History Characters / SoloFarmingInTheTower

* TheBeastmaster: Park has befriended many monsters to help him with the farm work ''before'' the GameMaster has given him any taming skills as a reward.

* BlessedWithSuck: He often laments the skills handed out to him by the Tower Manager are mundane and seemingly impractical, not realizing how vital some are to the successfully running of a farm. Sometimes this results in AchievementsInIgnorance as he can harvest produce no one else is capable of growing to the desired effect.

* CantCatchUp: His amazing crops maybe powering him up through the course of his adventures in the Tower, [[spoiler: but this is meaningless when they make the already formidable monsters around ''far'' stronger than he can imagine. Being so weak is a source of angst for Park.]]

* DidntThinkThisThrough: Relegated to farmwork, Sejun shelved his plans of stardom, [[spoiler:until he started growing [[FantasticFruitsAndVegetables amazing crops]] that improved people's health. Confident that Theo selling his produce would gain him some form of notoriety, he failed to understand this would ''endanger his family'' once word got out, and everyone in the world wanted his MiracleFood. The Phoenix Guild was forced to intervene to avert the Park household getting abducted by foreign powers]].

* FamilyOfChoice: As the months go by, being trapped in the Tower has Sejun confess the monsters helping him with the harvest and chores are the only family and friends he's known since he left home for university years prior.

* LockedOutOfTheLoop: He's stuck in a cavern on the [[spoiler: 99th floor]] of the Black Tower, with no other human players in sight. Park can't hope for a rescue, and no one else is aware of his plight save the Tower Manager [[MuggleInMageCustody who wants to keep him there]].

* NiceGuy: At his core, Park is kind, considerate man who won't refuse to help others (if they ask nicely). The Tower Manager [[AintTooProudToBeg begging him]] for energy drinks forces the guy to promise the GameMaster he'll make a fresh batch later on. As time [[TimeAbyss is meaningless]] to the monsters [[spoiler:he later agrees to [[BirthdayBuddies share his birthday]] with them all so no one gets left out.]]

* StumbledIntoThePlot: There was no way, after paying off his debts and rent, he could ever enter the Black Tower...were it not for happenstance a black hole singularity appeared right next to him. The price of an [[PlotCoupon admittance ticket]] being pawned off from a returning adventurer has already inflated to 200 million ₩. Even then, the Tower Manager still has to ''[[CharacterSelectForcing awaken]]'' you as a player to move onto the 2nd floor, so his was a TragicDream.
* SuddenGameInterface: As Sejun wasn't formally invited by the Tower Manager, he is without one for many days. That is, until he is able to unlock an achievement that draws attention of his existence to the black dragon who has been searching for him. Said manager is ''not pleased'', and considers Sejun's presence a blunder on her end she must correct. Instead of [[DestroyTheEvidence killing him]], decides to make the man her farmer.
* SupremeChef: Everyone loves his cooking. Sejun credits his mother as his biggest inspiration when being creative with ingredients.

* TrappedInAnotherWorld: Park's stuck on the [[spoiler: [[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon 99th floor]] of the Black Tower]]. Humanity's best have been unable to enter the 40th floor. He's now in an UnintentionallyUnwinnable situation, having no allies, items, skills, or experience ''needed to retreat'', let alone defeating the final boss. Even if could get out of the cavern, there are [[BearsAreBadNews kaiju-level monsters outside]] that would instantly swallow him up. Since been made the Tower's farmer, [[MuggleInMageCustody the black dragon will never let him go either]].
* {{Troll}}: He used to butt heads with The Tower Manager often. The farmer taunting the black dragon by eating all the cherry tomatoes promised to her in a FetchQuest, right after expecting an apology earlier for being a BadBoss.

* UnluckilyLucky: As he starts achieving too many miracles through farming, and befriending powerful workers, the Tower system determines for someone so weak relying on the strength of others, he must suffer terrible luck with harvesting. Unknownst to him, the Tower Manager intervenes, and [[BadLuckMitigationMechanic distributes out his bad luck across everyone]] on the 99th floor to lessen the misfortune.

* BeeAfraid: Averted. Normally, these are very dangerous carnivorous monsters that prey on other monsters, when plants are scarce. The White Farmer Rabbits run away at the sight. But Sweet vastly prefers flowers, and is a [[CuteMonster loveable monster]] to those she trusts.

* TheEngineer: The Gray Rabbits build anything Sejun needs, which is greatly appreciated in the wild untamed 99th floor. Extremely grateful Sejun took them in, they later build a home for him, with a kitchen and food store.
* MadeASlave: Unable [[WarRefugees to escape]] in the beginning, and assumed to be dead by Wolgang and Wolha, they fell into Grid's clutches. The evil pig forced them to work the fields endlessly after a HordeOfAlienLocusts destroyed their home. Sejun noted by their appearance they had been beaten often.

