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Regulars that were introduced during the 29th and 30th Floors of the Tower, including those that were introduced in the Workshop Battle Arc.

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FUG's Workshop Team

Reflejo

Tower Position: Fisherman

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From a single glance, she stole my heart. And the price I paid for that single glance was my eyes and the lives of my entire tribe. I can't accept that someone so cruel... could have been given such beauty and strength.

An E-rank Regular who wears a metal mask that conceals his whole face. Reflejo is a member of FUG that acts as a subordinate of Viole's team during the Workshop Battle saga. He is also the de-facto leader of the team, and a minion of Poken, who is in turn, a minion of the FUG Slayer, Karaka. For his powers, the weapon Reflejo wields is a giant scythe, and he's inherited a piece of Ranker Poken's shadow, which allows for Reflejo to use a fraction of a Ranker's power to temporarily reach a strength-level as high as a B-rank Regular.

During the Workshop Battle, Reflejo starts off working under Viole as the team's gambler for the tournament's 1st Round. Afterwards, Reflejo works alongside Beta to trap Viole in the Thorn room in an attempt to melt the Slayer Candidate into becoming a powerful ignition weapon with the Irregular status that would be used by the higher-ups of FUG. As a result, Reflejo takes control of the FUG Team away from Viole, and fights against the Slayer Candidate's companions until the weapon is complete.

Arc Villain: Reflejo and his FUG Team (Baragav, Ron Mei, Cassano and Sia Sia) serves as this for the closing portions of the Workshop Battle against Viole and company.
Casting a Shadow: Due to being someone who's inherited a piece of FUG Ranker Poken's shadow, Reflejo's skillset consists primarily of shadow shinsu abilities.
Death Seeker: Due to a past tragic event, and the hate over his petty and unlucky life, Reflejo's fine with death as long as it's used to further the FUG organization's long-desired wish of freedom from the Tower.
Disney Villain Death: Falls into a pool of lava
Disproportionate Retribution: Done to him as a young man (child?) he was blinded and his entire family killed because he looked at one of the Princesses of Jahad.
Dragon-in-Chief: Viole may be the face of FUG team in the workshop battle, but Reflejo is the one actually running the team.
Hostage Situation: Twice.
- The first plan was trapping Viole in the Thorn room in an attempt to melt him into the Thorn to become a powerful weapon for the FUG organization.
- The second plan was to take Viole's rescue group (Hwaryun, Horyang, and Nobic) hostage to prevent Viole from escaping the Workshop Battle. As a result, Viole and his companions are forced to play out the final Workshop Battle match against Reflejo's FUG Team in an attempt to rescue their three hostage companions.
Humanoid Abomination: His body has been transformed due to being given a piece of FUG Ranker Poken's shadow.
Malevolent Masked Man: Wears a gray mask, and under that is a Nightmare Face
Sinister Scythe: Double-bladed one, at that.
Super Mode: By harnessing the power of the fragment of Poken's shadow that he possesses, he's apparently able to temporarily become as strong as a B-Rank Regular.
Treacherous Advisor: Viole relied on Reflejo for advice on his upcoming opponents throughout the early portions of the Workshop Battle. Reflejo would then take control of the FUG Team from the Slayer Candidate once it was time to put the FUG organization's plan into action regarding the Thorn.
The Unchosen One: And he's not happy about it. He's been through hell, he's strong, he's loyal and yet it's Viole who gets treated as a god by FUG; Viole who is actually Reflejo's superior; Viole who becomes the master of the Thorn, the ultimate weapon, Viole who gets rescued by all his friends while Reflejo's left to die, Viole, Viole, VIOLE!!!
Villain Team-Up: Teams up with Beta in order to trap Viole in the Thorn room.

Yuto

Tower Position: Guide

The person pictured here is Hwaryun disguised

The Yuto you knew completed her mission long before this Tournament began. Her mission was to be chosen by the Elders and be replaced by me after delivering the fake Needle.

—Hwaryun

A Regular FUG recruit that was part Viole's Workshop team. Yuto remains to be a complete mystery as the only thing known about her is that she was given a mission to gain the FUG higher-ups' trust.

