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Cho Kyuhwan

Character

A C-Rank fire mage among the Lizards in Hwang Dongsuk's raid party, Cho Kyuhwan joined a greed-fueled scheme to murder Sung Jinwoo for profit inside a sealed dungeon. Jinwoo cut him down with the rest of the rogue group.

Race: Human
Rank: C-Rank
Class: Mage
Gender: Male
Hangul: 조규환
Status: deceased (Original Timeline); unknown (Revised Timeline)
Address: Korea
Epithet: Lizards
English Va: Seth Fuentes
Occupation: Hunter
Japanese Va: Kakeru Hatano
Affiliations: Hwang Dongsuk
Localized Japanese Name: Koji Sawada (澤田コージ)
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Appearance

Pale and slender, Kyuhwan wore a face soft enough to read as androgynous, with black hair that hung to his shoulders. For clothing he wore a green cloak draped above a brown shirt, with black pants rounding out the look.

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Personality

The same greed that marked the other Lizards ran through him, and he thought nothing of slaying weaker, innocent Hunters whenever it promised easy money.

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History

Fire came competently to Kyuhwan, his single fireball able to wipe out half of what Jinwoo's health stood at then, and he handled the element with finesse, summoning small light orbs from his palm to brighten dungeons on raids. In the Dungeon and Lizards arc he rode along on a raid with Hwang Dongsuk's strike team. The group cornered Jinwoo and Yoo Jinho and forced the dungeon's boss fight to start early, then bailed on the two as the Giant Arachnid Buryura emerged, leaving them to face it on their own. As they ran, the Lizards collapsed rocks to trigger a cave-in that sealed the exit and trapped their targets. Jinwoo brought the boss down regardless, and when the Lizards came back to finish him, the System commanded him to exterminate the rogue Hunters. A willing party to Dongsuk's betrayal, Kyuhwan was struck down with the others, his hand severed and his life ended in a single instant.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Cho Kyuhwan in Solo Leveling?

Cho Kyuhwan is a C-Rank fire mage and one of the Lizards in Hwang Dongsuk's raid party. He joined a greed-fueled scheme to murder Sung Jinwoo for profit inside a sealed dungeon.

What abilities does Cho Kyuhwan have?

Cho Kyuhwan handles fire magic competently, with a single fireball able to wipe out half of Jinwoo's health at the time. He also summons small light orbs from his palm to brighten dungeons on raids.

What happened to Cho Kyuhwan?

After the Lizards trapped Jinwoo and Yoo Jinho with a cave-in and Jinwoo defeated the boss anyway, the System commanded him to exterminate the rogue Hunters. A willing party to Dongsuk's betrayal, Cho Kyuhwan was struck down with the others, his hand severed and his life ended in a single instant.

What group did Cho Kyuhwan belong to?

Cho Kyuhwan belonged to the Lizards, the group within Hwang Dongsuk's strike team. The same greed that marked the other Lizards ran through him, and he thought nothing of slaying weaker, innocent Hunters for easy money.

What does Cho Kyuhwan look like?

Cho Kyuhwan is pale and slender, with a face soft enough to read as androgynous and black hair that hangs to his shoulders. He wears a green cloak over a brown shirt, with black pants rounding out the look.

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