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People that were chosen to climb the Inner Tower by Headon and the Tower, in contrast to Irregulars, who entered the Tower by themselves. The Regulars seen here are those who were introduced alongside Bam's first appearance in the Tower.
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Floor of Test Graduates
Paracule
Paracule
Tower Position: Spear Bearer
Please save me! YOU TRASH!
A Dirty Coward Regular who will do anything to reach the top for his important "Spear Bearer Revolution" goal. Paracule always matches his opinion to the majority and acts more like you would expect people in a survival game to act.
In season 1, Paracule is introduced during the Hide-and-Seek test where he manages to pass despite his dirty antics causing trouble for his B-Team. However, he agrees to work alongside Bam's Submerged Fish Hunt Team in order to pass the Floor of Tests.
In season 2, Paracule had been climbing the Tower on a different team alongside Rak. He takes part in the Workshop Battle where his crazy antics come into play once more.
- Action Survivor: His ability to survive despite all odds is something that constantly bewilders both the audience and the characters.
- Amazing Technicolor Population: Green-skinned.
- The Bus Came Back:
- Unlike the other Regulars who ended up in What Happened to the Mouse? territory after passing the 2nd Floor, Paracule makes a return for the Workshop Battle. It's implied that he was climbing the Tower with a team alongside Rak.
- He ends up back in What Happened to the Mouse? territory as he's been nowhere to be seen throughout the Hell Train saga.
- Dirty Coward: Among other things, he abandons Hatz during Hide-And-Seek game.
- Hypocrite: Calls Khun "trash" for "abandoning" Bam before the Submerged Fish test, despite intending to do so himself before!
- In-Series Nickname:
- Rak chooses to call him "Pickle" due to his green skin.
- He's also been referred to as Goby (Mudskipper)
- It's All About Me: One of the most selfish characters introduced in the story. And that's saying something considering how much of a Crapsack World the Tower is.
- Jerkass: Likes to call others "trash".
- Karma Houdini: Despite being obnoxious and useless, he's still somehow been able to climb the Tower.
- Kick Them While They Are Down: Had no problem with ditching Mauchi after the latter failed to pass the Hide-and-Seek test.
- Leeroy Jenkins: In the Submerged Fish Hunt Test, he throws his spear at numerous enemies before it was time to do so.
- The Load: He is yet to show any particularly useful ability.
- Small Name, Big Ego: Talks like he is the biggest fish around, when in reality, it's a wonder the cast still remembers his name at all.
- Smug Snake: Or cheap dirty bastard who makes it very easy for the audience to hate him. Or
love him. - Spanner in the Works: Ended up being this for everyone betting on the fight between Anaak and Ran.
- Those Two Guys: With Mauchi in the first season.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Disappears in season 2 after the Workshop Battle.
Levin
Levin
Voiced by: Genki Okawa (Japanese), Xander Mobus (English)
Tower Position: Light Bearer
What a lucky break to be sent somewhere up high like this. I really don't belong in that kind of mayhem. So...who to shoot next?
A Regular who uses a sniper rifle as his weapon. He is the only Light Bearer other than Rachel and Khun who passed the 2nd Floor. In the anime, Levin actually fails the 2nd Floor being unable to pass Lero-Ro's shinsu wall test.
- Adaptational Wimp: In the webtoon, Levin is strong enough to make his way through all the 2nd Floor tests to eventually graduate with the rest of the group. In the anime, however, he fails to withstand the shinsu that Lero-Ro casts upon him. Thus leaving him as someone unable to pass through the shinsu wall, and bringing an abrupt end to his Tower climb.
- Boom, Headshot!: In his first scene, he eliminates another Regular this way.
- Cold Sniper: Saved up a lot apparently to buy his gun, unfortunately for him it was destroyed during the Crown game.
- Color Motif: The color green.
- Composite Character: In the anime, Levin is combined with the nameless Regular that Lero-Ro flexed his shinsu on during the shinsu wall test, which made it clear to everyone that some people are just not meant to climb the Tower. The result is Levin no longer appearing after Lero-Ro's shinsu wall test.
- Demoted to Extra: In the webtoon, Levin appears to have made it all the way to graduating the 2nd Floor. In the anime, however, he doesn't go any further than Lero-Ro's shinsu wall test.
