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Main Characters (Twenty-Fifth Bam) | Organizations (FUG (Canines), Wolhaiksong) | Regulars (First Batch, Second Batch, Third Batch, Fourth Batch, Fifth Batch, Sixth Batch) | Rankers | Irregulars | Jahad Empire (Great Warriors, Princesses of Jahad, 13 Month Series) | Floor Guardians | Others
In FUG, there are those who have a grudge against Jahad and the Ten Great Families, those who envy what they possess, and those who want to change the Tower. A Slayer must be a God capable of fulfilling those wishes.
—Hwaryun
Unlike N.G.O. Superpower Wolhaiksong, FUG makes no attempt to hide the fact that they fight against the Jahad Empire. Founded by Grace Mirchea Luslec, the so-called "Absolute Darkness" of the Tower, they are motivated by the explicit goal of killing Jahad and the Heads of the 10 Great Families. Led by a group of ancient Elders and the Slayers, FUG is infamous for its extremist methods and their widespread reach within the Tower. Their followers border on the fanatical, to the point of worshiping the Slayers, individuals deemed powerful enough to kill Jahad, as gods.
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Grace Mirchea Luslec
Grace Mirchea Luslec
Tower Position: Fisherman
Rank: 15
Occupation: Head of FUG
Sobriquet: Heretic; Tiger Fish
If Lord Luslec acts now...there's a good chance the Family Leader will step in. If it comes to that, there really will be an all-out war.
—Sophia Tan
Feared as the absolute darkness of the Tower, he is the head of the religious sect and criminal order FUG, which opposes Jahad and at one point took in Bam. What Grace looks like is currently a mystery.
- A God Am I: Considered the "Living God" of FUG. Whether he believes this himself or not is unknown, since he has yet to make an appearance.
- All-Powerful Bystander: During Season 3, it's revealed that the reason why even with the Empire starting to actively pursue a war with FUG Luslec remains hidden is because being the most powerful member of FUG, his action would force even the Family Heads to move as well, which would lead to an all-out war that would be beyond Bam's current power.
- The Corrupter: Most within the Families consider him this.
- Dragon Ascendant: He was once a subordinate to V, who once waged war against Jahad, but eventually committed suicide. Now Luslec is the one leading the crusade against the Tower's ruling class.
- The Dreaded: The leader of the organization that can defy the Families and constantly manage to get away with it without getting ended isn't somebody to take lightly. Want an example of just how feared he is? A FUG Elder stated that Mirchea acting would cause a Family Head to move as well.
- Fallen Hero: Originally, he helped Jahad and his warriors in climbing the Tower. Then his master, V, rebelled against Jahad's rule and he presumably continued the cause.
- Improbable Weapon: He too, uses a Hook.
- The Magnificent: Given the nickname as the "Heretic" due to his act of defiance against Jahad, but also known as the "Tiger Fish".
- Mysterious Backer: Despite being the leader of FUG, he is strangely OK with letting Bam do what he wants, to the ire of the other Slayers and Elders in the organization. Whether he's allowing this out of Pragmatic Villainy, because Bam might be the reborn son of his late master, or both is unknown. Even during Season 3, where Bam has returned to FUG, Luslec still remains an anonymous backer as he is unable to directly help Bam without triggering the Family Heads into action and instead helps him by offering the Slayers and Elders a chance to join Bam to rescue Ha Jinsung.
- Red Baron: Heretic.
Ha Jinsung
Ha Jinsung
Tower Position: Fisherman
Rank: Top 100
Occupation: FUG Martial Arts Teacher
Sobriquet: Butcher of the Ha Family
Did you say you want strength? I will show you how to become a God.
A high-ranking FUG member, and a former teacher of Viole and Karaka. Compared to a lot of other folks seen within the FUG organization, Jinsung has been the least villainous and prefers to see Viole move about freely during the Slayer Candidate's climb up The Tower.
- Affably Evil: He may be nice, albeit too loud, but according to Hwaryun he came to the 21st Floor to kill all of Viole's companions, as he considers them too weak.
- A Father to His Men: To Viole. He seems genuinely concerned when he visits Viole on the 36th Floor.
