han Jae Han having bullets bounce off him, is to shoot more bullets. His men, sadly, share this mindset.
* YouMonster: To Han Jae Han.

* VillainTakesAnInterest: He's greatly intrigued by Han Jae Han, and openly says so. He lets the latter leave Hell, mostly because he finds Jae Han amusing. In fact, this "interest" gives Jae Han several buffs and a powerful new title.

* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: He says that he has been in the Abyss for more than a thousand years.

* WeCanRuleTogether: He makes an offer to Han Jee-Han to work together rather fight one another. Han Jee-Han declines less because he finds the idea repulsive and [[{{Troll}} more to just screw with Yeonhwa.]]

* BiTheWay: Chapter 87 shows that she considers Kwon Shi-Yun "interesting" in the same manner as Jee Han. Note that her interest in Jee Han has ''very'' strong sexual undertones.

* NecessarilyEvil: The way he sees what he does. [[spoiler:Even if he kills {{Muggles}}, he does it to clean up TheHeartless]].

* CriticalExistenceFailure: As Han Jee-Han himself notes, a normal person at the equivelant of only one HitPoint left would be weak and almost dead. But Han Jee-Han is perfectly fine up until he loses that one last hitpoint.

* DudeLooksLikeALady: He has a feminine face, uses feminine mannerisms, and wears feminine clothing. Han Jee-Han himself notes that he would have mistaken him for a woman were it not for the information he purchased.

* InTheBlood: Chapter 9 has Jae Han mention that not only is Sun Il a gold-medal winner in Tae Kwon Do, so is his father.

* SupernaturalGoldEyes: He has gold eyes, highlighting his demonic nature.

* InTheBlood: He's got a BadassGrandpa and chapter 9 has Jae Han mention that not only is Sun Il a gold-medal winner in Tae Kwon Do, so is his father.

* BadassGrandpa: Shin Sun-Oh is so strong Jee-Han can't even see his level.

!!Other Groups:

[[folder:The Black Rock Clan]]
!! The Black Rock Clan
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/blackrock1.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350: They take the term "stoners" to a whole new level.]]

A clan specializing in golem magic.

* CastFromHitpoints: Quite literally. Casting the massive fireball on Aholting cost them half their Special Jumble Mumble Golem's hp.
* DirtyCoward: They completely tormented Lolikano while they had the upper hand, but the moment Jae Han turned the tables, after being forced into their barrier, they fled.
* FacelessMooks: Only the boss's face is ever shown. Everybody else is wearing a mask. For some reason Jae Han didn't remove the masks of those he defeated and buried up to their necks, although he did have Gnome strip them naked. [[FridgeBrilliance Which may make them]] '''[[FridgeBrilliance wish]]''' [[FridgeBrilliance Jae Han killed them once the ID barrier falls and they find themselves wearing nothing but a mask in public.]]
* FatalFlaw: Their ID barrier was specifically designed to be unbreakable for at least an hour, (keeping Lolikano inside), keep out people who rank A and above, and automatically force people of rank D or below to enter. Unfortunately, since Jae Han's ability doesn't have a rank (or is unable to be ranked), it forced him inside and lead to their utter downfall.
* FusionDance: They fused with their giant golems to trade mobility for strength, and limited immunity to Lolikano's magic. Jae Han would exploit the hell out of this.
* HumiliationConga: Their arc starts with them literally sitting pretty on top of their humongous Special Mumble Jumble golem. Once they force Jae Han to get involved, they lose an army of Jumble Mumble Golems, ten of their people are made to look like complete amateurs, who get stripped naked, Jae Han blasts their ultimate golem with their own magic staves (which he looted from the ten fools who attacked him earlier), and ultimately their prey, Lolikano manages to draw upon Aholting's "Tree of life" to show them how a giant ball of magic tastes. Oh, and they now have to worry about the Chunbunmoon, and the Yun-hon clan since they broke their contract by attacking Jae Han in the first place, and antagonized the other clan by repeatedly trespassing into their territory...
* {{Kaiju}}: Their Special Mumble Jumble golem could easily rival Godzilla.
* MarionetteMaster: They specialize in creating and controlling golems.
* PlayingWithFire: Among their arsenal of spells is a fusion of fire magics hot enough to rival magma (2500 degrees).
* WeHaveReserves: They were willing to sacrifice half their members to launch a massive fireball at Aholting.

