Bring It On, Ghost — Characters & Cast

Originally to save 1 billion KRW for medical surgery to cure his eyes; shifts to uncovering his family's past and protecting Hyun-ji.

Bong-pal begins as a defensive, emotionally closed-off economics student burdened by childhood trauma and ghost harassment. Over the series, his transactional mindset turns into genuine heroism as he embraces his abilities to protect his loved ones and accepts his role as a compassionate protector.

To uncover who she was, discover why she died or vanished, and live a normal life.

Starts as a feisty, meat-craving ghost stranded in high school purgatory. After waking from her five-year coma with no memories of her ghost adventures, she relearns her romantic feelings for Bong-pal, passes her university entrance exam, and reclaims her independent life.

To locate and destroy the Buddhist ritual weapon that can annihilate the demon within him and achieve absolute dominance.

Presented initially as an angelic, animal-loving university professor adored by female students. The mask rapidly deteriorates into cold-blooded sociopathy, eventually revealing a broken vessel consumed entirely by the ancient evil spirit.

To keep Bong-pal safe, atone for his inability to save Bong-pal's mother, and vanquish the dark spirit.

An eccentric Buddhist monk whose spiritual abilities have heavily diminished after botching an earlier exorcism to save child Bong-pal. Despite losing his spiritual strength, his unconditional paternal dedication prompts him to put his life on the line against the demonic force.

Keep their club alive, make easy money, and avoid suspension; later, protect Bong-pal and Hyun-ji.

Founders of the ghost-hunting club Ghost Net (later reorganized as Sundae Soup), they transition from pathetic cowards into loyal companions who back Bong-pal in high-stakes supernatural battles and manage a successful paranormal service business.