- Agent Peacock: By proxy: he's the one to blame for 'Ole's FUG-tastic wardrobe. It's not that Jingsung doesn't dress well enough in his own right (if with a rather tastefully disheveled theme), but he really went to town for his pupil.
- Badass in Distress: He is captured by Jahad's forces. His disciples, Karaka and Baam team up to defeat Kallavan and rescue Jinsung.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Is loud, goofy, and a bit dorky. He is also a High Ranker who can make most people's days go very badly if he feels the need to.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: See One-Man Army below.
- Curtains Match the Window: Dark brown.
- Cynicism Catalyst: He loved a girl who was taken by the Ha Family as a slave... and killed an entire branch of the family in revenge. Unfortunately, she died in the process. It's implied that he sees something of her in Viole, and that she was his reason for joining FUG.
- The Dreaded: Khun, of all people, can't fully compose himself in his presence. Justified, since Jinsung annihilated an entire branch family in his past, and is infamous for killing members of the 10 Families whenever he has felt the need to.
- Evil Mentor: Kind to Viole, but nonetheless a member of FUG and a true believer in their ideals.
- Expecting Someone Taller: According to Hon Akraptor, he is nothing like the FUG of his imagination.
- Had this attitude towards Bam when he first met him. It wasn't until he saw his Power Copying that he began to take him seriously.
- Good Smoking, Evil Smoking: He's both. He started out cynical, depressed, uninterested, and fairly dissatisfied with everything to do with himself and FUG, all while smoking like a chimney. Since finding a little spark again teaching Viole and rubbing shoulders with the least likely of motley crews, he's started turning over, if not new, then forgotten leaves. And, is also trying to quit.
- Necessarily Evil: His goal is noble. His means... not so much.
- One-Man Army: Absolutely destroys all the men guarding Karaka's secret base, and treats them like children while he does it.
- Pet the Dog: Sincerely wants the best for Viole, despite everything FUG has done to keep him on a leash.
- Pragmatic Villainy: While he does indeed respect Viole, his leniency towards him is mostly a carrot-and-stick deal to keep him in the organization. In an argument with Karaka, he even states that he is ultimately devoted to his own plans, and that allowing Viole to assemble his own team does give FUG more hostages to strongarm him with.
- Villain Has a Point: Karaka disobeys him and antagonizes Viole, heedless of the warnings. Thereby causing Viole to leave FUG. Blaming 'Ole for this isn't on Jinsung's to-do list, however. He did warn the idiots how pushing the lad would most likely go, and appears all set to aid Viole/Bam teach Karaka and company a few much-needed lessons in humility as a kind of training-and-survival project for all concerned... As, he also outright promised the twerps this would happen if they underestimated the young Irregular, too.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Treats Viole as a person rather than simply a tool, and was an instrumental part in giving him autonomy. Sure, there are strings attached (it's the Tower: there are always strings), but it comes across as mostly genuine.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Red to Hwaryun's Blue.
- Revenge: His family killed the woman he loved, causing him to turn to FUG.
- Smoking Is Cool: Initially tried invoking this. Mostly got a "nah: smoking is lame — and second-hand smoke is bad for Miseng!" response from the latest batch of Regulars he got to interact with. Getting relegated to smoking outdoors for breaks by this bunch of close-knit losers had him rethinking a couple of his life choices.
- Sweet Tooth: Ever since Wangnam brought him lollipops instead of cigarettes, Ha Jinsung has been seen munching on them; leading Rak to deem him Candy Turtle.
- Team Mom: Strangely fits this role in the FUG-trio dynamic. He even goes out of his way to buy Viole clothes for every season, a habit that Viole doesn't know how to begin dealing with.
- Took a Level in Kindness: Says he's changed a lot and no longer kills people from the 10 Great Families on sight. This reassures Aguero not a bit.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Wants to create a better world. However, he wouldn't hesitate to kill a bunch of innocents to fulfill his goals. There are hints that he may be modifying his stance a little... Unless it's an act.
Slayers
Karaka
Karaka
Tower Position: Scout, Fisherman, Wave Controller
Rank: Normal Ranker (formerly); High Ranker (currently)
Occupation: FUG Slayer
Slayer 11
It's as if you are praying for me to kill you. If death is your dream, then I will make it come true.