- Fangs Are Evil: Not really evil, but he has his selfish moments.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Levin tends to get angry quite easily if he doesn't understand what's going on, or when someone is screwing with him.
- Idiot Ball: Turning his back on Rak, while telling him to go somewhere else during a deathmatch. Genius!
- Mission Control: As a light bearer.
- Out of Focus: Levin got the least amount of focus amongst the other Light Bearers (Khun and Rachel) that passed the 2nd Floor. This is the most likely reason why he was even more expendable in the anime.
- Plucky Comic Relief: Served as this for the first season where he hated Rak for taking his spot in the survival test, but ran away before Rak decided to fight him or not. He also tends to yell at people whenever things don't go to plan, such as being forced to watch Team B's many betrayals from his lighthouse during Hide-and-Seek.
- Inconsistent Spelling: Lebin or Levin?
Word of God has finally brought clarity to the subject: Levin. - What Happened to the Mouse?: Despite passing the 2nd Floor, Levin hasn't appeared since the Time Skip.
- As a result of being Demoted to Extra in the anime where Levin doesn't even pass Lero-Ro's shinsu wall test, it's made pretty clear that SIU never had any plans for him beyond Season 1.
- The Worf Effect: Despite showing that he's a capable killer in the initial survival test, he gets taken captive by Paracule and Mauchi during Hide-and-Seek.
Hong Chunhwa
Hong Chunhwa
Tower Position: Fisherman
You're way stronger than I imagined, Princess. But with all your power, you decided to ignore the test and betray your comrades to go up the Tower. You disgust me.
A knight-like fisherman Regular who's always at Sunwoo Nare's side. He turns out to be a Regular in possession of a rare ignition sword. Chunhwa graduates the 2nd Floor along with the rest of the gang while in the anime, he doesn't go any further than the Hide-and-Seek test due to being injured by Endorsi.
- Adaptational Wimp: In the webtoon, Chunhwa is strong enough to make his way through all the 2nd Floor tests to eventually graduate with the rest of the group. In the anime, however, losing in the Hide-and-Seek fight against Endorsi causes him to not be picked to move on to the next test, and ends his Tower climb.
- Beam Spam: His sword can charge up, and fire a blast of Shinsu.
- Bishie Sparkle: Yes. A standout sparkle moment is when Narumada is returned to him after the Hide-and-Seek test.
- The Chosen Many: As a part of the Hong family, it's strongly implied that his sword, Narumada, is one of seven sacred swords passed down from his ancestors.
- Cool Sword: Cool enough to be called Narumada.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Hardly stood a chance against Endorsi during the Hide-and-Seek test.
- Curtains Match the Window: Brown hair with brown eyes.
- Demoted to Extra: In the webtoon, Chunhwa appears to have made it all the way to graduating the 2nd Floor. In the anime, however, he doesn't go any further than the Hide-and-Seek test, and his open spot for the final test gets taken by Dede Kancho.
- Disc-One Nuke: His sword Narumada is considered uncommon for someone to have in the starting test Floors.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: The huge guy to Sunwoo's tiny girl.
- Knight in Shining Armor: Sunwoo Nare sees him as one due to his first outfit being an actual knight armor. He switches to normal clothes after the Crown Game.
- Out of Focus: Despite being introduced as early as all the Regulars first arriving on Evankhell's floating fortress, he barely gets any focus until his fisherman fight against Endorsi during Hide-and-Seek. This is the most likely reason as to why he was even more expendable in the anime.
- Plunder: Endorsi takes Narumada for herself in order to battle Quant in the Hide-and-Seek test.
- The Quiet One: Doesn't interact much with the other Regulars outside Sunwoo.
- Shared Family Quirks: Hong Danhwa from the Hell Train chapters could easily make a case for Suspiciously Similar Substitute.
- Superweapon Average Joe: He isn't weak per se, but most of his combat effectiveness comes from Narumada. In fact, SIU compares an F-rank regular having such a powerful ignition weapon to a person without a license owning an F1 car.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Yet another character who passed the 2nd Floor, but has yet to appear again. What's even weirder about this case is that Chunhwa was one of the Regulars that actually said to everyone that he will help Rachel climb the Tower due to his knight status, and yet he never appears again to show that he kept that promise.
