Characters
The tireless, brutal heroine.
The sarcastic businessperson who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The tough, obedient rascal.
The agile, enduring musician.
The puerile prostitute.
The poised, materialistic, vicious martial artist who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The impostor who loves animals.
The forceful, moralistic bandit who hates animals.
The burnt-out lawman.
The agile, weak-willed, corrupt martial artist who is a complete fraud.
The murderer who lost meaning in life.
The mentor who is dependent on medication.
The tough, cooperative philosopher who is a complete fraud.
The striking fence.
The unheroic pharmacist from a big family.
The agile, narrow-minded politician.
The healthy, social gambler with an unexpected destiny.
The acrobat from nowhere.
The architect who fell in with the wrong crowd.
The rogue with big dreams.
The young gigolo.
The brutal assassin searching for a lost friend.
The romantic prostitute.
The elegant, unheroic farmer.
The arrogant, infamous sailor from an unusual family line.
The vocal ambassador.
The healthy, lonely, kind architect from a big family.
The seasoned singer.
The pompous sailor.
The athletic, pompous comic.
The unathletic, shifty, intimidating gigolo who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The misunderstood, boastful gambler with an unexpected destiny.
The clumsy, amiable fence.
The jailer looking for love.
The clever inventor searching for truth.
The graceful, optimistic, playful actor.
The moralistic trader who loves children.
The unathletic official.
The acrobatic, noisy traitor.
The aggravated thief trapped by the past.
The graceful, persistent, brave impostor looking for a challenge.
The distant, unethical archivist looking for love.
The young, paranoid comic.
The teacher looking for love.
The nimble martial artist from an unusual family line.
The mature, philandering leader.
The cynical assistant.
The athletic dancer.
The leader who can't resist a fight.
The addled champion.
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