A Slayer of FUG who never seems to take off his mask, and Ha Jinsung's former apprentice. Karaka is one of the main FUG members that is at the head of the faction that would rather control Viole than let him move about freely. He mostly stays behind the scenes ordering around his subordinates to do his bidding, but takes a more direct approach on the Hell Train when he realizes that Viole is becoming more of a threat, and is getting in the way of White's resurrection.
As a result, Karaka fights against Princess Yuri Jahad at Name Hunt Station in an attempt to keep Viole from returning to the Hell Train. He then journeys to the 43rd Floor of Death to assist Team Rachel given that White is on their team.
Like Wangnan, Karaka has a red ring with the Jahad symbol on it.
- Arc Villain: Karaka became the main enemy during the last chapters of the Name Hunt Station arc following Kaiser's defeat.
- Bastard Bastard: He is one of King Jahad's illegitimate children.
- By the Lights of Their Eyes: In his first appearance.
- Casting a Shadow: His element of choice. He calls his ability "World of Darkness", and he is able to outright cancel attacks with it, as well as deliver a very powerful counterattack with the energy he accumulated from the blows he canceled.
- The Chosen One: As a Slayer.
- Cold Ham: He isn't very emotive most of the time, but Karaka loves his dramatic speeches.
- Cool Mask: To hide his identity.
- Dragon with an Agenda: While he claims to have the same goal as his FUG superiors, he tries to enact schemes under their noses. Unfortunately for him, his superiors are also completely aware of his plans and try to Out Gambit him.
- The Dreaded: Made himself quite a reputation.
- Enemy Mine: As of Season 3 he and Bam are working together because of their shared goal of rescuing their master Ha Jinsung.
- The Faceless: His face is hidden behind a mask. No one knows what he truly looks like.
- Fighting a Shadow: His Powered Armor is actually connected to a Pocket Dimension where his "heart", seemingly a container for his mind, is located. According to
SIU, the only beings capable of entering it without his permission are the Administrators. - Healing Factor: Karaka is able to completely negate any damage inflicted upon him through the use of his Infinite Past Lives technique. He survives Yuri's station-dwarfing shinsu attack in this manner.
- How the Mighty Have Fallen: Ha Jinsung and Hwaryun seem to have this opinion of his current self, claiming that he is nothing but a shadow of his former self (in the way he acts rather than power level).
- Long-Lost Relative: Is heavily implied to be Ja Wangnan's sibling. That jacked-up Healing Factor of his and the yellow-gold glowing eyes add weight to this.
- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: His antagonism towards Viole causes him to leave FUG, though Ha Jinsung has plans to make Viole rejoin.
- Nigh-Invulnerable: One of the biggest cases in the Tower. His armour and World of Darkness ability gives him Resurrective Immortality and Fighting a Shadow, on top of Shinsu Body Reinforcement and his Powered Armor making him hard to wound in the first place.
- Reptiles Are Abhorrent: Scales on his mask add to his overall creepiness.
- Revenge: While his exact reasons haven't been given, he wants it against his father, King Jahad.
- Sinister Silhouettes: In his first appearance.
- Stronger Sibling: Both a far better fighter and Shinsu user than Ja Wangnan.
- Stone Wall: How Kallavan describes his abilities. Even if Karaka is immortal, he also can't inflict any attacks strong enough to actually hurt him.
- The Rival: He becomes this to Yuri after their unresolved battle at the Name Hunt Station, with both eager to settle the score.
- Tsundere: They were originally genuine enemies, but after teaming up with Viole in order to rescue their mutual master, he begins to show shades of this. Taking measures to look after Viole while denying that he is concerned about him.
- Villainous Rescue: Comes to Bam's aid in the fight against Jahad's army at the end of Season 2.
White
White
Rank: High Ranker
Occupation: FUG Slayer
Slayer 10
Souls don't taste any good if they die without a struggle.
The combined form of five Arie Family siblings (Hoaqin, Vicente, Anna, David, and Albelda) using the forbidden soul-eating spell of a Devil in an attempt to surpass their Great Family Leader father, Arie Hon.