Ambiguous Gender: It wasn't until Reflejo confirmed it that had people guessing what Yuto's gender actually was.
Blush Sticker: Sports one when Viole tears off parts of her clothing to use as a disguise when his former teammates confront him (Displayed across her mask oddly enough). Kind of funny in hindsight since by that time Hwaryun had already replaced the real Yuto, so it is actually Hwaryun getting embarrassed by Viole's actions in this instance.
Mysterious Past: For a character that played such an integral part during Workshop, absolutely nothing is known about her.
What Happened to the Mouse?: A lot of readers question if there ever was a Yuto to begin with since the one during the Workshop saga was revealed to be Hwaryun. Word of God states that there actually is a Yuto out there, and that we'll be seeing her somewhere down the line.

Beniamino Cassano

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You want to bring a single friend back to life? I can change this world if I make it to the top!... I give hope to all abandoned bastards in this Tower!... I'm going to collect their power and use it to reform this place!

The true "Devil of the Left Arm", and the man Horyang had been searching for. Cassano becomes part of Viole's team for the Workshop Battle in order to push forward his own agenda of reuniting with his mother figure, a researcher named Sophia Amae, when he and Horyang were experimented on by Workshop.

Following the Hell Train's Dallar Show, Cassano is one of the remaining Regulars still a part of Rachel's group as they make their way to the forbidden 43rd Floor.

Crisis of Faith: Not in a particular god, no. But Cassano's life follows a series of learning to believe one thing, getting it shattered, bottling up the pain, exploding, finding a new thing to believe... rinse and repeat. Unfortunately for him, it makes him easy to isolate and manipulate. The irony is, the first things he believed to be true were: the Tower system sucks, but you can manage if the people you love (like Sophie and Hoyrang) love and support you, regardless of the bastards trying turn you into a thing. He... just got convinced otherwise: and, plot ensues.
Face–Heel Turn: In one heck of a Wham Episode when he took away Horyang's devil.
Goal in Life: He climbs the Tower in the hopes of one day changing it so that powerless abandoned children who've been discarded in the Tower's Middle Area have the opportunity at a better life.
Hypocrite: As Wangnan is more than happy to point out. Yes, he's been treated as a disposable thing almost all his life and been put through hell for it, but, dude, that's no excuse for treating your brother experiment, Horyang, as a disposable power-up just because he disagrees with your methods! You can't complain about others not caring when you do this kind of shit to them whenever they try helping you because they care!
Living MacGuffin: He starts off as the reason why Horyang is climbing the Tower, and then becomes the motivation for Wangnan's Sweet and Sour to chase after him in order to bring Horyang back to normal.
One-Winged Angel: Like Horyang's. But his wing's on the left side and pointed downward. He now has both parts of the Devil inside him, after stealing Horyang's.
No-Sell: During their first fight, Hatz couldn't even scratch him.
Not So Stoic: He flips out when Wangnan points out that his noble intentions don't justify his actions and that FUG will just betray him eventually.
Pet the Dog: Cassano shoots Hatz with the light bullet during "One Shot, One Opportunity" with the hopes that they can clash again in the Workshop Battle. This act of generosity later comes back to bite him in the ass.
Playing with Syringes: Along with Horyang, he was experimented on by the Workshop to turn him into a Living Ignition Weapon.
Put on a Bus: Departs the Hell Train to return to Horyang in order to complete Wangnan's recruitment into Team Rachel.
The Rival: Hatsu grows into one for him following his initial curb-stomping of the swordsman.
Took a Level in Badass: Becomes a full ignition weapon after taking away the other half of the devil inside Horyang.
Unwitting Pawn: Emily lies that Sophia doesn't really love him, which is likely why he is Jumping Off the Slippery Slope. Wangnan also points out that he'll likely become a disposable pawn for FUG in the long run.
What Measure Is a Non-Human?: Like the other experimental walking weapons, he gets hit with this. However, he somehow missed the memo that the vast majority of people in the Tower get treated as things, regardless of what or who they are. It's not just him and them. He can just point to a more concrete reason than most.
We Can Rule Together: Offers Horyang to join him, but the latter refuses. He may have picked the sales pitch up from FUG and/or Rachel after having it used on him and accepting it — it's highly likely.
Well-Intentioned Extremist: He claims that through his actions, he'll eventually be in a position to help abandoned children in the Tower and change the place for the better. The holes in his logic escape him.
Worthy Opponent: Considers Hatz as one after he managed to damage Cassano's body using his sword during their rematch in the One Shot One Opportunity game that Cassano shot his adversary with a light bullet after destroying his other sword.

