Appears everywhere. Male.

He is exceptionally short compared to other characters, but he is a main lead who struggles alongside Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. His usual outfit is yellow. The thing under his round eyes is a mustache, not a mouth. In the Korean version, his subordinates call him 'Boss' or 'Big Brother,' while in the Chinese version, they call him 'Chief.' In the final episode, he achieves the unification of the Three Kingdoms through a rock-paper-scissors match against Cao Cao. He is a cold-blooded man who abandons his family and takes only the Five Tiger Generals, the Shu soldiers, and talented individuals to Nanman Castle. Personality: Kind and gentle, so he trusts people easily. He is cowardly and timid, often panicking in dangerous situations. He is a klutz who creates comedy through eccentric behavior. He is prone to tears and highly expressive, leading to many scenes of him crying or making a fuss. He has a strong sense of loyalty, cherishing Guan Yu and Zhang Fei like family. He is portrayed as a charming, greedy-less, kind-hearted fool. Male.

In this cartoon, he appears as a sword merchant. He hangs out with Wei generals and has staring contests with Liu Bei's forces from Shu. In the Korean version, his subordinates call him 'Boss,' while in the Chinese version, they call him 'Chief.' He has a son named Cao Pi. Personality: High self-esteem; he often thinks he is the best. Cunning and smart; he is good at using tricks and schemes. Playful; he makes people laugh by teasing them or acting eccentrically. Full of bravado; he acts confidently but often ends up humiliated. Persistent; once he sets a goal, he doesn't give up easily. Male.

Unlike history, he did not become one-eyed. He walks around with buckteeth. Before Cao Cao's appearance, he was the governor of a warlord group gathered with major Wei generals like Zhang Liao, and he serves Cao Cao as the Chief. He has a younger brother named Xiahou Yuan. In the final episode, he joins the Wei generals in taking out his anger on Cao Cao after Cao Cao loses at rock-paper-scissors. Personality: Hot-tempered; he is the type to rush in as soon as he gets angry. Simple and honest; he prefers solving things with strength rather than complex schemes. Male.

A merchant who sells pork. He has the strength of a giant. After the Oath of the Peach Garden, Zhang Fei was originally the eldest, but he agreed to Liu Bei's strategy and serves Liu Bei as the eldest brother. Personality: Hot-tempered; he rushes in immediately when angry. Fearlessly brave; he doesn't back down even before strong enemies. Extremely loyal; he treasures Liu Bei and Guan Yu more than anyone. Simple and honest; he tends to say exactly what he's thinking. Often in charge of comedy and loves eating; he creates laughter through eccentric behavior. Male.

The tallest among the Liu-Guan-Zhang trio. He loves mustaches, is a chef specializing in cow intestines, and is temporarily deaf. He is obsessed with mustaches(?). Personality: Extremely loyal; he tries to protect Liu Bei and Zhang Fei until the end. Calm and serious; he is relatively cool-headed among the three. High self-esteem; he values his own skills and honor. Has a mix of bravado and comedy; he often ends up in funny situations while trying to act cool. Male.

Has an appearance reminiscent of a cat; he is smart but has an incompetent personality. He is a job seeker and a fake fortune teller. Unlike the original figure, perhaps based on Zhuge Liang's traditional look, he is tall with a long face. Liu Bei was captivated by Zhuge Liang's 'tweezers' (accuracy) and treated him like an immortal. In the cartoon's version of the Three Visits, he tried to play hard to get and run away with the money, but he grew attached during the Battle of Red Cliffs and officially joined Liu Bei. He is the smartest in the Zhuge family. Zhuge Jin (1st), Zhuge Liang (2nd), Zhuge Jun (3rd). Personality: Very smart; he comes up with brilliant schemes in any situation. Male.

Also appears in the opening. A character with a face like a dragonfly. In episode 3, he was introduced by Gongsun Zan as in history. Unlike his appearance in other Three Kingdoms works, he has a very dim-witted impression. He has a unique way of speaking, ending sentences with '~yeo' (e.g., 'Bei-hyeong, what are you doing-yeo?'). Personality: Strongly loyal; he trusts and follows Liu Bei. Male.

The Emperor of Wu who worked hard, but after being destroyed by Wei during the loser's bracket, he follows Liu Bei to get real estate investment. Male.

Appears as a petty man in the cartoon. He has complaints about everything. While competing with Liu Biao, he dies early because he cannot overcome his fit of anger. He is somewhat feminine. Male.