- As a result of being Demoted to Extra in the anime where Chunhwa doesn't even pass the Hide-and-Seek test, it's made pretty clear that SIU never had any plans for him beyond Season 1.
Sunwoo Nare
Sunwoo Nare
Tower Position: Scout, Anima
A man exists to love and a woman exists to receive love.
A Scout Regular who turned out to also have the rare Anima Position. She swoons over Hong Chunhwa and is climbing the Tower for the money.
- Advertised Extra: Sunwoo is actually the very first image that is seen in the preview chapter for the webtoon. However, her actual character in the series is no bigger than a side character, and she doesn't even become a part of one of the teams that are in the spotlight for Season 2.
- The Beastmaster: Her Anima Position, which allows Sunwoo to control certain animals of the Tower. To start, Sunwoo controlled a large group of fish that helped one of Khun's plans during the final 2nd Floor test.
- Curtains Match the Window: Yellow hair with yellow eyes.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: The tiny girl to Chunhwa's huge guy.
- Only in It for the Money: The preview for TOG, and her behavior during Season One, implies that she desires the wealth the Tower may grant her.
- Out of Focus: Similar to Chunhwa, Sunwoo is a Regular that is shown arriving at Evankhell's floating fortress with everyone else, but doesn't get any focus on her all the way until the final 2nd Floor test where her rare Anima Position proved to be useful for one of Khun's plans.
- Token Mini-Moe: The smallest of the first season's Regulars.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Has yet to make a reappearance despite passing the 2nd Floor.
Blarouse
Blarouse
Voiced by: Reo Nakanishi (Japanese)
Tower Position: Fisherman
They are on our side... I looked for useful regulars. The ones who could really help me. And I made contracts with them: "I'll use my bag to help you pass the test now. You help me pass the next test later."
—Khun Aguero Agnis
One of three Regulars who got drafted by Khun during the initial survival test. Along with Kukaku and Grey, the three of them hid within Khun's bag to skip through the first challenges, but were finally brought out after Yu Hansung caught on to Khun's plan. In order to pay off their debt to Khun for getting them this far through the 2nd Floor, Blarouse, and his two teammates, participate in the Crown Game's fourth round, and fought as allies for Khun to dispose of the other two enemy teams. As one of the Regulars who made it to the final test of the 2nd Floor, he helps the group support Rachel. His means of combat is a glove to throw balls at his enemies, which then return to him.
- Anime Hair: Shaved head with massive bangs...very odd style.
- Chekhov's Gunman: Along with Grey and Kukaku Rakukakuka, hints were given throughout the first tests of the 2nd Floor showing that they were hiding within Khun's bag. Due to Yu Hansung noticing what Khun was doing, they were finally brought out of the bag to help Khun's team in the Crown Game.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Performed one with Kukaku and Grey on the two other teams opposing Khun's team in the Crown Game's fourth round.
- Flat Character: Compared to every other character from Bam's group that passed the Floor of Tests, Blarouse was easily the least developed.
- Tricked-Out Gloves: His main weapon.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Continuing the trend, Blarouse has yet to make a reappearance despite passing the 2nd Floor.
Other Floor of Test Regulars
Hoh
Hoh
Voiced by: Fumiyoshi Shioya (Japanese)
Tower Position: Wave Controller
We're not friends Bam. There are no friends in the Tower.... Everyone I loved is already dead.... If I only had the power you and Lauroe had, I wouldn't have lost them.... I didn't do this to go up the Tower. Or because we're rivals. I just...I just hated you so much, Bam.
A wave controller Regular whose desire is to climb the Tower in order to obtain the strength he didn't have when all his loved ones were slaughtered. He starts off as a seemingly okay guy, but begins to fall apart when he starts to realize that he Can't Catch Up to Bam.
- Can't Catch Up: He's spent years mastering tricks that took Bam days to learn. His realization that this trope is in effect ultimately leads to his betrayal and suicide.
- Character Death: He commits suicide during the Hide-and-Seek test.
- Character Development: A dark transition. He starts off as a seemingly nice and ok guy, but falls apart completely when he realizes that he Can't Catch Up to Bam to the point of betraying Hide-and-Seek's Team-B and committing suicide.
- Curtains Match the Window: Yellow hair and yellow eyes.