After combining, White would climb the Tower to the point of becoming a Ranker, and makes a name for himself as the 10th seated FUG Slayer. However, White one day suffers defeat against a Jahad Princess, which results in the weakened White running away to the D-rank area's Hell Train in order to regain his strength by acquiring the souls of anyone who tried to venture into the train. White's recovery plan succeeds for a while, but hits a snag due to a Regular, Roen, sacrificing herself to seal away White within the Hell Train. The sealing spell had also resulted in White finally splitting back into the five siblings, and were placed in separate locations throughout the Hell Train.
In the present, Hoaqin works alongside Team Rachel and Karaka in order to return to his former White form by reabsorbing his four siblings. Hoaqin manages to reabsorb Vicente, Anna, and David, during the Dallar Show to form an incomplete version of White, but is held off from reabsorbing Albelda due to it turning out that the last sibling combined with a newly formed White clone that's an amalgamation of all the souls White had sacrificed over the years. Eventually, the new clone agrees to rejoin with Hoaqin so that they're powerful enough to escape Jahad's forces that were sent to kill them off at the last Hell Train station, which results in a fully reunited White finally making his reappearance.
In the battle at the Nest, the assistance of Khun and the other regulars allows him to absorb the souls of a number of 4th division soldiers, Rankers and Dokoko, finally regaining power similar to his prime.
- A God Am I: As a FUG Slayer since the organization sees White as one of their Gods.
- Blood Knight: Enjoys fighting.
- Color Motif: Given his title, being all-white is pretty much a given. Once he reaches his prime form, there are also prominent red elements.
- The Dreaded: Made a name for himself as a dangerous FUG Slayer to the point that even Jinsung was afraid of his possible return after he was sealed away in the Hell Train.
- Enemy Mine: While he works with Rachel and has his own values, he teams up with Bam and Friends against Jahad's army at the last station.
- Fusion Dance: A body formed by the combination of Hoaqin, Vicente, Anna, David, and Albelda. However, Hoaqin is the only one awake, being the one in control of White while the other siblings are forced to forever remain asleep.
- Laser-Guided Karma: White consistently mocks Bam over murdering Prince and Arkraptor and intends to eat his soul to gain the power to fight his father. But his efforts only lead to Bam growing far stronger so much so that White is promptly curb-stomped and defeated this time to a humiliating extent by being tricked into a trap and then having all of his power absorbed into Bam.
- Light Is Not Good: White-colored, but is established to be a dangerous threat that eats people's souls.
- Master Swordsman: He is from the Arie family who are all master swordsmen and a legendary High-ranker who accumulates power by consuming souls. His 'Prime' form can hold his own and even temporarily overpower Kallavan, as well as trivially killing Rankers.
- Not So Invincible After All: White's defeat at the hands of a Jahad Princess resulted in him losing his strength down to D-rank Regular status.
- Road Block: His return to power hits a roadblock after Roen's sealing spell splits White apart within the Hell Train.
- Sealed Evil in a Can: He was sealed away within the Hell Train due to Roen's sealing spell sacrifice.
- Slasher Smile: Sports one at times.
- Soul Power: Feeds on souls to strengthen himself.
- Team Killer: Murders Namo in the Cat tower once she protests his actions. She even protests that they are on the same team. He thinks otherwise.
- Token Evil Teammate: After joining Bams crew at the last station. Crosses over with Enemy Mine.
Baylord Yama
Baylord Yama
Rank: High Ranker
Occupation: FUG Slayer
Sobriquet: God of Fighting Dogs
Slayer 7
If there is something you wanna take from me, from my Slayer title to a single grain of sand, I won't give it up without a fight.
A Slayer and "The God Of Fighting Dogs," a hot-blooded Canine Person who leads his faction on the 52 Floor.
- A God Am I: Naturally as a Slayer of FUG.
- Aloof Big Brother: It's indicated that he is this towards Paul. His flashback has him ignore Paul when he calls out to him and his opinion of Paul in the present is rather underwhelming, not seeing him as a threat at all while he at least acknowledges Doom as an opponent. Reaches the Big Brother Bully domain as he goes as far as to mock him repeatedly.
- Aerith and Bob: Out of him and his brothers, we have Doom, Yama, and... Paul.