Team Mad Dog

Baragav

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I'm a 'Mad Dog'. I was ordered to climb the Tower by Lord Yama. So no other Regular can be stronger than me.

An E-rank Regular, and member of the Mad Dog team. Considered to be a "perfect warrior" as one of Baylord Yama's three blood-fusion-powered pit bulls, Baragav was a FUG Regular that became renowned as the strongest E-rank as he moved up the Tower. However, he suddenly disappears, and rumors begin to spread he gained a hatred for FUG, and has been killing off their followers in secret. Hearing about FUG's new Slayer Candidate, Viole, Baragav finally reappears for the Workshop Battle for a battle-of-the-strongest.

The team is named after him; being known as the "Mad Dog" of Yama. Baragav was considered the strongest of the top-5 E-Rank Regulars above Anaak, Endorsi, Ran, and Blarode.

The Berserker: Deemed to be the strongest E-rank Regular, and was powerful enough to overpower Endorsi if it wasn't for Hatz intervening.
The Bus Came Back: After Season 2's Workshop Battle, Baragav disappears until another time comes to fight the Slayer-Candidate, Bam. He finally returns many chapters later in Season 3 alongside Ron Mei in order for them to duel Bam again when the latter is taking on Yama and his dogs.
Challenge Seeker: Zigzagged. Enters the Workshop Battle to battle Viole for a match between the strongest E-rank Regulars. Turns out to be a ruse, though, in season 3, he's genuinely eager to fight Bam and is angered when the latter lets him win in order to sneak into Yama's prison.
The Dreaded: Feared as the strongest current E-rank, and as a minion of Baylord Yama.
Evil All Along: Was said to have broken away from FUG when he actually is still a member of FUG.
Game-Breaking Injury: Despite the defense provided by the "Blood Tamara," he ends up injuring his right foot after Endorsi kicks him down from a high location in the sky, and smashes into the ground. The injury leads to Ron's Know When to Fold 'Em moment to bail out of the Workshop Battle.
Horned Humanoid: Two horns on his forehead.
In-Series Nickname: "Mad Dog" due to his Baylord Yama origins.
In the Blood: Blood fusion abilities passed down from Baylord Yama.
In the Hood: Wears a hood.
Invincibility Power-Up: The "Blood Tamara" item dissolves in his blood that temporarily makes him invulnerable to all attacks; nicknamed the "Ultimate Defense."
Nigh-Invulnerability: Can have this power temporarily due to the Blood Tamara.
The Quiet One: Seems to have others, such as Ron, speak for him. Though he does speak on occasion.
Red Eyes, Take Warning: Red eyes.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Ron's red.
Summon Magic: Can summon shadow wolves to fight by his side; nicknamed the "Ultimate Counter" as it's used for surprise attacks.
Walking Shirtless Scene: Only in this case, he never wears one.

Ron Mei

Tower Position: Light Bearer

Didn't you think that everything was going...too smoothly? We were FUG's dogs from the beginning.

An E-rank, Light Bearer, Regular, and the gambler leader of the Mad Dog team that participated in the Workshop Battle.

Beneath the Mask: Bright and cheery on the outside, devious and sinister on the inside.
The Bus Came Back: After Season 2's Workshop Battle, Ron Mei disappears until another time comes to fight the Slayer-Candidate, Bam. She finally returns many chapters later in Season 3 alongside Baragav in order for them to duel Bam again when the latter is taking on Yama and his dogs.
Eyes Always Shut: Classic example. She only opens her eyes when she's interacting with her inner persona.
Evil All Along: Actually a member of FUG.
The Leader: Of the Mad Dog team.
Know When to Fold 'Em: Due to being taken hostage by Hatz, as well as Baragav's right foot injury at the hands of Endorsi, Ron realizes that their team is defeated, and surrenders the Mad Dog team out of the Workshop Battle.
Lured into a Trap: As part of her FUG reveal where she tries to screw over Aguero and Shibisu's teams.
Mission Control: As a Light Bearer for her team.
Ms. Fanservice: Shows off some cleavage.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red to Baragav's blue.
We Will Meet Again: Upon escaping the Workshop Battle with Baragav, she makes it clear that somewhere down the line, the Mad Dog team will meet Viole again in order to one day take the Slayer Candidate status away from him.
Winged Humanoid: A pair of angel-like wings.

