Voiced by: Kentarō Kumagai (Japanese) Kwak Yoonsang (Korean) Sean Chiplock (English) A 17-year-old martial artist from Seoul, South Korea who practices Full-Contact Karate. After RagnarÖk, he assumes a new form and name via Dan Mori as a result of Park Mujin killing his grandfather and sealing his powers.ĭaewi Han ( Korean: 한대위, Han Daewi) ( Japanese: ハン・デイ, Han Dei (Anime)) However, the reason Mori is so powerful is due to his true identity of the mythical Jaechondaesong, or Sun Wukong, the hero of the Chinese Novel Journey to the West. Later in the series, after the mystical 'Borrowed Power' is introduced Mori is labeled as a Genuine Fighter meaning he uses martial arts to fight rather than borrowing power from other beings (one chapter shows that he actually borrowed power from his clone). Carefree, friendly and (rightfully so) self-proclaimed 'Tough guy' (Korean: 쎈놈), Mori participates to the GOH tournament so that he can fight strong opponents and wish to be reunited with his grand-father Taejin. Voiced by: Tatsumaru Tachibana, Hana Sato (Young) (Japanese) Nam Doh-Hyeong, Kim Bo-Na ( 김보나) (Young) (Korean) Robbie Daymond (English) A happy-go-lucky 17-year-old martial artist from Seoul, South Korea who practices a fictional version of the Korean martial art Taekwondo called Renewal Taekwondo (Korean: 리뉴얼 태권도) later shorted to Re-Taekwondo. Mori Jin ( Korean: 진모리, Jin Moli) ( Japanese: ジン・モリ, Jin Mori (Anime)) As the tournaments preliminary rounds finish, and teams assemble, plans for many different people within the organization, and those pitted against them begin to make their moves to achieve their goals. These two would befriend Mori after their fights with him, and will become teamed together as the Korean Team after the preliminary rounds. During the opening rounds, he comes across two other martial arts prodigies: Full-Contact Karate expert Daewi Han and epeeist master Mira Yoo. Martial arts aside, participants fight by using 'Borrowed Power', a mystical energy granted by supernatural entities (gods, demons, mythical creatures.), hence the name Borrowed Power. This intrigues Mori, and as he continues through the tournament, he meets many competitors each with a different way of fighting. As a prize, the winner gets his wish fulfilled by the hosting corporation, no question asked. The event, sponsored by a shady corporation, brings together people from high schools all over South Korea on a regional and then, national level in order to select three representatives for the World Tournament. At the beginning of the story, he is invited to join a Martial Arts tournament called 'The God of High School' (or GOH). The main protagonist is Mori Jin, a 17-year-old martial artist from Seoul, South Korea. Humans are since able to use Borrowed Power freely but are not allowed to attack gods with it. Shortly after the demon defeat, the gods split up the humans, demons and gods among the three Realms. The gods allowed the weak humans to borrow their powers, creating the 'Borrowed Power' system (or 'Charyeok' in Korean) so they could defend themselves from the demons who wanted to rule over them. The Heavenly Realm is home to many powerful gods of various mythologies and legends like the Jade Emperor, Michael the Archangel, and Hercules.Īt the dawn of time, humans, demons and gods lived together on Earth. ' Divine World') is the last realm and the most powerful.

It is populated by various mythical creatures, spirits, and monsters (collectively known as demons) such as Dragons, Minotaurs, Phoenixes The Heavenly Realm (Korean: 신계 Hanja: 神界, lit. ' World of the immortal/sage'), also known as the Demon Realm, Taoist World, or Other World.

The Sage Realm ( Korean: 동승신주 신선계 Hanja: 仙界, lit.

It is the least powerful realm followed by the Sage Realm and then the Heavenly Realm at the highest. The Human Realm is mainly populated by humans and identical to our known world. In GOH, the action takes place and involves the inhabitants of three different realms:

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