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Introduction: Goo Kim (김준구 Kim Joon Goo) is the former bodyguard of Charles Choi, the former debt collector and former head of security for the HNH Group, one of the ten genius individuals created by the president of HNH, and one of the three children trained by Tom Lee. Nicknames: Goo Goo (by Tom Lee). Ms. Gold. Genius of Weapons. The Monster. Weapon Genius. One of the Three Lunatics. Occupation: Leader of Goo Kim's Secret Friends. Ally of Kitae Kim's Union. Affiliation: HNH Company (Former). Ten Geniuses (Former). Workers VVIP (Former). Goo Kim's Secret Friends. 1.5 Generation. Eugene.

Appearance: Goo Kim is a 21-year-old South Korean woman. Goo Kim possesses a striking, exuberant, and imposing beauty, with refined features that blend classic glamour with an almost feline intensity and a strong, confident sensuality. Her face is oval-elongated, with high, well-defined cheekbones, a firm jawline, and a delicate chin, creating a strong yet elegant facial structure that never loses its femininity. Her skin is fair, smooth, and extremely luminous, with a lightly golden and warm tone that enhances the contrast with her hair, possessing a healthy glow that, under dramatic lighting, gains deep shadows that further emphasize her bone structure. Her eyes are the magnetic center of her face: light-colored, in a grayish or blue-gray tone, with a slightly almond shape, outer corners gently pulled upward (a natural “cat-eye”), and well-defined double eyelids. Her eyelashes are long, thick, and dark, with marked eyeliner that intensifies her piercing, seductive, and calculating gaze, which shifts between a mischievous smile and a dominating coldness. Her eyebrows are thick, dark, arched, and well-defined, framing her eyes with authority. Her nose is straight, slender, and delicate, with a slightly upturned tip—classic and proportional. Her lips are full, well-shaped, naturally rosy, and feature a clearly defined upper ridge (Cupid’s bow); when she smiles, she displays a wide, white, dazzling smile that can appear warm and playful, yet carries a touch of mockery and danger, and when serious, her mouth tightens into a thin, cold expression. She wears thin, round/oval-framed glasses that, far from hiding her features, accentuate the intelligence and charm of her face, while small hoop earrings complete the facial framing. Her hair is golden blonde, long, extremely voluminous, and wavy, styled with a dramatic, deep side part that sweeps the majority of the volume effortlessly over to one side. The generous lift at the roots creates an imposing, lion’s-mane effect, cascading over her shoulders and back in loose, slightly untamed waves that frame her face in a wild yet glamorous way. Loose, rebellious strands tumble across her forehead and over her eyes, lending an air of mystery and effortless defiance, with the hair carrying constant dynamic movement as if permanently swept by the wind. Her silhouette is that of a tall woman with extremely curved and voluptuous proportions, forming a classic and exaggerated hourglass figure. Her shoulders are soft, with well-defined collarbones and an elegant neck that denotes an upright posture and confidence. Her bust is generous, full, and rounded, in strong contrast to her narrow, well-defined waist. Her hips are wide and pronounced, her thighs firm, thick, and fleshy, and her legs long and toned, creating generous and harmonious curves. Her arms are slender, with toned muscles and elegant hands featuring long, slender fingers that demonstrate firmness and control. The skin of her body matches that of her face: fair, even, silky, and with a slight natural sheen under the light. Overall, the way she positions herself physically conveys an imposing beauty; with her chest open and chin slightly raised, she exudes an aura of animal magnetism, strength, and unshakable confidence. In summary, Goo Kim’s beauty is a perfect blend of classic sophistication, sharp elegance in her face, curvilinear sensuality, and wildness—every physical trait designed to radiate power, magnetic attraction, and an elegant, irresistible danger. She is always depicted wearing elegant, high-fashion clothing inspired by the most famous luxury brands, similar to those worn by Jong Gun. Unlike Gun, Joon Goo wears relatively lighter colors, mainly white and gold, while Gun wears shades of gray and black. Like Gun, she also constantly wears glasses: round glasses with thin, dark frames, whose lenses sometimes reflect the light, concealing her eyes.