- Dark and Troubled Past: All of his friends were killed by a random monstrous humanoid at his original home before being chosen to enter the Tower.
- Dude Looks Like a Lady: Long hair, androgynous features.
- Green-Eyed Monster: Hoh becomes increasingly envious of Bam when he notices that the latter has been blessed with the talent of learning how to control shinsu at such an amazingly fast rate compared to himself. He also hates the fact that God blessed him with cheap parlor tricks in return for destroying Hoh's life outside the tower, and yet Bam appears to be perfectly fine despite God bestowing him such amazing talent.
- Horned Humanoid: Has a single, red horn on the right side of his head.
- Hostage Situation: Takes Rachel captive in order to make Bam feel the same misery that Hoh suffered through by threatening to kill the person Bam holds most dear.
- Knight of Cerebus: While not strong in the conventional sense, Hoh taking Rachel hostage and then committing suicide is the first hint that Tower of God isn't going to follow the traditional formula for a series like this.
- Mentor Archetype: Seeing that Bam hasn't begun using shinsu yet, Hoh shows off the basics that he's already learned to him when they're in the wave controller class for the Position Test. However, his good nature turns to resentment when Hoh realizes that he Can't Catch Up to Bam.
- Overly-Nervous Flop Sweat: He really begins to fall apart during the Hostage Situation. Any panel he's in, he's always sweating.
Mauchi
Mauchi
Tower Position: Spear Bearer
Click for Mauchi's original Webtoon appearance
Paracule, you're unbelievable. Unbelievably smart!
A Regular that was assigned as a Spear Bearer. Mauchi mostly followed after Paracule, but failed to pass the Hide-And-Seek test.
- Art Evolution: Mauchi takes Death Ryan's webtoon look in the anime. His blue short-sleeve shirt and red spear is replaced with Death Ryan's white turtleneck sweater and black spear.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: On the receiving end of one from Yu Hansung for complaining about failing the Hide-And-Seek test.
- Dirty Coward: He takes after Paracule, and abandons Hatz during the Hide-And-Seek test.
- Dumb Muscle: How dumb do you have to be to think Paracule has all the right answers?
- Sidekick: Basically Paracule's partner-in-crime.
- Satellite Character: A lot of his actions play off Paracule.
- This Cannot Be!: Didn't take his failure to pass Hide-And-Seek very well.
- Those Two Guys: With Paracule in the first season.
- You Have Failed Me: Paracule ditches him for failing to pass Hide-And-Seek.
Serena Linnen
Serena Linnen
Voiced by: Hitomi Nabatame (Japanese), Cristina Valenzuela (English)
Tower Position: Scout
The world is unfair, Hoh. They looked the other way when things were taken from us and got in our way when we tried to take.... Whatever the outcome, I wonder what would've happened if I'd stood up to them just once.
A Regular that was assigned as a Scout. Despite making it far through the 2nd Floor, she fails to pass the Hide-And-Seek test.
- Berserk Button: Whenever Shibisu refers to her as an old hag. She's also somewhat of a Butt-Monkey amongst the Regulars, which always tends to piss her off.
- Bittersweet Ending: Her climb fails, but she gains a more positive view on life which is likely to take her further outside the Inner or Middle Tower sections than within them. Very much the inverse of a Pyrrhic Victory — she has a better chance to live a full life with a lot less maiming by not climbing because she lost.
- Break the Badass: By the end of the Hide-And-Seek test, it becomes clear that her Dark and Troubled Past catches up to her, and she can't handle the idea of killing others as she moves up the Tower; Hoh's death being the tipping point where she finally decides to call it quits.
- Character Development: By the end of the Hide-And-Seek test, she resolves to take life more seriously.
- Dark and Troubled Past: She watched her thief partner get slaughtered by a Ranker before entering the Tower.
- Fragile Speedster: Defined specifically as a thief.
- Kick the Dog: Before both of them make it through, she tries to do this to Shibisu; making fun of him for not being able to pass through Lero-Ro's shinsu wall, but ends up not being able to do it herself.
- Ms. Fanservice: Quite rare for the series, but it's there for Serena.
- Odd Friendship: Develops an odd one of sorts with Shibisu as a fellow ordinary Regular trying to make it through the Floor of Tests.
- Ship Tease: With Shibisu in the first season to the point that she showed up at his room wanting to share a drink with him.
