The Legend of Randidly Ghosthound characters

Appears from the start

A 20-year-old engineering student displaced into the Underground Jungle when the System transforms Earth. Classless and surrounded by much stronger monsters, he takes shelter in a healing refuge and resolves to survive by developing skills and following paths.

First appears in chapter 8

An unidentified blue-skinned, three-eyed traveler who reaches the Underground Jungle refuge wounded and uses its pool to recover. He tells Randidly that they are both travelers and identifies the jungle as a level-35 dungeon.

First appears in chapter 9

A blue-skinned, three-eyed traveler recovering from a curse in the Underground Jungle's healing pool. He is a powerful fighter who depends on Randidly for food and offers to guide him to the dungeon entrance once he can leave the refuge.

First appears in chapter 20

A hostile teenager who claims the abandoned cabin where Randidly has begun establishing a base.

Also known as Dusk

First appears in chapter 21

A hostile teenager who claims Randidly's abandoned cabin before becoming its practical caretaker. Donny accepts instruction about skills, paths, and classes, works with the other young survivors at the growing base, and presents himself under the chosen name Dusk.

First appears in chapter 21

One of Donny's young associates at the cabin settlement. Chubbs reports useful intelligence about a large goblin force and helps the small group establish itself under Randidly's guidance. His information gives Randidly a lead toward the resource needed to found a village.

First appears in chapter 31

The cabin survivor previously known as Chubbs. By the time his name is established, Daniel serves as the new village's Quartermaster and studies how its spirit, soul points, buildings, shops, and class system function. His administrative insight complements Donny's combat leadership.

First appears in chapter 20

An older, axe-wielding survivor who represents a group concealed in a pickup truck during a goblin attack. Randidly rescues the group, gives him a health potion, and answers his question about classes.

First appears in chapter 25

The older, axe-wielding leader of a pickup-truck group and one of Randidly's first practical allies on Earth. Before introducing himself as Sam, he joins the survivors gathering near Randidly's cabin and asks Randidly for advice about paths.

First appears in chapter 25

A thin, red-haired newcomer who joins Donny’s followers as the settlement attracts more survivors.

First appears in chapter 32

An imposing survivor who arrives with the settlement's expanding population. His Brute class provides strength-focused growth.

First appears in chapter 35

A class-derived healer who supports Donnyton during its first devastating large horde. Ptolemy uses Healing Palm while the settlement's defenders struggle with exhaustion, poor coordination, and breached defenses, giving the young village an essential source of battlefield recovery.

First appears in chapter 23

The spirit attached to the newly founded village. Nul offers classes, makes the first class-holder chieftain, and warns that local protection will end after seven days.

First appears in chapter 26

A small, concealed member of Sam’s traveling party who has learned the Monobolt skill.

First appears in chapter 33

A young traveler in Sam’s group who shapes mana into small, delicate constructs, including a winged figure.

First appears in chapter 33

Sam's taller traveling companion, introduced at the settlement alongside Lyra.

Also known as King Constance

First appears in chapter 40

The crowned mayor of a neighboring fortified town who styles himself a king. At the barricade, he demonstrates class-backed authority that can compel another person to kneel.

First appears in chapter 43

A Weather Witch associated with Donnyton who demonstrates magic that freezes an opponent’s feet in place.

First appears in chapter 46

Dozer's partner and an exceptionally capable archer who insists on joining Donnyton's wall defense. Her precision skills make her a natural answer to airborne attackers, even though Dozer would prefer to keep her away from the battle.

Also known as hungry tribulation, Sphinx

First appears in chapter 49

An intelligent level-30 Sphinx waiting beyond the safe boundary. Ep-Tal identifies itself as a village tribulation, a destructive trial that arrives when protection ends. Its speed, teleportation, strength, and fire immediately place it beyond Randidly's usual opponents.

First appears in chapter 50

An unnamed male scout who investigates the villages near Donnyton on behalf of a group of about sixty Frankfurd survivors. After a fortified settlement turns him away, he approaches Donnyton as an advance contact.

First appears in chapter 50

A police officer from the fortified settlement near Donnyton. Craig travels with Elaine while bringing glass jars to Donnyton.