* MissingMom: Her mother Elizabeth, disappeared when Eileen was a toddler (for a dragon) at 50 years old. She fought demonic entities attacking the planet Omid, before it got cut off from the Black Tower, leaving her stranded. She was pregnant and began to take on injuries until she was at death's door until Sejun and the Golden Bat came to her rescue. All were relieved. Elizabeth was nursed back to health and bore a son, whom Sejun christened Bongryong Ace Fritani. The young dragon dotes on Sejun and his cooking.

* AnimalSpeciesAccent: He's embarrassed his native tongue leaves him finishing sentences with "nyah!" or "meow!", but Park explains he doesn't need to be ashamed, but can instead [[CutenessProximity exploit it against humans]] when doing business.

* AccentRelapse: When flustered or upset at being conned, Theo usually slips back into his [[spoiler:native [[AnimalSpeciesAccent Granier dialect]]]] finishing sentences with "nyahs" and "meows".

* AnimalSpeciesAccent: He's embarrassed his native tongue leaves him finishing sentences with "nyah!" or "meow!", but Park explains not to be ashamed, but [[CutenessProximity exploit it against humans]] instead when doing business.
* BornLucky: He used to think he was a failure as a merchant because he always made the wrong choices. However seeing Park's faith in him has Theo gradually believing it for himself. The cat has a natural unfailing talent for finding rare and valuable items for his business partner. Sejun dubs this astounding intuition as "the golden paw".
* CatFolk: A travelling cat merchant, Theo, joins Sejun's farm, as the man grows miracle produce that helps people with dietary issues [[HyperactiveMetabolism lose weight]]. Sejun cannot leave the floor of the Tower he's trapped on, but a merchant monster has no such restrictions, the only catch is - he's not telling the human adventurers [[ClassifiedInformation who's growing]] the cherry tomatoes they so crave.
* ClassifiedInformation: [[spoiler: Due to the rules of The Tower Manager's game(a safety precaution to keep higher-level merchants from head-hunting good suppliers from the lower-level ones), he's prohibited to tell the Phoenix Guild on the 38th floor who the cultivator of the crops he's selling is (Sejun). This is a source of angst for him, as it prevents Sejun from openly making contact or inquiries to and about his family, but Theo hopes by earning more coinage, can overcome this restriction by ranking up to an intermediary-level merchant.]]
* CrutchCharacter: After a quick bartering seminar from Sejun, Theo got the ability to buy things while spending no more than he should. The products he sells net him Tower Coins to give to Sejun, however, Sejun himself cannot spend them personally for anything else than seeds. Theo, however, has access to civilized products, which he brings back to Sejun per his request, alongside items that catches his eyes. This is how Sejun got his dagger, his straw hat, and a pendant of light - the first two especially are named items, with huge effects. The kicker? The items were unappraised, meaning their effects were hidden until appraisal.

* GreenEyedMonster: The cat is '''very''' jealous of Sejun's attentions and always feels his importance is threatened should another monster get his business partner's praise and approval.

* MagicallyBindingContract: In his haste of being offered [[ThroughHisStomach so many cooked piranha fish]] as part of his salary, Theo signs one with Sejun. He didn't ReadTheFinePrint until it was too late, and it became unbreakable. He only gets 3-5% of the Tower coin profits, the perfect incentive for him to work his little paws off selling as much produce as possible. At first, Theo believed Sejun was crazy for selling magical tomatoes to humans on the 38th floor, and went along with the scheme believing it would [[CurseEscapeClause break the contract]]. Little did he know how passionate humans are about [[MiracleFood miracle foods]] that help you lose weight. Later, he gets a habit of whipping these out on the spot against other tower dwellers who cross him and press-ganging them into Sejun's service.
* MerchantCity: Some of the mid-tier floors of the Black Tower are [[spoiler:"neutral areas" where monster merchants including CatFolk like Theo, congregate and trade together what wares they've acquired from other floors. As humans have [[MarathonLevel yet to reach half-ways]] up the black dragon's megastructure, they're oblivious to its existence. Though Theo, trying to become a successful merchant, has made many rivals and enemies there]].

* AllCrimesAreEqual: One of his missions given by his superiors was to investigate stolen items from Landlord Grid's warehouse on the 55th floor. Jeras makes no secret that he ''despises'' Grid, who is infamous as a wicked boar that [[spoiler:exploited and mistreated rabbit tenant farmers, formerly of the Red Ribbon Kingdom after the plague of Locusts destroyed it]].