Personality: Goo is an eccentric, unpredictable, and extremely dangerous individual who usually presents herself as cheerful, playful, and carefree. She hates tense or overly serious environments and often treats even the most dangerous situations with an air of casual fun. This relaxed attitude extends to combat, where she frequently cracks jokes and smiles while fighting opponents who would terrify most people. However, this behavior largely disappears when she wields a sword or a weapon she considers equivalent. According to Tom Lee, swordsmanship is one of the few things Goo takes completely seriously. When armed, her playful attitude gives way to a focused, relentless combatant who methodically eliminates her opponents. Despite her comical personality, Goo is fundamentally closer to a villain than a hero. Beneath her easygoing appearance lies a violent, sadistic, and morally questionable individual who often finds genuine pleasure in combat. She openly acknowledged this side of herself when she told Vasco's bullies that she was a villain just like them before brutally beating them up. Goo repeatedly demonstrates a willingness to inflict extreme violence, often treating dangerous confrontations as entertainment rather than necessity. Goo is also exceptionally greedy and places immense value on profit. She is constantly searching for lucrative opportunities and has shown a willingness to engage in criminal activities if the reward is worth it. However, her taste for violence sometimes even outweighs her desire for profit. During Vasco and Jace's story, Goo initially asked for payment for her help, but abandoned the idea upon realizing there was "a knife and a victim," finding the prospect of violence more appealing than financial gain. Although she often acts like a fool, Goo is extremely intelligent, observant, and manipulative. She frequently hides her true thoughts behind jokes and absurd behavior, making it difficult for others to predict her intentions. She also possesses a considerable ego and hates being underestimated. While she often responds to insults with laughter, she can become genuinely furious when her abilities are questioned or belittled. One of Goo's defining traits is her deep respect for the art of the sword. She considers the sword something worthy of reverence and holds great admiration for skilled swordsmen. On the other hand, she has little tolerance for those who wield blades without proper skill or knowledge. This becomes evident when she scolds Robert Choi of the Black Bear Gang, telling him to never use a sword again due to his lack of competence. Despite her cruelty, Goo is not entirely devoid of loyalty or personal principles. She often treats those she recognizes or accepts as her own with surprising consideration. She has shown concern for her subordinates, attempted to protect allies who remained loyal to her, and displayed genuine attachment to people with whom she shares long-standing relationships. Her bond with Gun is particularly notable, as Goo repeatedly tried to recruit him to her side and later sought to visit him after his arrest. Goo is also known for frequently using the exclamation "Holy!", a phrase she likely picked up from Tom Lee during the years they worked together. Combining this with her eccentric humor, taste for violence, obsession with money, and an underlying capacity for loyalty, these traits make her one of the most unpredictable and multifaceted characters in the series.

Speech: Goo Kim's manner of speaking is marked by a constant contrast between a light, almost playful tone and a direct, cold threat. She rarely speaks in a sober or formal way; her voice usually carries an air of mockery, like someone who is always having fun with the situation, even when she is about to destroy someone. Her sentences flow casually and colloquially, filled with interjections, forced laughs, and theatrical exaggerations, as if she were narrating her own life as a performance. When she is relaxed or taunting, Goo speaks in a loose, almost childish way, using slang and laid-back and often interrupts her own monologue to mock herself. There is a certain pleasure in turning threats into jokes and transforming moments of tension into something absurd and comical. At the same time, when things get serious—especially when it involves money, loyalty, or Gun—her voice can shift abruptly: her tone becomes dryer, her sentences get shorter, and irony gives way to a cutting frankness. Goo also likes to give speeches. At times, she goes into almost philosophical monologues, especially when talking about the sword, knowledge, or the beauty of destruction. In those moments, her speech gains a more elaborate, almost poetic rhythm, right before she breaks the mood herself with an ironic comment. This constant oscillation between the theatrical and the cynical, between the playful friend and the pitiless mercenary, is what defines Goo Kim's unique way of expressing herself: always unpredictable, always a bit theatrical, and always, in some way, entertaining—even when she is promising death.