- Asskicking Leads to Leadership: He earned the position of the leader of the Canine People by defeating both his brothers and thus proving out of the original Canines, he is the most powerful.
- Beast Man: Is a Canine Person, a human-like race with dog features.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: To show exactly just how unmatched he is among the Canines, he easily throws around Doom and Paul without breaking a sweat in the present.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He is undoubtedly quite a harsh and brutal person, but beneath that attitude lies a good heart that makes him the only one out of the three original canines to truly care for his people.
- Wake Up Fighting: You don't wake him up unless you've crossed the Godzilla Threshold. He can fight in his sleep and will unconsciously massacre his surroundings if disturbed.
- The Worf Effect: While Yama does get to show off how powerful he is as the King of the canines during the Cage chapters that he was finally properly introduced in, he gets worfed hard the moment Lo Po Bia Yasratcha shows up. From the Wall of Peaceful Coexistence chapters onwards, Yama gets toyed with a lot, especially from Yasratcha, due to the fact that Jahad's forces have High Rankers just as strong as FUG Slayers.
Jue Viole Grace
See Twenty-Fifth Bam.
Elders And Their Aides
Khel Hellam
Khel Hellam
Rank: High Ranker
Occupation: FUG Elder
Blue Hole
We are the darkness of the Tower. If there's a light that tries to lift that darkness, we reject it.
An Elder who attempts to take control of the Canine People from Yama during the battle of the Cage.
- Arc Villain: Serves as the overall main villain of the Cage chapters that kick off Season 3.
- Beast Man: Has Goat-like features.
- Evil Plan: Khel Hellam's overall plan during the Cage chapters revolved around trying to take control of Baylord Yama's canine people in order to have a fodder army of dog people for a war that's about to go down in the future against King Jahad and his Great Families. His plan revolves around a really complicated scheme that basically amounts to controlling Doom, Yama's brother, into doing his biding due to a spell that Khel Hellam's people had placed on Doom's heart in the past. Controlling Doom would give Khel Hellam control of the canine people as the canine power wasn't actually from Yama, but was from Doom.
- Heel–Face Turn: He drops trying to take over the canines, and stops being antagonistic towards Bam and his companions, after the latter succeed in freeing Doom from Khel Hellam's spell, which destiny told him was impossible. Thus, he provides support for Bam's fight through the Nest complex to rescue Jinsung.
- Know When to Fold 'Em: Khel Hellam stops trying to take over Yama's Cage canines after his ability to see one's future destiny failed to notice that Bam (being an Irregular) had succeeded in removing the spell that Khel Hellam's people had cast on Doom's heart to try to control him. Thus, he offers to teleport Bam and company to the Wall of Peaceful Coexistence to support Yama there after Khel Hellam's powers sent said FUG Slayer off to the Wall during the Cage battle through a teleportation skill.
- The Man Behind the Man: He was the main villain behind all the enemies and schemes that were going on during the Cage chapters. All in an attempt to try to take over Baylord Yama's canine faction.
- The Worf Effect: He was introduced as an extremely powerful warrior who could fight both Yama and Evankhell with the help of his Ancient... And only a few chapters later and it turns out Jahad utterly stomped him and his team, the strongest FUG force, during Genesis, displaying just how overwhelmingly powerful the King of the Tower is.
Soo-oh
Soo-oh
Tower Position: Guide
Rank: High Ranker
Occupation: FUG Guide; FUG Aide
Red Witch
Do you really think that child is the Hero who's going to bring down Jahad?
Khel's aide, and a Guide.
- The Nicknamer: Calls Madorako a "Catfish" when they meet during the cage chapters. Madorako doesn't appreciate it one bit.
- Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Is a powerful High Ranker, and is tiny.
- Undying Loyalty: Serves as Khel Hellam's loyal guide, and will gladly fight for said FUG Elder.
Sophia Tan
Sophia Tan
Tower Position: Light Bearer
Rank: High Ranker
Occupation: FUG Elder
Elder
That Irregular is definitely the one stirring things up at the moment... But none of the Elders, including me, trusts that amateur. That's why I tried to give Karaka the thorn.
An Elder, who reluctantly agreed to help Bam during the battle at The Nest.
- Enemy Mine: Helps Bam during The Nest, despite trying to melt him down before.
