Row, or as he calls himself, "Row the Mighty," is a player character controlled by Jun-Seok. An unlucky person that encounters misfortune on many occasions. Unlike the other victims of the trio, he does not harbor any resentment towards them, though he is aggravated by their selfish ways at times like the other players.
Despite his somewhat over-the-top personality, he is actually a fairly powerful player, reaching the Master Class of Swordsman twice. Row starts off as a weak character in the beginning of the series, but his skill and power grow over time.
A running gag is that players get his name wrong.
Personality[]
A strong-willed player, Row is a courageous and honorable man that always keeps his promises, even when the odds are not in his favor. Row is also amazingly perceptive and has been seen forming strategies to defeat his enemies.
He is sometimes dense and a little cowardly when he is endangered by his friends.
Synopsis[]
History[]
Row and Michelle partied up in order to attempt the Sunken Dungeon. They were defeated by the Minotaur causing them to lose all their items and gold. Because they have no recovery items and and can't purchase any, they decide to wait until another party comes by to party up with them. Michelle told Row to simply ask them for help, but Row decided to pretend to be guides instead.
Arriving in Normal Town[]
Row meets Triple Threat
They encounter Roto, Ah-Dol, and Boromir and he tries to use his act, but is ignored. While Row objects to being ignored, Ah-Dol immediately sees through Row's deception and agrees to let them join so long as they don't bother the team, dumbfounding Row and Michelle chastising him.
Row kills a Gargoyle in one slash.
When they encounter a monster, Row kills it as a means to be of help to the Triple Threat team, but was furiously reprimanded by Roto for taking his experience points. Ah-Dol reminds them that's what he meant by not to bother them. Row vows to someday kill them and Michelle beings rethinking about partnering with him. As they fight, Michelle notes that they are a Swordsman (Roto), Warrior (Boromir), and Mage (Ah-Dol). Row adds that it's a common party grouping since they can cover each other's weaknesses, but that they are not anything special individually.
Boromir stops Row from attacking.
As they reach a split on the tunnels, the Minotaur that killed Row and Michelle approaches. It manages to land a blow on Ah-Dol and breaks Roto's sword when he tries to attack. Row thinks they are defeated and resigns himself to attack the monster, despite their earlier objections but Boromir stops him. Row starts to object but Boromir confidently confirms they are not defeated and casts Cure on an impatient and angry Ah-Dol allowing him to regain his strength and use Striking and continually punches the Minotaur in a blind fury. Michelle explains that Cure is an advanced healing spell and Row realizes Ah-Dol is a Monk, both amazed at how strong they are. Roto then chuckles evilly and begins casting a doubled Fireball. Row is shocked that he is a Mage. Boromir notices Roto is going crazy and tries to get Ah-Dol to stop him, but is angrily rebuffed. Before he can cast the spell, Roto is once again frozen and disconnected from the net. Ah-Dol, still pummeling the Minotaur in bloodlust, asks Boromir if he said anything, though Boromir dismissively says nothing and for Ah-Dol to get back to what he was doing. After the fight, Ah-Dol, feeling refreshed, offers to help Row and Michelle find their stuff, with Boromir simply glaring at them but they turn him down, frightened of them.
Revenge of the Lovely Angels[]
Row realizes his wallet is missing.
Julie bumps into Row, walking alone after being abandoned by Michelle, as a ruse to pick his pocket. Row scolds her to watch where she's going and K.C. apologizes to him calling Julie a klutz, offending Julie. Row takes a closer look and is initially suspicious. The girls hide their faces pretending to check on Julie, but Row dismisses his suspicions and walks off. Later he checks and finds out his wallet is missing, unaware it was stolen by Julie.
Hunting at Terror Tower[]
Jang-Gun, disguised as Yureka, uses Row as a diversion by making everyone think Aradon had arrived. Surprised by their reactions, and unaware of the conversation that happened prior, he asked what was going on. Although they both knew, Ah-Dol still asked if nobody was behind them, which Row confirmed. He then resumes his search to find a new partner, preferably a female.
Skills and Abilities[]
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Special Equipment[]
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Relationships[]
Party Members[]
Michelle[]
At first, Michelle didn't think much of Row. Because of his encounter with Team Triple Threat, she even stopped partying with him after they finished the Sunken Dungeon.
Friends/Allies[]
Roto[]
Row does not generally get along with Roto. When they first met, Roto considered him useless and in the way. Over time, Roto sees that Row is indeed very capable has come to rely on him for more serious situations. While it's uncertain if they consider each other friends, they trust each other enough to hold their end of a fight.
Ah-Dol[]
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Boromir[]
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Enemies[]
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Trivia[]
- Jun-Seok's name (준석) is translated to "semi-prepared," a possible reflection on Row's bad habit of not thinking things through
- To date, Row is the only Swordsman to have held both Master class swords at once point
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