- Smurfette Principle: The woman of Lauroe, and Hoh's, group during the Crown Game.
- The Worf Effect: How Paracule and Mauchi were able to capture her during the Hide-And-Seek test is anyone's guess. Most likely cause is that she was completely out of it and beginning to feel regret about wanting to hurt others to go up the Tower.
Death Ryan
Death Ryan
Tower Position: Fisherman
Click for Death Ryan's original Webtoon appearance
How dare you try to take charge without the Princess?! I'm sorry Princess, please tell us what we should do.
A fisherman Regular who enjoys sucking up to Princess Endorsi. Due to the injuries he suffered in Hide-And-Seek, Death was unable to heal himself in time for the final test.
- Art Evolution: Death Ryan's character design and clothing is completely different in the anime compared to how he appeared in the webtoon. In addition, his original get-up was given to the anime's version of Mauchi.
- Casanova Wannabe: Attempts to flirt with Endorsi to no avail. Doesn't help that he tried to butt in while she was talking with Bam.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Like Chunhwa, he wasn't able to put up much of a fight against Endorsi.
- Dirty Coward: Tried to screw Chunhwaover in an attempt to run away from Endorsi, and pulls this stunt again on Bam despite the latter trying to protect Death from Endorsi's onslaught.
- Game-Breaking Injury: Couldn't heal his Hide-And-Seek injuries in time for the final 2nd Floor test. He failed the 2nd Floor altogether because of it.
- Hostage Situation: Attempted this by taking Bam captive. Endorsi wasn't phased in the least.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Endorsi does a number on him.
- Satellite Character: If you hadn't guessed by how some of his tropes are worded, Death's role in the story was basically to show off how brutal Endorsi can be.
- Undying Loyalty: He starts off worshiping the very ground that Endorsi stands on due to her Jahad Princess status, but ends up coming back to reality when Endorsi chooses to eliminate the other fishermen Regulars of Team B.
Full Black
Full Black
Tower Position: Light Bearer
I decided to be prepared just in case. So, I bribed my classmate, Full Black, to tell me if Hoh started acting odd. He was staying right next door to Hoh at the time.
—Khun Aguero Agnis
A light bearer Regular who made it as far as the Hide-and-Seek test, but wasn't able to pass.
- Chekhov's Gunman: Full caught on to Hoh acting weird the night before the Hide-and-Seek test, which he told Khun about. This would lead to Khun investigating Hoh's room, and finding the memo that ordered for Hoh to make Bam fail the Floor of Tests.
- Every Man Has His Price: Khun bribed him with a piece of rare float-rock for information on Hoh.
- Flat Character: There isn't much to Full apart from his light bearer connection to Khun.
- Mission Control: As a light bearer, he provided information for Hide-and-Seek Team B.
- Satellite Character: Full existed primarily as a part of Khun's investigation into Hoh. The character is even introduced the moment Hoh receives the memo.
- Scars Are Forever: Has a scar down the left side of his face.
- Shout-Out: The anime gives him an outfit that references Roronoa Zoro from One Piece.
Team Kancho
Dede Kancho, Kon, and Shopin
Tower Position: Fisherman (Kancho and Kon)
Tower Position: Scout (Mr. Shopin)
A 3-man-team that consisted of Dede Kancho (black hair), Kon (brown hair), and Mr. Shopin (blonde hair). Kon was the first to fail during the fisherman class training for the Position Test while Kancho and Shopin made it as far as the Hide-and-Seek test before both ultimately failed the 2nd Floor. Unlike the webtoon, Dede actually manages to make it to the end and graduates the 2nd Floor.
- Ascended Extra: While Dede fails the 2nd Floor being unable to pass the Hide-and-Seek test in the webtoon, he makes it all the way to graduating the Floor with the rest of the group in the anime.
- The Big Guy: Shopin is seen as such for the team.
- Curb-Stomp Battle:
- Anaak delivers the team quite a brutal one during the first round of the Crown Game.
- Quant deals with Kancho very easily during Hide-and-Seek.
- A Day in the Limelight: Their team is actually one of the groups given the spotlight showing how they passed Yu Hansung's door test.
- Dual Wielding: Kon duel-wields swords.