Sola and Namo
Sola and Namo
Tower Position: Wave-Controller
Rank: Ranker
Occupation: FUG Disciple
It's already annoying enough that we have to hold hands right now. But it's only when we work together that our Shinsu's the strongest.
—Sola
Sophia's aides and students from Seolhyangwon.
- Wonder Twin Powers: Are most effective when holding hands together.
Other Rankers
Pedro
Pedro
Tower Position: Scout
Rank: Ranker
Occupation: FUG Member; Hell Train Conductor
You hold all of FUG's hope upon your back. If you don't want to be a Slayer, we can just melt you down along with the Thorn, but I don't think you'd want that, would you?
The Train Conductor of the Hell Train who sets up the Dallar Show game between the two Slayer Candidates, Viole and Hoaqin.
Pedro is revealed to be a loyal FUG subordinate of Karaka, and has been tasked to help Hoaqin reacquire his other siblings in order to resurrect the FUG Slayer, White. However, his plan meets an unexpected interference when two intruders, Princess Yuri Jahad, and her Guide, Evan Edroch, break into the Hell Train searching for Bam.
- Arc Villain: He was this on the Ranker side of the Dallar Show going up against Yuri.
- Beam Spam: His Purple Dementor shoots massive beams of purple shinsu.
- The Bet: He makes a bet with Yuri to kill one another depending on Bam's performance in the Dallar Show.
- Character Death: He dies after a brutal fight against Yuri.
- Enemy Summoner: Pedro's trump card is his ancient Observer known as the Purple Dementor.
- Good Hair, Evil Hair: On the evil side considering his mustache.
- In-Series Nickname: Pedro the Death Eye
- The Man Behind the Man: For the sake of resurrecting White, Pedro helps Hoaqin behind the scenes of the Dallar Show.
- Poisoned Weapons: The Purple Dementor has a dangerous poison hidden in one of its fingers used primarily to immobilize an enemy target.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Has red glowing eyes that are very similar to Karaka.
- Shout-Out: Readers will instantly think of Harry Potter when they hear Purple "Dementor".
- Sinister Silhouettes: Apart from his glowing red eyes, Pedro's appearance is almost always hidden in the shadows.
- Undying Loyalty: To the FUG Slayer, Karaka.
Poken
Poken
Rank: Ranker
Occupation: FUG Executive
Tell the gamblers. Tomorrow at the Tournament, we kill all of Mr. Viole’s teammates.
A FUG Ranker executive that works directly under Karaka. Poken was tasked by Karaka to create a team of E-rank Regulars that would watch over Viole to make sure that FUG's newest Slayer Candidate doesn't try to pull anything.
- Casting a Shadow: His primary abilities are based around shadows.
- The Dragon: To Karaka
- The Faceless: The closest to seeing Poken's full appearance has just been the image of his shadow.
- The Man Behind the Man: He was the one pulling the strings behind Reflejo's FUG Team for the E-ranker Workshop Battle.
- Super-Empowering: Poken can give others his power by providing them a piece of his shadow. The shadow given to the E-rank Reflejo allows him to gain a temporary power-up to be on the level of a B-rank Regular.
Madorako
Madorako
Rank: High Ranker
Occupation: FUG Member
Sobriquet: Grey Catfish
I pride myself on being a businessman with principles. But "morality" only applies between people in the same league.
A FUG Ranker who has made a name for himself as a master businessman. Madorako acts as a benefactor for Workshop to raise money for Io and Punk in order for them to further their research, and help them develop the Emile weapon. He's also the head of the FUG Rankers aboard the Archimedes and in charge of pouring the solution that will melt Viole into the Thorn to become the great weapon for the FUG organization.
Madorako later reappears in Season 3 making a deal with the Bam/Karaka faction to help them reach Baylord Yama's fortress airship called the Cage in return for a special ladle item that Karaka obtained during the trip on the Hell Train. However, Madorako turns on Bam and Karaka's group due to being in league with Khel Hellam; a FUG Elder who has other plans for Baylord Yama and his canines.
- Arc Villain:
- He was this on the Ranker side of the E-rank Workshop Battle going up against Lero-Ro's Wolhaiksong group.