Grobin, Pandit, Ridong, and Viviolga

Tower Position: Spear Bearer (Grobin), Wave Controller (Pandit), Unknown (Ridong and Viviolga)

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Grobin (top left), Pandit (top right), Ridong (bottom left) and Viviolga (bottom right)

The other four E-Rank Regulars that were members of the Mad Dog team for the Workshop Battle.

Bit Character: Very little appearances, and no characterization. They only existed to give Baragav and Ron Mei enough members for their Workshop Battle team.
Cat Folk: Viviolga's character design is based on a walking humanoid cat.
Character Death: All four of them were killed during the Workshop Battle.
- Horyang kills Ridong and Viviolga when the latter came to rescue Nobic from Reflejo during the Workshop Battle's Team FUG vs. Team Mad Dog match.
- Later on, the Horyang and Nobic duo then kills Grobin and Pandit when they breach the Workshop Battle's volcano to free Viole from captivity.
Distinctive Appearances: Ridong's hair is a mixture of black and red.
Heroes Prefer Swords: Compared to the rest of the team, Ridong fights with a sword.
Horned Humanoid: Grobin has two large black horns.
Our Demons Are Different: Grobin's character design appears to be based on a demon.
Scars Are Forever: Viviolga has a scar over its right eye.
We Hardly Knew Ye: Barely had any appearances or characterization, and they died as quickly as they appeared.

Other Workshop Teams

Team Miya

Miya, Paul Belkron, Macha, and Red Face

Left to right: Miya, Red Face, Macha and Paul

One of the teams that participated in the Workshop Battle. Miya was the team's gambler leader while Paul served as her team's Vanguard, and fought against Sweet and Sour in the tournament's 2nd Round.

Amazing Technicolor Population: One of the teammates is red-skinned.
The Big Guy: Paul was the largest of the team.
Evil All Along: Miya was one of the three FUG gamblers helping the organization attempt to turn Viole into an ignition weapon.
Hired Guns: Miya hired her teammates for the Workshop Battle.
Horned Humanoid: Paul has a couple of horns on his head.
Killed Offscreen: While "killed" might be taking it a bit far, Quaetro defeats the Red Face off-screen. Miya is also defeated off-screen by Khun and Shibisu's teammates that were never summoned into the tournament after she forfeited out of the tournament.
Know When to Fold 'Em: Miya is asked by Reflejo to forfeit her team out of the tournament so that Sweet and Sour's Vanguard, Wangnan, won't be able to gather enough points to summon Viole to their team.
The Leader: Miya served as this for the team as a whole while Paul was the team's leader Vanguard within the tournament.
Makeup Is Evil: Miya is a pretty classic example.
No Name Given: The red character of Team Miya was never given a name.
Playing with Fire: Paul is a member of the fire-resistance Gueta race, which allows for him to eat fire no matter how hot it is such as Ehwa's powerful Yeon flames.
Snake People: Miya's character design is based on a Naga.

Team Devil Bon

Devil Bon and the Medina Parasite

Devil Bon (left) and Medina (right)

One of the teams that participated in the Workshop Battle. Devil Bon was the team's gambler leader while his Medina parasite served as his team's Vanguard. His team was supposedly easily defeated after the host of his Medina parasite had been defeated by Bellux's Vanguard, Bundawan, at the start of the tournament's 2nd Round.