[[folder:The Viking Guild]]
A group of hostile "players" encountered by Jae Han and his group inside the Great Labyrinth in chapter 131.

* AnAxeToGrind: They all wield some kind of wood-cutter's hatchet.
* [[IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance Ignorant Of His Own Ignorance]]: They appear to be something of TheDreaded to "players" inside the Great Labyrinth, but they're purely "saps" as far as any genuine member of the Abyss is concerned.
* KillEmAll: Their default action upon encountering anyone not in their guild.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: They all have small, round shields.
* MassOhCrap: When Jae Han binds them a second time, and makes explicitly clear why threatening him is a ''really bad idea.''
* NiceHat: They all wear viking horned helmets.
* NoSell: They shrug off what appears to be a powerful freezing spell.
* SmallNameBigEgo: They all act like they're the mightiest warriors in the universe. While it's possible that they're the most powerful group of "players" inside the great Labyrinth, they're ''nothing'' compared to even the weakest member of the Abyss.
* SuicidalOverconfidence: Despite Jae Han ''effortlessly'' taking them all down, and the group they were attacking, single-handed, they go and threaten him the moment he frees them.
* TheyJustDontGetIt: While bound before him, completely helpless, with Jae Han methodically going through [[ColdBloodedTorture all the possible ways he can hurt them for antagonizing him]] [[CruelMercy including beating them to the brink of death before healing them up again]], they continue to berate him and shout death threats demanding he free them. It takes him demonstrating his Spiral Energy Bolt right before their faces before they realize just how screwed they are.
* UngratefulBastard: Despite the fact that Jae Han freed them because ''the party they were fighting'' pleaded for their freedom, the first thing they do once the magic ropes are removed is go and threaten Jae Han. [[TranquilFury He wastes no time in expressing his displeasure.]]

!!Unaffiliated Ability Users

[[folder:Hwan Sung-Gong]]
!!'''Hwan Sung-Gong'''
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gong1.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:You would wish he's from M.I.B.]]

The Black Summoner and father of Sung-Ah. Became Han Jee-Han's chemistry teacher.

[[folder:General]]

!!Other Groups:

[[folder:The Black Rock Clan]]
!! The Black Rock Clan
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/blackrock1.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350: They take the term "stoners" to a whole new level.]]

A clan specializing in golem magic.

* CastFromHitpoints: Quite literally. Casting the massive fireball on Aholting cost them half their Special Jumble Mumble Golem's hp.
* DirtyCoward: They completely tormented Lolikano while they had the upper hand, but the moment Jae Han turned the tables, after being forced into their barrier, they fled.
* FacelessMooks: Only the boss's face is ever shown. Everybody else is wearing a mask. For some reason Jae Han didn't remove the masks of those he defeated and buried up to their necks, although he did have Gnome strip them naked. [[FridgeBrilliance Which may make them]] '''[[FridgeBrilliance wish]]''' [[FridgeBrilliance Jae Han killed them once the ID barrier falls and they find themselves wearing nothing but a mask in public.]]
* FatalFlaw: Their ID barrier was specifically designed to be unbreakable for at least an hour, (keeping Lolikano inside), keep out people who rank A and above, and automatically force people of rank D or below to enter. Unfortunately, since Jae Han's ability doesn't have a rank (or is unable to be ranked), it forced him inside and lead to their utter downfall.
* FusionDance: They fused with their giant golems to trade mobility for strength, and limited immunity to Lolikano's magic. Jae Han would exploit the hell out of this.
* HumiliationConga: Their arc starts with them literally sitting pretty on top of their humongous Special Mumble Jumble golem. Once they force Jae Han to get involved, they lose an army of Jumble Mumble Golems, ten of their people are made to look like complete amateurs, who get stripped naked, Jae Han blasts their ultimate golem with their own magic staves (which he looted from the ten fools who attacked him earlier), and ultimately their prey, Lolikano manages to draw upon Aholting's "Tree of life" to show them how a giant ball of magic tastes. Oh, and they now have to worry about the Chunbunmoon, and the Yun-hon clan since they broke their contract by attacking Jae Han in the first place, and antagonized the other clan by repeatedly trespassing into their territory...
* {{Kaiju}}: Their Special Mumble Jumble golem could easily rival Godzilla.
* MarionetteMaster: They specialize in creating and controlling golems.
* PlayingWithFire: Among their arsenal of spells is a fusion of fire magics hot enough to rival magma (2500 degrees).
* WeHaveReserves: They were willing to sacrifice half their members to launch a massive fireball at Aholting.