- Falls into this status again during the Cage chapters when it turns out that his deal with Bam and Karaka's group was a trick as he's really teamed up with FUG Elder Khel Hellam to try to screw over Yama and the canines in order to retrieve the special ladle that's in Karaka's possession.
- The Bus Came Back: Following the part he played in the Workshop Battle chapters, Madorako reappears during the Cage chapters of Season 3. He makes a deal with Bam and Karaka to help them reach Baylord Yama's Cage fortress airship to try to retrieve a special "ladle" that came under Karaka's possession.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive: Despite being a Workshop benefactor, he works for FUG. He also betrays Io and Punk by handing the key item to use Emile over to Cassano.Hwaryun: He's a merchant who sided with the FUG faction that joined the Workshop battle. His private soldiers are the ones who actually smuggled the Thorn fragment out of the Floor of Death.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Performs one off-screen on Io and Punk after revealing that he chose to make a deal with Cassano over them.
- Deal with the Devil: He's the devil in this case. Madorako operates in the area of illegal betting for Regular tests and makes a deal with Io and Punk to do so in the Workshop battle. Predictably, he ends up double-crossing them.Madorako: The audience gets their chance to bet their money on the game....In tomorrow's tournament, you'll be able to make a hundred times as much...And even if this is leaked, no one at the Workshop will say a thing so long as you can complete your research. Don't worry and just trust me.
- Fish People: His character design is based on a catfish.
- Horned Humanoid: A pair of black horns.
- In-Series Nickname: During the Cage chapters, he's called "Catfish" by Khel Hellam's guide, Soo-oh, due to how he looks like a fish person. He doesn't appreciate the nickname one bit.
- Know When to Fold 'Em: Madorako calls off the FUG Rankers from further interfering with the E-ranker's Workshop Battle after he's confronted by the Great Family head, Poe Bidau Gustang.
- Red Baron: Grey Catfish.
- Sharp-Dressed Man: Quite a nice suit for a fish person.
Madorako's Bodyguards
Madorako's Bodyguards
Rank: Normal Rankers
Occupation: FUG Members
A pair of FUG Rankers who work for Madorako. They're both seen during the Workshop Battle supporting their boss when the whole plan was going on to try to melt Viole into the Thorn.
The two of them reappear during the Cage chapters of Season 3 still serving as Madorako's loyal henchmen.
- Arc Villain: They supported Madorako on the Ranker side of the Workshop Battle. The purple-clothed FUG Ranker in particular had a fight with Lero-Ro.
- Back for the Dead: Following the Workshop Battle, they reappear over 200 chapters later alongside Madorako for the Cage chapters at the start of Season 3 only to be killed off by White.
- Bit Character: They had minor roles serving as Madorako's allies aboard the Archimedes. The purple-clothed FUG Ranker was the one that worked the Archimedes contraption that tried to pour the melting solution down upon Viole. Their return in the Cage chapters wasn't much better as they were only there to be killed and eaten by White.
- Blow You Away: The purple-clothed FUG Ranker's main way of attacking appears to be to try to blow his opponent away with purple tornados that seem to be made of spikes.
- Character Death: During the Cage chapters, Madorado orders his two bodyguards to take Bam's companions, such as Louie, hostage when their plan at Baylord Yama's Cage airship falls apart. The two bodyguards end up having the unfortunate luck of running into White due to Louie running off to the room that White was sleeping in aboard the airship that Bam and company traveled on to travel to the Cage. They try to fight White to get to Louie only for White to quickly overpower and kill them off to "eat" their souls.
- Flat Character: There's nothing to them other than being Madorako's allies. The brown-clothed FUG Ranker had it even worse as he doesn't even get to battle anyone.
- In the Hood: The brown-clothed FUG Ranker covers his head with a hood.
- No Name Given: Neither one of them was given names.
- Sharp-Dressed Man: One of these FUG Rankers wears a nice purple suit.
- Technicolor Eyes: The purple-clothed FUG Ranker has black eyes with red pupils.
- Undying Loyalty: They loyally serve and fight for Madorako.
Others
Hwaryun
See Team Bam.
Sia Sia
See Team Nobic.
Team Reflejo
See Third Batch.
Ha Yura
See Team Rachel.