- Horned Humanoid: Kancho has a red horn shooting off the back of his head.
- The Leader: Kancho is usually seen as the one giving the orders in the team.
- Flat Character: Kon went out much earlier than his two teammates, and had far less screen-time.
- Made of Iron: Kancho in the anime is a lot more resilient than he looks. Several Regulars had to drop out of the running due to injuries suffered in the Crown Game, but despite his own serious injuries courtesy of Anaak, Kancho continues forth. Even in the final test, he's attacked by the Bull and we see him limp and not moving in the Bull's jaws, but after the test, he's still well enough to be with the rest of the group who pass to the next floor.
- Out of Focus: Despite Shopin being a part of Hide-and-Seek's Team-B, nothing was ever done with him apart from being one of the Regulars that was taken hostage by Paracule and Mauchi.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Shopin's eyes turn red once he becomes possessed by the "HoHohHo HoHohHohHo" god.
- Religious Stereotype: Shopin is one considering that he's a worshipper of the "HoHohHo HoHohHohHo" god.
Team First Emperor
First Emperor, Leo Cloaker, and Deod
Tower Position: Scout (First Emperor)
Tower Position: Fisherman (Leo and Deod)
A 3-man-team that consisted of First Emperor (left), Leo Cloaker (middle), and Deod (right). Leo and Deod failed to make it beyond fisherman class training for the Position Test while First Emperor didn't get ousted until after Hide-and-Seek.
- Ambiguously Brown: First Emperor is brown-skinned.
- Calling Your Attacks: First Emperor tends to give his fist attacks weird-sounding long names.
- Cool Sword: Deod fights with a giant sword, which he challenges Hatz to a Sword Fight in the Crown Game.
- Curb-Stomp Battle:
- The team was easily disposed of by Hatz during the second round of the Crown game.
- Deod gets toyed with, and knocked out, by Endorsi and Anaak during the Position class for the fishermen.
- First Emperor gets easily knocked out by Quant during Hide-and-Seek.
- Cyclops: Deod has one eye.
- Extra Eyes: First Emperor has four eyes.
- Flat Character: Leo pretty much becomes non-existent after the Crown Game.
- Good Old Fisticuffs: First Emperor fights with his fists.
- The Leader: First Emperor could be seen as such for their team since he was the one commanding Deod and Leo in the Crown Game.
- Playing with Fire: First Emperor is able to cover his fists with fiery shinsu.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Deod has one red eye.
- Running Gag: The reader is never actually able to see just how powerful First Emperor's special punch is, which Shibisu calls out Quant for since the Ranker knocked the guy out too early before they could finally see it.
- Samurai Ponytail: Deod sports one.
Team Rozeal
Rozeal, Chichi, and Hyun Seung
Tower Position: Wave Controller (Rozeal)
Tower Position: Scout (Chichi)
Tower Position: Spear Bearer (Hyun)
A 3-man-team that consisted of Rozeal (middle), Chichi (left), and Hyun Seung (right). Hyun didn't make it through spear bearer class training, and Chichi didn't make it through the Scout training for the Position test, while Rozeal failed after Hide-and-Seek.
- Berserk Button: Rozeal didn't like how Khun was looking down on them in the third round of the Crown Game.
- Color Motif: Lot of pink going on with Rozeal.
- Flat Character: Hyun and Chichi ended up not having much going for them.
- Handguns: Chichi fights with a pistol that fires powerful marbles.
- The Leader: Rozeal is seen as such for the team, particularly because she had the most screen time.
- Magic Wand: Rozeal fights with a wand that can fire balls of shinsu.
- The Smurfette Principle: Rozeal is the only female of their team.
Levin's Teammates
Palgyon and Catan
Tower Position: Scout (Palgyon and Catan)
The two other teammates of Levin's 3-man-team. Neither Palgyon (left) or Catan (right) made it beyond the scout class training for the Position Test.
- Blob Monster: Catan is a giant black blob.
- Cool Sword: Palgyon fought with a katana-like sword.
- Cyclops: Catan has one eye.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Catan got dealt with easily getting sucked into Khun's Manbarondenna bag during the Crown Game's third round.
- Extra Eyes: Palgyon has four eyes.
- Flat Character: The reader never gets to know much about either of them since Palgyon and Catan pretty much disappear after the Crown Game.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: He has four red eyes.
