Viral Hit is based on the South Korean manhwa, How to Fight, released as a webtoon, written by Taejun Pak with art by Kim Junghyun. From Hobin to Samdak, here are the strongest characters in Viral Hit, ranked from strongest to weakest.
Spoiler Warning: This article includes spoilers for the Viral Hit manhwa series, so proceed with caution.
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Samdak
Low kick, calf kick, and overhand hook—these are just some of Samdak’s fighting techniques.
He is the man, the legend, who has never lost a fight to anyone. He's a legendary fighter who’s arguably the most powerful character in Viral Hit.
Samdak is proficient in almost every martial art, but his intelligence and creativity make him an extremely deadly opponent.
He was formerly a member of an elite team, and his fellow squad members revered him for his combat abilities.
He is also Hobin's master, the very same person with a chicken mask who posts training videos on NewTube.
Hansu Seong
He may have average height for a Korean man, but Hansu Seong’s strength and agility are no joke.
Hansu Seong is a Taekwondo powerhouse, known for his signature roundhouse kicks, crescent kicks, and back kicks, as well as his 1080° low kick.
Back in the day, Hansu was even asked to teach Taekwondo in North Korea. Everyone respects his knowledge of the martial arts; even the Taekwondo athlete Mangil Ri wasn’t able to defeat him.
In Manager Kim, Hansu was even entrusted with the mission to assassinate North Korea's Supreme Leader. If this doesn't speak about his strength, I don't know what does.
Nameless
Nameless, an assassin by profession, is one of Viral Hit's most apathetic characters.
He doesn't exhibit his emotions, making him a cold-hearted, stone-faced hitter, notwithstanding the few occasions when he hesitated to kill others because of his principles.
Like Samdak, Nameless was once a member of an elite squadron before joining the New International Branch as an assassin for 244.
Little is known about him, but he is believed to be extraordinarily skilled at man-to-man combat and the use of firearms.
Logan Gracie
Logan Gracie is a UFC fighter and an MMA coach. He is nicknamed the Laughing Emperor because of his casual and carefree demeanor.
He usually smiles as if he were an airhead with little common sense, giving the impression that he isn't very strong.
In reality, Logan Gracie is a fierce fighter with psychopathic tendencies from his fighting days.
He displayed no fear of his opponents because he felt that fighting was a spiritual activity that should be cherished, not feared.
His track record is excellent, as he has won three UFC weight division titles, from bantamweight to heavyweight.
Hobin Yoo
Hobin has one of the most impressive feats in Viral Hit, defeating Pakgo, Hyeonsu Lee, Daniel Smith, and more.
He's the series' main character, so it's not a surprise that he's accomplished more, making him look better and stronger than other fighters based only on his track record.
Following his training with Samdak, Hobin changed for the better. He went from a bullied and unsociable guy to one of the strongest fighters in the series.
As the plot unfolds, there are still a lot of characters in Viral Hit with impressive combat wit and strength.
The anime's first episode only showed us Pakgo and Snapper, but the manhwa has more promising and interesting fighters.
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