About “Eleceed” in a few words:

Eleceed is a popular Korean webtoon series that follows the adventures of Jiwoo, a high school student who gains supernatural powers after a mysterious incident. Along with his talking cat, he navigates a world filled with dangerous creatures and villains, all while trying to uncover the truth behind his powers. The series features a diverse cast of characters, including Kaiden, Jiwoo’s best friend and partner in crime-fighting, and Sihwan, a former villain turned ally. With a mix of action, comedy, and heartwarming moments, Eleceed is a must-read for fans of superhero stories.

Meet the characters from Eleceed

Sucheon Kang

Sucheon is that whirlwind friend who bursts into a scene like a popped confetti cannon — loud, ridiculous, and somehow always right when it counts. She’s fiercely loyal, has this weird habit of carrying three different types of candy for no reason, and will defend her people with the kind of stubbornness that makes you both admire and worry for her. Also quietly strategic? Yes, she plans five moves ahead but will also forget where she put her keys for days (no idea how both can be true). Somehow she manages to be heart-on-sleeve and mysteriously competent at the same time — chaotic good with a map and a battle plan.

Kayden Break

Kayden is the showy, over-the-top powerhouse who acts like a carefree cat but punches like a truck — equal parts mentor, legend, and that friend who makes everything mildly theatrical. He’s goofy and charming, will call you a nickname that gets stuck in your head, and then drop a line about duty that hits like a brick; also obsessed with food? Definitely food. There’s a haunting softness under the swagger, you get the sense he’s seen too much and masks it with jokes and flashy moves (classic kayden energy). Honestly, he’s the kind of character who makes you grin and then go oh no not again — in the best way.

Jiyoung Yoo

Jiyoung is the calm center in a storm, the one who actually reads the manual and then breaks it because she found a better way — composed, clever, and a little bit exasperated by everyone else. She smiles like she’s hiding a million plans and will quietly dismantle your argument with one precise question; also bakes cookies that are suspiciously perfect but she swears she “forgot” the oven timer. You trust her because there’s a steady logic to her chaos, though she can snap into fierce protectiveness in a heartbeat (don’t test the patience). Low-key regal energy but can also make a terrible joke at exactly the wrong time — human, thank goodness.

Inhyuk Goo

Inhyuk feels like the guy who studies for fun and then shows up to punch a villain between lectures — brainy, earnest, and surprisingly stubborn about principles. He has this awkward charm, collects useless trivia, and is the kind of friend who will explain a concept for three hours and still be patient when you nod blankly. He tries to be sensible but somehow ends up in the middle of the most chaotic fights, always determined to do the right thing even if it means falling flat on his face (romantic, in an infuriating way). Also, rumor has it he owns an ugly sweater that he refuses to throw out — very relatable.

DARK

DARK is the deliciously ominous presence that lurks in the corners of conversations — shadowy, imposing, and full of quiet threats with a smile that doesn’t reach the eyes. Sometimes it’s just pure menace, other times it behaves almost helpful, like a cat deciding whether to knock your glass off the table; you never fully trust it, obviously. There’s this hypnotic coolness, like a villain with impeccable manners who reads poetry between strikes, and yes, it enjoys dramatic entrances more than strictly necessary. Mysterious and contradictory — terrifying and sort-of fascinating in that “can’t look away” way.

Dr. Delein

Dr. Delein is the eccentric scientist with wild hair, too many pens in the pocket, and an unsettlingly genuine belief that chaos is just another experimental variable. Brilliant and slightly unhinged, she tinkers with powers and ethics in the same afternoon, and will explain a horrifying theory while offering you tea — which you accept because you are curious and also terrified. She can be a mentor or a menace depending on the coffee situation, and has a history of saying things like “trust me” half-jokingly while adjusting a dangerous apparatus. Energetic, morally flexible, and oddly sentimental about failed experiments — yes, she names her lab equipment.

Loberne

Loberne is the suave aristocrat-villain type who smiles like he’s eating lemons but tastes success, all velvet gloves hiding iron. He’s polished, patient, and impeccably dressed; he plays political chess and never bothers to reveal his true hand until it’s checkmate. There’s a creepy tenderness to him too — he keeps a tiny potted plant on his desk that he waters like it’s a secret heir, which is both adorable and completely unsettling. Cold calculation mixed with little human tics; you want to hate him but also wonder what his playlist looks like.

Subin Lee

Subin is the quick-witted wildcard who tosses out sarcasm like confetti and then helps you fix your life without making a big deal about it. Sharp, observant, and with a dry humor that sneaks up on people, she notices tiny details and files them away for later (sometimes to help, sometimes to tease). She’s warm under all the snark, secretly sentimental about silly things like old movie tickets, and will defend friends with a fierceness that contradicts her easygoing facade. Also, she collects ridiculous socks — why? No one knows, but it’s cute.

Wooin

Wooin is the quiet genius — calm, a little otherworldly, and the type who speaks in short sentences that are somehow profound. He prefers logic and patterns, probably has a hidden notebook of sketches, and is shockingly good at predicting moves in fights like he’s playing three chess games and a puzzle all at once. Emotional? Yes, but only on Tuesdays or when the moon is wrong — he hides feelings behind a very neat haircut and a blank face, which only makes occasional smiles hit harder. Equally likely to brew perfect tea or disassemble a surveillance drone, sometimes both at once.

Ganseok Choi

Ganseok is the loud, unapologetic powerhouse who loves big entrances, bad puns, and taking up two-thirds of a conversation whether you asked or not. He’s brash and fiercely loyal, the kind of teammate who will rush headfirst into danger and then apologize later with snacks and a sheepish grin. There’s a surprisingly tender side — he keeps tiny, ridiculous collectibles (like a bobblehead that looks nothing like him) and will tell you embarrassing childhood stories if you buy him ramen. Basically equal parts brawler and softie, a walking contradiction and exactly the friend you want at your back.