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spyfamily

Spy × Family is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Tatsuya Endo. The story follows a spy who has to "build a family" to execute a mission, not realizing that his adopted daughter is a telepath, and the woman he agrees to marry is a skilled assassin.

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Yoo Ji-tae as Professor / Park Sun-ho[6] The mastermind of a 4 trillion won heist. He is the boyfriend of police inspector Seon Woo-jin and the Korean version of the original Professor who is portrayed by Álvaro Morte. Park Hae-soo as Berlin / Song Jung-ho[7] A 41-year-old North Korean former prisoner of the Kaechon concentration camp, where he served 25 years' detention since age nine as a result of attempted defection. He tends to resort to violence and tries to use fear to threaten the hostages, unlike the Professor's intention to not harm anyone and is the Korean version of the original Berlin who is portrayed by Pedro Alonso. Jeon Jong-seo as Tokyo / Lee Hong-dan[8] A North Korean woman with military training who was wanted for committing armed robberies and murders of loan sharks (who extorted penniless North Korean defectors) before the Professor recruited her for the heist. She serves as the narrator of the series and is the Korean version of the original Tokyo who is portrayed by Úrsula Corberó. Lee Hyun-woo as Rio / Han Joseph[9] The "maknae" (the youngest person) of the heist group and skilled hacker. He is a medical school dropout and son of an affluent family and the Korean version of the original Rio who is portrayed by Miguel Herrán. Lee Won-jong as Moscow / Oh Man-sik[10] An ex-convict, who raised his son Denver alone, after his wife left him. He was constantly in and out of prison prior to the heist and is the Korean version of the original Moscow who is portrayed by Paco Tous. Kim Ji-hoon as Denver / Oh Taek-su[11] Moscow's son and underground fighter, who later falls for Mi-seon, one of the hostages at the Mint and is the Korean version of the original Denver who is portrayed by Jaime Lorente. Jang Yoon-ju as Nairobi / Sim Young-mun[12] A con artist who was recruited by the Professor, she is the Korean version of the original Nairobi who is portrayed by Alba Flores. Kim Ji-hun as Helsinki / Ko Myung-tae[8] Oslo's brother and former member of a gang in Yanbian, he is the Korean version of the original Helsinki who is portrayed by Darko Perić. Lee Kyu-ho as Oslo / Lee Sang-yeon[8] Helsinki's brother and former member of a gang in Yanbian, he is the Korean version of the original Oslo who is portrayed by Roberto García Ruiz. Task Force Kim Yun-jin as Seon Woo-jin, a crisis negotiation team leader belonging to the National Police Agency in South Korea. She is based on Raquel Murillo, an inspector and negotiator with the Spanish National Police Corps portrayed by Itziar Ituño.[8] Kim Sung-oh as Captain Cha Moo-hyuk, a former special agent from North Korea who was dispatched to handle the hostage crisis. He is based on Ángel Rubio, a deputy inspector with the Spanish National Police Corps who is Raquel's second-in-command, who he is portrayed by Fernando Soto.[8] Park Su-yeong as Yun Chang-su JEA Police Chief Sun Woo-seong as Nam Dong-cheol Gyeonggi Police Agency Sergeant Hostages Park Myung-hoon as Cho Young-min[8] Director of the Mint Bureau. He only cares about his own safety and disregards the others' welfare. He has an affair with Mi-seon despite being married with two children. He is based on Arturo Román, the Director of the Royal Mint of Spain who he is portrayed by Enrique Arce. Lee Joo-bin as Yoon Mi-seon[13] An employee in charge of accounting at the Mint. She is Young-min's lover, and later falls for Denver. Based on the character of Mónica Gaztambide aka Stockholm who she is portrayed by Esther Acebo. Lee Si-woo as Anne Kim[14] A high school student and the daughter of the U.S. Ambassador, who came with her class for a field trip at the Mint. She is one of the hostages and is based on Alison Parker, the daughter of the British ambassador to Spain who she is portrayed by María Pedraza. Hong In as Hwang Hyun-ho[15] Deputy director of the Mint Bureau installed in JEA, a general economic zone on the Korean Peninsula. Gil Eun-seong as Park Chul-woo[16] A member of the North Korean military special operations unit who infiltrates the bandit-occupied Mint. Others Lim Ji-yeon as Seoul[17][18] The leader of the mercenaries outside the mint to help the robbers. Lim Hyeong-guk as Jeon Yong-soo[19][20] A leader who came down from the North Korean for inter-Korean economic cooperation Jang Hyun-sung as Kim Sang-man[21] A politician who is the former husband of Woo-jin. He is quite similar to Raquel Murillo's ex-husband Alberto Vicuña, a forensic examiner with the Spanish National Police Corps, who he is portrayed by Miquel García Borda. Gil Eun-seong as Kim Chul-yoon a former special agent from North Korea.[22] Han Seo-jin as Kim Min-ah Seon Woo-jin's and Kim Sang-man's daughter Yi Yong-nyeo as Park Pil-sun Seon Woon-jin's mother Kim Jun as Nairobi's son Jeong Jae-seong as Marshall Kim U.S. Ambassador to Korea and Anne Kim's father Lee Chang-hoon as Oh Jae-yoon The chairman of Ohsung Group, a supporter of Kim Sang-man and a person at the pinnacle of fulfilling his desires through the establishment of an inter-Korean economic cooperation model