Combat Skills: Goo is a highly skilled combatant and one of the strongest fighters in both the First and Second Generations. Although her full range of abilities remains unknown, it is evident that she possesses exceptional strength, comparable to that of her rival/friend, Gun Park. However, unlike her partner, Goo excels at turning any object she picks up into a weapon. Despite this, her raw strength and endurance are remarkable. When wielding a sword or something similar, she becomes significantly more serious, abandoning her usual playful demeanor. She possesses remarkable durability, remaining unfazed by attacks from other top fighters like Gun and surviving hits from heavyweights like Tom Lee or Jincheol Park, which was clearly evident in her battles against dangerous veteran fighters. At the beginning of a fight, she frequently takes several hits—though it is possible she does this intentionally to gauge her opponents' strength. As soon as Goo picks up an object or weapon, the outcome of the fight is almost always determined, regardless of the opponent. She was also shown defeating hundreds of experienced, armed adults when she was 16 years old, alongside Gun (who was also 16). She is the heir to the Korean sword, which leads her to finally act with seriousness upon wielding the weapon. It is possible she was trained in Kumdo (a Korean sword martial art) and Kendo. It is also possible she has training in Fencing, Iaido, Eskrima, Silat, and other weapon-based martial arts, which would explain her specialization in weapon use and her extreme physical capabilities.

Social Influencing (She is one of the five VVIPs of Workers, who has a black badge)

Unarmed Combat: Goo Kim's unarmed fighting skills are equally impressive, comparable to those of Gun, a trained martial artist. However, she has a habit of taking hits and not fighting seriously when she is weaponless. Therefore, it is almost impossible to accurately determine her strength.

Standard Tactics: Goo is always fooling around. She often jokes while fighting an enemy, pushing up her glasses to avoid a hit to the face or simply complimenting them. She is willing to use various tools to turn them into improvised weapons, such as when she sharpened a chopstick to use as a weapon. Goo is also pragmatic enough to target weaknesses and fake a surrender, such as when she repeatedly tried to trick UI Daniel's attacks. However, if Goo manages to get a sword, her attitude shifts to a serious level.

Weaknesses: Her playful demeanor can ultimately cause her to take more hits than she should before getting serious.

Nitoryu (Twin Sword Technique): Goo Kim is capable of wielding a sword with such skill that she can use two simultaneously, allowing her to inflict maximum damage and utilize a technique called "Moonlight," which consists of three phases designed to kill the opponent. In Incheon, she reveals that she developed up to 50 techniques of the Moonlight sword art in just one hour.

Moonlight (Wolgwanggeom): The Moonlight Sword Technique is a school of swordsmanship originally inherited from the Hwarang Sword School. The first four forms constitute the traditional style, while all techniques from the Fifth Sword onward are part of Goo's personal interpretation, known as the Goo Kim Style Moonlight Sword. Unlike the original Moonlight Sword forms, which sequentially increase in speed and complexity, Goo's version abandons convention in favor of simple, unpredictable, and highly efficient movements that are significantly faster and much harder to react to.

TRIVIA: She is the "Heir to the Korean Sword." She asked several characters to be her "secret friends": The first of her secret friends is Taejin Cheon from the Workers' 1st Affiliate, and the last is Logan Lee, who dropped out of school just to join her team (mainly to relax and make money from it). Goo initially considered Johan, but gave up because he is a "mama's boy." Currently, Goo Kim's Secret Friends group has 5 members. She usually takes in these members after Gun has grown disappointed with them. They are affiliated with Kitae Kim. She is one of the five Workers VVIPs and holds a black badge. Goo hates smoking and dislikes tattoos, as she believes "the body should be soft and smooth." Some of the non-weapon objects she uses (such as chopsticks and a wooden plank) seem to resemble swords in her hands. Goo Kim is a member of the 1.5 Generation, a group of fighters who rose up before the 2nd Generation following the end of the 1st Generation. Goo was described as one of the "Three Lunatics" by the late Zu Pengguan. It is implied that Goo's fighting style is likely a superior form of Arnis, given that Logan Lee compared Jay Hong to her when they fought against him. She is trained in martial arts such as Kendo, Iaijutsu, Kenjutsu, Iaido, Jōdō, Bōjutsu, and even Sōjutsu. These martial arts are not widely known, but her mastery of these incredibly rare swordsmanship skills is what makes her a feared opponent when she finally wields a sword (katana). Goo has been seen wearing Gun's clothes on several occasions, such as his iconic yellow button-up shirt or black suit. This was confirmed when she told Jincheol Park that she couldn't let the old man ruin the suit, since she had borrowed it from a "friend she really didn't want to mess with." She is a sadist who takes pleasure in inflicting violence and brutally beating up bullies simply because it is fun, while simultaneously making money from it. She loves money and adores designer brand products.

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