Bookworm: Devil Bon is usually seen reading books.
Character Death: Ehwa kills the Medina parasite with her flames after Lauroe uses his shinsu control to force Beta to throw up the parasite.
Chekhov's Gunman: There was a reason that Devil Bon's first supposed Vanguard Regular was easily defeated by Bundawan. It was part of a grander scheme to get Beta into the tournament without anyone else noticing.
Evil All Along: Devil Bon was one of the three FUG gamblers helping the organization attempt to turn Viole into an ignition weapon.
Fish Eyes: Devil Bon's eyes are always looking in different directions.
Flat Character: The Medina's original host that was defeated by Bundawan.
The Leader: Devil Bon served as this for the team as a whole while the Medina parasite was the team's leader Vanguard within the tournament.
Puppeteer Parasite: Basically what the Medina parasite is when it's placed within someone's body. The original Regular that Medina had control over was easily defeated by Bundawan. Unbeknownst to everyone in the tournament, no one knew about Devil Bon's parasite being the real Vanguard rather than the Regular that was defeated by Bundawan. Devil Bon would then pass the parasite on to Beta; making Beta the parasite's new Vanguard host.
Sharp-Dressed Man: Devil Bon's clothing.
Token Nonhuman: The parasite takes on the form of a tiny worm creature.
Villain Team-Up: Devil Bon teams up with Beta by providing the latter the Medina parasite so that Beta could take part in the tournament as Devil Bon's Vanguard.
What Happened to the Mouse?: Unlike Miya, the reader never sees what happened to Devil Bon.

Team Hyun Chung

Hyun Chung, Tebo and Lebo

Hyun (left) and Tebo & Lebo (right)

One of the teams that participated in the Workshop Battle. Hyun Chung was the team's gambler leader while Tebo and Lebo both served as his team's Vanguard. They're established as early opponents for Sweet and Sour at the start of the Workshop Battle's 2nd Round.

Achilles' Heel: The fact the orange one of Tebo and Lebo is a clone means that he will react a lot slower than the original, which Wangnan takes advantage of to come out the winner against Team Hyun Chung.
Beam Spam: Tebo and Lebo's way of fighting is to fire blasts of shinsu at their enemy.
The Dividual: Quite literally for Tebo and Lebo. The orange one turns out to be a clone of the blue original.
Foreshadowing: It was obvious that something was off as to why Hyun Chung was allowed to have two tournament Vanguards rather than one. It turned out that it was because the orange one of Tebo and Lebo was a clone of the original blue.
Horned Humanoid: The blue one of Tebo and Lebo has a tiny horn in the middle of the forehead.
The Leader: Hyun Chung served as this for the team as a whole while Tebo and Lebo were the team's leader Vanguard within the tournament.
Orange/Blue Contrast: Tebo and Lebo
Pintsized Powerhouse: Tebo and Lebo are basically small midgets, but can fight just as well as anyone in the Tower.
The Smart Guy: Hyun Chung deduced that Wangnan would try to summon teammates first instead of going straight for the tournament's battle area. His deduction turned out to be correct.
Smart People Wear Glasses: Hyun Chung wears glasses.

Team Bellux

Bellux and Bundawan

Bellux (left) and Bundawan (right)

One of the teams that participated in the Workshop Battle. Bellux was the team's gambler leader while Bundawan served as his team's Vanguard. They easily knock out Devil Bon's first Medina host, and then come across Team Shibisu's Vanguard, Vespa, during the Workshop Battle's 2nd Round.

Carry a Big Stick: Bundawan fights with a giant mace.
Color Motif: Green for Bundawan.
Cool Helmet: Bundawan wears what pretty much looks like a scuba-helmet.
Curb-Stomp Battle: Bundawan performed this by easily defeating Devil Bon's Vanguard, which was revealed later on to not be the case due to Devil Bon's true Vanguard being the Medina parasite.
Fight Unscene: Bundawan runs into Team Shibisu's Vanguard, Vespa, and is easily defeated off-screen.
Flat Character: Compared to the other Workshop teams mentioned here, these two characters were easily the least developed.
The Leader: Bellux served as this for the team as a whole while Bundawan was the team's leader Vanguard within the tournament.
Walking Shirtless Scene: Bundawan doesn't wear a shirt.
Wrong Genre Savvy: Bellux thought that using all his starter tournament points to use Bundawan as his Vanguard would easily win the tournament for him. He was wrong.

Other Regulars

Traveller

Emily gave me reason to live, she's the savior of my life.

A mysterious Regular who wears goggles, and a hoodie, that conceals most of his features, and befriended Viole on the 30th Floor. Traveller believes that he has been tasked with an important mission to save someone named "Emile" from the clutches of Workshop. He eventually joins in with Team Rachel after finding out what happened to Emile, and that they were going to be taking control of her.