- Shapeshifting: Catan could change the shape of its black blob body.
Aleksai's Teammates
Chungchung and Leon 3
Tower Position: Light Bearer (Chungchung and Leon)
The two other teammates of Aleksai's 3-man-team. Chungchung (left) failed to pass the light bearer class training for the Position Test while Leon 3 (right) failed after Hide-and-Seek.
- Beast Man: Chungchung's design is based on a squirrel.
- Berserk Button: Khun's provocation in the third round manages to piss Chungchung off.
- Black Eyes of Evil: Chungchung eye sockets are completely black. While Chungchung isn't much of an evil person, her action to try to scheme behind the team-up against Khun in the Crown Game's third round was still a pretty Jerkass thing to do.
- Color Motif: Red for Chungchung.
- Improbable Weapon User: Leon fights with a giant bat.
- Fragile Speedster: Chungchung's way of fighting is that she's a fast little critter.
- Mission Control: From his lighthouse, Leon served as this for Hide-and-Seek's Team-A being the information provider at the first line of defense to stall Quant from reaching Anaak.
- Non-Human Sidekick: Chungchung can be seen as such for Aleksai since she's a tiny, animal-like, Regular that's always seen hanging out on Aleksai's shoulder.
- The Plan: Chungchung tries to perform this in the Crown Game's third round where she would go after the crown while the rest of the Regulars are distracting Khun.
- The Quiet One: Leon hardly said a word before Hide-and-Seek, but began to speak in said test when he was needed to provide Mission Control.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Leon has red eyes.
- The Smurfette Principle: Hard to believe, but Chungchung was confirmed to be a woman, and the only one of the team.
Blarouse's Teammates
Grey and Kukaku Rakukakuka
Tower Position: Wave Controller (Grey)
Tower Position: Light Bearer (Kukaku)
The two other teammates of Blarouse's 3-man-team. Kukaku (right) never got to move on to the Position Test while Grey (left) failed to pass Hide-and-Seek.
- Alliterative Name: Kukaku Rakukakuka.
- Chekhov's Gunman: Similar to Blarouse, hints were given throughout the first tests of the 2nd Floor showing that they were hiding within Khun's bag. Due to Yu Hansung noticing what Khun was doing, they were finally brought out of the bag to help Khun's team in the Crown Game.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Apart from a few cameos, Kukaku pretty much disappears after the Crown Game to the point that he doesn't even take part in the training class for the Position Test. Implying that he somehow failed before the Position Test even started.
- Not so much the case in the anime. Since Levin got Demoted to Extra, the anime fills the empty Hide-and-Seek B-team spot by giving it to Kukaku.
- Creepy Child: Something about Grey just seems...off. Especially the way she forces a Regular to her knees in the Crown Game.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Along with Blarouse, the three of them performed this against the two other teams that showed up in the Crown Game's fourth round to fight Khun's team.
- Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: Grey is pale-skinned with black hair.
- Flat Character: Neither really got to show anything character-wise.
- Out of Focus: Despite being one of the wave controllers for Hide-and-Seek's Team-B, Grey never appears on-screen during the test.
- Rubber Man: Kukaku's way of fighting seems to be a way of extending his arms at his enemies.
- The Smurfette Principle: Grey is the only female of the team.
- Token Nonhuman: Kukaku is a prawn-like humanoid.
Hwaryun's Teammates
Goon and Yung Changsoo
Tower Position: Spear Bearer (Goon)
Tower Position: Fisherman (Yung)
The two other teammates of Hwaryun's 3-man-team. Yung (left) failed to pass the fisherman training class for the Position Test while Goon (right) didn't make it beyond Hide-and-Seek.
- Ambiguously Brown: An odd orange-brown skin mix for Goon.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Yung was one of the Regulars that was easily disposed of during the fisherman class when Endorsi and Anaak were having their duel.
- Dual Wielding: Yung dual-wields swords.
- Flat Character: Honestly, the only reason these two characters existed was so that Hwaryun had enough teammates in the Crown Game.
- Out of Focus: Goon made it to the Hide-and-Seek test, but never got a moment in the spotlight.
- Smug Snake: Yung acted like one towards Khun to keep the latter from reaching Hwaryun during the fifth round of the Crown Game.