[[folder:The Viking Guild]]
A group of hostile "players" encountered by Jae Han and his group inside the Great Labyrinth in chapter 131.

* AnAxeToGrind: They all wield some kind of wood-cutter's hatchet.
* [[IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance Ignorant Of His Own Ignorance]]: They appear to be something of TheDreaded to "players" inside the Great Labyrinth, but they're purely "saps" as far as any genuine member of the Abyss is concerned.
* KillEmAll: Their default action upon encountering anyone not in their guild.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: They all have small, round shields.
* MassOhCrap: When Jae Han binds them a second time, and makes explicitly clear why threatening him is a ''really bad idea.''
* NiceHat: They all wear viking horned helmets.
* NoSell: They shrug off what appears to be a powerful freezing spell.
* SmallNameBigEgo: They all act like they're the mightiest warriors in the universe. While it's possible that they're the most powerful group of "players" inside the great Labyrinth, they're ''nothing'' compared to even the weakest member of the Abyss.
* SuicidalOverconfidence: Despite Jae Han ''effortlessly'' taking them all down, and the group they were attacking, single-handed, they go and threaten him the moment he frees them.
* TheyJustDontGetIt: While bound before him, completely helpless, with Jae Han methodically going through [[ColdBloodedTorture all the possible ways he can hurt them for antagonizing him]] [[CruelMercy including beating them to the brink of death before healing them up again]], they continue to berate him and shout death threats demanding he free them. It takes him demonstrating his Spiral Energy Bolt right before their faces before they realize just how screwed they are.
* UngratefulBastard: Despite the fact that Jae Han freed them because ''the party they were fighting'' pleaded for their freedom, the first thing they do once the magic ropes are removed is go and threaten Jae Han. [[TranquilFury He wastes no time in expressing his displeasure.]]

!!Unaffiliated Ability Users

[[folder:Hwan Sung-Gong]]
!!'''Hwan Sung-Gong'''
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gong1.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:You would wish he's from M.I.B.]]

The Black Summoner and father of Sung-Ah. Became Han Jee-Han's chemistry teacher.

[[folder:Doctor Faust]]
!!Doctor Faust

Ranked among the ten strongest people on the planet and the person the legend of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faust Faust]] was inspired by in-story. He is the leader of Golden Circle, a major Abyss organization centered in the United States. Out of the divine ten, he is the best known due to exposure from his constant efforts to invent new forms of power.
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* BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy: In real life, the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Georg_Faust historical Faust]] was an alchemist in the German Renaissance, and the basis of a popular legend. In The Gamer, he is a member of the Abyss ''in addition'' to being the model of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goethe%27s_Faust Goethe's fictional story]].
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: He is believed to have existed since the 1800s.

[[/folder]]

* PurpleEyes: As shown in the character portrait she has piercing purple eyes. She's also significant in that her illness takes up almost two full arcs in the plot.

Ranked among the ten strongest people on the planet and the person the legend of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faust Faust]] was inspired by in-story. He is the leader of Golden Circle, a major Abyss organization centered in the United States.

* ImmuneToMindControl: The Gamer's Mind skill gives him immunity to mind controlling effects. [[spoiler:This comes in very useful when Yoohwa Shin places a mask on him and her power attempts to erode his mind. However, it doesn't offer full protection against fellow innate abilities, meaning that since Yoohwa Shin, like Han Jee-Han, was chosen by Gaia to receive tremendous power, she can still bypass it with enough effort.]]