First appears in chapter 51

A member of the Frankfurd survivor group associated with its generators and earlier potion experiments.

First appears in chapter 51

A member of the Frankfurd survivor group associated with its generators and earlier potion experiments.

First appears in chapter 61

Donny's first successful protege through the mentor system and, apart from Donny, the highest-level knight. Devin is selected to join the caravan traveling south toward Frankfurd.

First appears in chapter 61

A principal member of Donnyton's day-to-day council. Her control of the settlement's supplies gives her substantial influence over its affairs.

First appears in chapter 63

A patron Randidly selects while advancing along the Apprentice path. Its test and demands are not yet known when he makes the choice.

First appears in chapter 64

Randidly's former girlfriend from Rollins University, now living in Frankfurd. Their reunion proves that university survivors reached the city. Tessa introduces him to its work-and-token system while he conceals his real strength and searches for his missing friends.

First appears in chapter 64

A Frankfurd patrol leader encountered when Randidly enters the city by a separate route from Donnyton's delegation. Alex represents the local security structure that Randidly intends to avoid while concealing his strength and searching quietly among Rollins survivors.

First appears in chapter 65

A supervisor in Frankfurd's garment operation who quickly notices Randidly's unusual aptitude for sewing. Cassie rewards his work with concert access and becomes a useful local contact while he quietly asks workers for information about people displaced from Rollins University.

First appears in chapter 66

An intelligent raid boss forced into Randidly's world by an unknown figure. Although the local barrier suppresses its level, it retains dangerous abilities and plans to feed and reproduce.

First appears in chapter 66

A Donnyton scout whose Sovereign of Ghosts class provides powerful spiritual abilities. His ghost servants can gather intelligence, and his class also includes the distinctive Soulbind Monster ability.

First appears in chapter 62

Nathan's eight-year-old twin and one of Donnyton's youngest residents. Randidly entrusts a mature soul seed to the children before leaving for Frankfurd, giving Kirstie an immediate connection to the strange plant life that grows from his skills.

First appears in chapter 62

Kirstie’s eight-year-old twin and one of the two children trusted with Randidly’s second mature soul seed before he leaves Donnyton.

First appears in chapter 64

A soot-black tree grown from Randidly's second soul seed under the care of Nathan and Kirstie. It begins by imitating the twins' dancing, showing responsive behavior before its purpose or abilities are understood.

First appears in chapter 69

Arbor is the name used for the responsive tree produced by Randidly's second soul seed. It mirrors the dancing of Nathan and Kirstie.

First appears in chapter 71

A Frankfurd singer whose concert Randidly attends with Tessa.

First appears in chapter 71

A Killer who studies under Decklan and serves in his squad that hunts raid bosses.

First appears in chapter 71

A Juggler-class combatant in Decklan’s raid-boss hunting squad who specializes in magic-driven speed.

First appears in chapter 76

Raina's armed guard, who remains wary of Randidly during his meeting with the singer.

First appears in chapter 55

The thorn-covered growth that sprouts from Randidly's matured soul seed inside Ep-Tal. It follows his intent during the fight and helps restrain the Sphinx's severed tongue after it enters his body, revealing the seed as a responsive living ally.

First appears in chapter 58

The name Randidly gives his first soul plant after surviving the battle with Ep-Tal. Thorn is mobile, thorn-covered, nourished by blood, and capable of independent attacks while remaining responsive to Randidly's mental direction.

First appears in chapter 19

One of Randidly’s missing friends. After returning to Earth, Randidly makes finding Ace a central goal alongside locating Sidney and his parents.

First appears in chapter 19

One of Randidly’s missing friends. After returning to Earth, Randidly resolves to search for Sidney along with Ace and his parents.

First appears in chapter 21

An acquaintance of Donny who joins the young survivors at Randidly’s cabin. She learns about skills, paths, and classes as the site becomes an informal base.

First appears in chapter 39

A famous action actor traveling with Sam’s group. Cal asks Randidly to escort him and several companions to the neighboring fortified town.

First appears in chapter 40

An actress revealed as the previously cloaked member of Sam's traveling group during Randidly's escort mission. She is admitted to the neighboring fortified town with Cal and Elaine.