Distressed Damsel: On the Hell Train, he ends up getting taken hostage by Bam's team to be used as a bargaining chip during the second round of the Dallar Show.
Improbable Weapon User: A giant pincer.
In the Hood:
- Wears a hooded sweater.
- In the Hell Train chapters, he's hiding his face with a hooded cloak like the rest of Rachel's team, but you can tell it's him due to the orange hair.
Out of Focus: Despite appearing alongside Team Rachel throughout the Hell Train saga, he isn't given much to do. You'd be forgiven if you forgot that he's even there.
Morality Pet: Seems to have become this for Cassano to the point that he will actually stop fighting if Traveller has his life threatened.
Mysterious Stranger: He's introduced as a character no one knows anything about, but plays a role working behind-the-scenes of the Workshop Battle.
Redhead In Green: Wears an olive hoodie.
Spell My Name With An S: He's been described as Traveller, and Traveler. It's debatable if it's even his name.
Token Good Teammate: Compared to the rest of Rachel's Hell Train team, Traveller has a good heart. Aside from wanting to follow Cassano, it's baffling as to why he chooses to follow such a group given his earlier characterization.

Mr. Mole

A mole-like Regular that went up against Khun's Season 2 team during their 29th Floor test. He's teamed up with Jaaskel.

Absurdly Sharp Claws: Has sharp claws in order to dig tunnels.
Big Guy, Little Guy: The little guy to Jaaskel's big guy.
Bit Character: Just makes a brief one-chapter appearance as an opponent against Khun's Season 2 team during the 29th Floor test.
Color Motif: Colored almost completely brown given that moles are associated with dirt.
Hoist by His Own Petard: His own tunnels that he digs were used against him during the 29th Floor test as it gave Dan a tunnel to speed his way through and reach the enemy stronghold to win the test for Khun's team.
In-Series Nickname: Dan calls him "Mr. Mole" when they went up against one another during the 29th Floor test.
Mole Men: His character design is based on a mole.
Mole Miner: Just like the creature they're based on, Mr. Mole can dig endless tunnels.
No Name Given: He's only known by the nickname that Dan gave to him.
The Plan: His whole plan during the 29th Floor test revolved around digging a tunnel network to dig up into Team Khun's stronghold. Unfortunately, Dan used the tunnels against them.

Jaaskel

A large multi-armed Regular that went up against Khun's Season 2 team during the 29th Floor test. He's teamed up with Mr. Mole.

BFS: He wields several massive swords.
Big Guy, Little Guy: The big guy to Mr. Mole's little guy.
Bit Character: Just makes a brief one-chapter appearance as an opponent against Khun's Season 2 team during the 29th Floor test. He fought with Ran specifically, but ended up getting one-shotted.
Extra Eyes: Has four eyes rather than two.
Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Wields four swords at once with his four arms.
Vertebrate with Extra Limbs: He's got four arms.
We Hardly Knew Ye: If he actually died is ambiguous, but Jaaskel basically got one-shotted by Ran during the 29th Floor test.

Characters / Tower of God: Regulars - Third Batch

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FUG's Workshop Team

Reflejo

Tower Position: Fisherman

Yuto

Tower Position: Guide

Beniamino Cassano

Team Mad Dog

Baragav

Ron Mei

Tower Position: Light Bearer

Grobin, Pandit, Ridong, and Viviolga

Tower Position: Spear Bearer (Grobin), Wave Controller (Pandit), Unknown (Ridong and Viviolga)

Other Workshop Teams

Miya, Paul Belkron, Macha, and Red Face

Devil Bon and the Medina Parasite

Hyun Chung, Tebo and Lebo

Bellux and Bundawan

Other Regulars

Traveller

Mr. Mole

Jaaskel

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FUG's Workshop Team

Reflejo

Tower Position: Fisherman

Yuto

Tower Position: Guide

Beniamino Cassano

Team Mad Dog

Baragav

Ron Mei

Tower Position: Light Bearer

Grobin, Pandit, Ridong, and Viviolga

Tower Position: Spear Bearer (Grobin), Wave Controller (Pandit), Unknown (Ridong and Viviolga)

Other Workshop Teams

Miya, Paul Belkron, Macha, and Red Face

Devil Bon and the Medina Parasite

Hyun Chung, Tebo and Lebo

Bellux and Bundawan

Other Regulars

Traveller

Mr. Mole

Jaaskel

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