Strong Girl Bong-Soon follows Do Bong-Soon, a girl with super strength. She becomes a bodyguard for a rich guy, Ahn Min-Hyuk. Love, friendship, justice- lots of themes to explore. Characters are quirky and charming. Unique storylines keep you entertained. Perfect for a cozy binge-watch. Enjoy!

Meet the characters from Strong Girl Bong-Soon

Do Bong-soon

Do Bong-soon is this impossible mix of absolute softie and total wrecking ball — tiny, anxious, and then suddenly punching through a car door like it’s a bad joke. She’s fiercely loyal, awkwardly adorable, and somehow always wearing the same hoodie or at least it feels that way; also she bakes? or was that a lie she told once? She gets shy around compliments but will protect people like a wrathful grandmother, and yes she’s a gamer who designs characters based on her weird childhood nicknames. Honestly, she’s the heart of everything — clumsy, brave, dramatic, and somehow low-key terrifying when provoked.

Gook-doo

Gook-doo is the broody, slightly haunted kind of protector who pretends not to care but definitely does, probably more than he admits — huge soft spot hidden under a permanently grumpy face. He’s a cop/detective-ish type (serious, disciplined) who also collects questionable snacks in his jacket pockets like a squirrel, so don’t expect him to be perfect. He almost never says the romantic thing out loud but does the tiny, impossible-to-ignore stuff: shows up, saves the day, gives you the jacket, you know the trope but it still works. Also, he’s suspiciously good at making sullen expressions and then failing at flirting — it’s cute, in a chaotic way.

Ahn Min Hyeok

Ahn Min Hyeok is the eccentric, playfully tyrannical tech CEO who treats everyone like a child but also funds your weird hobbies and buys you furniture for no reason. He’s brilliant and unpredictable — one minute dramatic and demanding, the next, a giant child making pouty faces and then casually rescuing people with his resources. He’s obsessed with creating games and oddly compassionate about small animals; terrible at subtlety but stunningly sincere when he actually tries. Also, he has a ridiculous wardrobe and likes to throw parties that start serious and end in chaos — in a good way.

Gong Bi-seo

Gong Bi-seo is the stylish, sharp-tongued friend who pretends to be the rival but is secretly proud and annoyingly supportive, like a fashionable sparring partner. She’s got opinions, very strong ones, about shoes and loyalty, and she can be petty but also heroic in a one-line kind of way. There’s a softer side that shows up when she’s faced with injustice or bad coffee, and she will, annoyingly, drop everything to help — though she’ll complain the whole time. Fun fact: she’s probably the only person who can make a passive-aggressive comment sound like a compliment, which is both impressive and slightly terrifying.

Do Chil-goo

Do Chil-goo is the gruff, unpredictable dad figure who curses like a sailor and bakes like a grandma sometimes — yes, both are true. He’s rough around the edges, protective to a ridiculous degree, and has that weary-but-still-sparkly look when he talks about family; he’s definitely been through things, which makes him both scary and soft. He gives the world this intimidating vibe but will awkwardly hug you and then claim it was for your posture, so interpret that as you will. He’s loud, surprisingly sentimental, and hates fancy things but secretly keeps a small, ridiculous collection of novelty hats.

Kim Kwang-bok

Kim Kwang-bok is the comic-relief best friend who somehow manages to be both a chaotic mess and unshakably dependable, like a golden retriever in human form. He loves food (all of it, always), makes questionable life choices, and yet will sprint into trouble for his friends without a second thought — loyalty is his brand. He jokes, he exaggerates, he cries in public once and then acts like you don’t remember, which is exactly his vibe. Also, he’s inexplicably good at giving terrible-but-weirdly-useful advice and has a surprising collection of novelty keychains.

Baek Tak

Baek Tak is the cool, slightly menacing antagonist type who radiates control and has an unsettlingly calm smile that could freeze a pond; also he whistles when nervous? don’t trust that whistle. He’s calculating, indulgent in power games, but sometimes shows weirdly refined tastes — like expensive tea or tiny sculptures — which makes him feel more human and more creepy at once. He’s the kind of villain who keeps a secret notebook and probably owns more than one umbrella he never uses, and yes he has a backstory that smells like tragedy and bad decisions. In short: cold, complicated, and secretly a little dramatic, in a way that makes you watch every move.