* InspectorOblivious: Jeras doesn't know how Scaram is smuggling human junk appliances in the Tower, or how Theo became an overnight-success selling crops to human hunters on the 38th Floor. Theo's poor-timing of trying to help Jeras avoid being scammed by the goblin, thereby messing up the undercover operation briefly puts the gullible cat [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished under scrutiny]].

* PunyEarthlings: He's so weak and low in {{Mana}} he fainted and passed out for days at the mere sight of The Tower Manager flying overhead. This is justified later in [[spoiler: when its revealed Earth is among the very weakest worlds in the universe, so naturally humans would be frail. When the Black Tower connects to the planet Hamk [[RodentsOfUnusualSize with giant hamsters]], they are ''seven times more powerful'' than people (though even they are no match for the [[AlwaysABiggerFish monster bears from the 70th floor]] defending the human hunters)]].
* ReasoningWithGod: After so many [[BadBoss death-threats]] from the Tower Manager, Sejun could no longer put up with her behaviour and began refusing her [[FetchQuest Fetch Quests]]. Eventually she conceded to fairer terms and the option to postpone missions without any consequence.

[[folder:Minotaur King]]

Uma is the ruler of all minotaurs, and the Boss monster of the floor where Sejun is trapped on. As this is the 99th floor of the Black Tower, this makes him the FinalBoss for any hunters who seek wealth and fortunes beyond their wildest dreams.

* PortalNetwork: Unless a dragon reassigns and teleports him elsewhere, he's [[GateGuardian bound to the waypoint]] of the floor that he rules as Boss over. [[spoiler:Sejun [[TeleportationWithDrawbacks realized his error]] in saving at his waypoint [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe without needing to defeat him]] - there's no floor above, he can't go to the Manager's area, or return to the 1st floor where the exit for Earth is located. Sejun [[UnwinnableByMistake is hopelessly trapped]] on his floor. Fortunately, he is able to find a loophole, when Theo begins securing [[WarpWhistle land title deeds to farms of other floors]], then befriending the resident bosses there to use their waypoints to return to 99th floor when required.]]

* PatchworkKids: All except [[ADogNamedDog Black Rabbit]] are White farmer rabbits (but you'll notice the odd bit of black fur on their bodies, inherited from their mother, whose parent or grandparent was a Black warrior rabbit. The rabbit couple also have Gray Builder rabbits for nephews and nieces.

* SinisterScythe: Downplayed. One of adolescent rabbits grows up to utilise a scythe to help their mother cut down the oversized spring onions on the farm.
* StoutStrength: One of their babies grows up to be quite the chonk little rabbit, and has his own adorable [[SurprisinglyFunctionalToys little wheelbarrow]] for pushing around earth and harvested foods.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He's a [[ToBeLawfulOrGood lawful good fox]] who has the power to strip someone of their status as a merchant, including all their privileges and skills that go with it. This leaves them unable to do business again, vulnerable to monsters, and unable to travel between floors in the Tower.

* AmazonianBeauty: The females are every bit as strong as the males. Ox Number 4 is far stronger than Number 3 who has a crush on her, and is reputedly second only to Uma. She will kick the ass of anyone who is disrespectful to Sejun.

!!Landlord Grid, of the Wild Boar tribe

An evil and supremely greedy monster who commands the Wild Boar tribe. When the Rabbit tribe were being massacred by the Forces of Destruction invading the Black Tower 100 years ago, Grid used the opportunity to take over. He built a huge castle on the 55th floor over the former Red Ribbon Kingdom, and has exploited the survivors, [[MadeASlave turning them into slaves]].

!!The rabbit couple, Wolgang and Wolha

* MoonRabbit: [[spoiler:Sejun had a very hard time pronouncing [[PokemonSpeak their real names]], so named his [[ThePowerOfFamily Tower father and mother]], Wolgang and Wolha respectively. Inspired by the legend of the Moon Rabbit, as they "fell" into his cave from the world above, and transform into adulthood by the power of a blue moon. The rabbit couple were thrilled.]]

!!Black Rabbit

* TheAce: Zigzagged. Barring one exception who was cursed ([[spoiler:his mentor]]) and had to retreat, Kim Dong-sik is considered the strongest hunter of the strongest guild of human warriors and magicians. He can easily down most monster threats without breaking a sweat. Unfortunately, in the grand scheme this makes Kim Dong-sik a NormalFishInATinyPond at best - the monsters keep getting stronger and more lethal from here on out as he progresses further up the floors.