History Webcomic / VillainToKill

** [[ArcherArchetype Archer]](아처): Long-Range Combat Type,Arrows,Crossbows and Projectile Weaponry such as dart and grenade types. Includes weapon+magic or physical type hybrids. Possessing great strength, agility, concentration, and outstanding physical abilities. Mainly covers the rear as a firepower support role in anti-Villain combat. Examples are Redeye.

* EnhancedPunch

* ElementalPunch
* ElementalBarrier

* FullContactMagic

* LostInTranslation: While discussing Mark, the Sword of Annihilation, Cassian's rusty Korean has him mistake "go cheol" (annihilation sword) for "myeol sal" (scrap metal sword) in a case of a MondegreenGag. It's impossible to convey this in English, so the official LINE translation opts for BuffySpeak instead, with Cassian muttering "something about a sword..." and "sword thingy..."
** The classes and attributes are removed as well. Line Webtoon removed classes and attributes classification from their translation, making the text weird to readers who know what is supposed to be there.

* PostModernMagik

* VigilanteMan: Cassian is considered one. Also Outers are also qualified if they act as such.
** "Outers" Are Psykers who live independently without registering with Lampas. Most of them live normal lives, but some end up as Villain-Like Criminals.

* AlwaysChaoticEvil: Villains are people who are descendants of the Child of Night, becoming people beholden to their vices and prone to acts of carnage and devastation. While some are more restrained than others, this is more because of their interests and methodology rather than their morals. This immorality of theirs also gives Psykers the authority to kill most Villains on sight, regardless of whether or not the Villain is actually caught doing something.

* ArtifactOfPower: Moros is contained in a special necklace that Jeff kept before giving it to Cassian. It's transported to Gangu's body following Cassian's death, allowing Cassian to communicate with Moros.
** This also applies to Mark, The Sword of Annihilation. The sword was forged in the mythical age and is coveted by the main major powers in the story.

* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: Fairly common amongst Villains. Villains are judged based amongst themselves by their strength and magic ranking.
** Vilzones also run on this, as only strong and charismatic Villains are able to lead Vilzones as a weak Villain is unable to keep the others in line.

* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Fairly common amongst Villains. Villains are judged based amongst themselves by their strength and magic ranking.

* AlternativeCharacterReading: In the original there is Chinese and English characters added to the text at times to give further supplementary meaning or alternative interpretation of the topic in the setting.

* CardCarryingVillain: The Villains driven mad by their powers gleefully commit murder without a hint of remorse while reveling in their destructive powers.

* ApeShallNotKillApe: An unspoken rule in the villainous underworld is that Villains shall not attack other Villains, lest they be declared enemy number one and hunted down for their impertinence. Cassian breaks this rule early on by attacking Blaster, which draws the attention of the local Villains who wonder why this upstart is so willing to violate this with no obvious benefit to himself.

* ArmorIsUseless: Justified. As the setting takes place in a modern age where Psykers and Villains run rampant and with magical powers, bulky unenhanced armor will not protect against magically enhanced attacks.
* ArchaicWeaponForAnAdvancedAge: Justified. As Psykers and Villains are commonplace with super strength and durability, gunpower weapons wouldn't work to the extent it normally would, and nuclear strikes would be overkill. Thus Villains and Psykers prefer enhanced magical weapons to gunpower weaponry. The exceptions would be gunners who use magically enhanced firearms.

* EnhandedPunch

* FalseFlagOperation: When Ghost is ordered to kidnap Naeun to further defame Cassian and the Gadam Vilzone, Cassian finally decides enough is enough and swiftly organizes a rescue and annihilation operation.

* GrandTheftMe: Moros reincarnated Cassian into Gangu, and Unkillable tries to steal Cassian's body in return.
* GangInitiationFight: Vilzones are implied to have this for newcomers. Cassian goes through this as Driver invites him to the Gadam Vilzone.

* InstantArmor: Villains are able to "transform", donning "battle attire" of their own design that allows them to access the full extent of their powers.

* WretchedHive: "Vilzones" are the territory of known, powerful Villains. Oftentimes they're dark and secluded alleyways and clusters of buildings out of the public eye where Villains are largely able to prowl freely without having to worry about a Psyker breathing down their neck. It is later implied Psykers, National agencies and private institutions fund them.
** Cassian later elaborates why they exist.

* EnhandedArchaicWeapon: Weaponry used by some Psykers and Villains fall into this.

* HospitalEpilogue: The arc centered around Bloodrain ends this way with Uchan and Daewung discussing Cassian's enigmatic actions. It also ends season 1 with Uchan and Daewung waiting for Naeun to wake up.

* ArtMajorPhysics: It's easier to dismiss Cassian's CastingAShadow powers and Driver's light beam as not moving at the appropriate speeds they should be traveling due to RuleOfCool, and the fact that their powers are descended from Gods of Light and Darkness.

* DrunkOnTheDarkSide: Villains inevitably snap after using their powers enough, becoming sociopathic killers who gleefully indulge in their worst vices after letting their emotions run over. Moros is the only reason Cassian doesn't succumb to the same fate, moderating Cassian's powers and keeping the dark side in check when Cassian's rage runs over. Cassian himself is horrified when snapped out it by Moros.
* DivineConflict: The premise of the Psykers vs Villains conflict, and maybe the plot of webtoon itself if the origins of Mark, The Sword of Annihilation is to be believed.

* HospitalEpilogue: The arc centered around Bloodrain ends this way with Uchan and Daewung discussing Cassian's enigmatic actions.

* HenshinHero: Inverted. Villains are able to shift between their human and Villain form freely eith experience.

* MobWar: Villains in Vilzones all over Korea are tense as every Villain is fighting for full control of Korea's Vilzones, not just in Gadam and Boksan.

* PowerLevel: One's raw power as a Psyker or a Villain is generally measured by a magic point stat. Moros is able to observe it with his powers, but the Psykers and Villains are both aware of it and possess means of measuring it. An S-Class Psyker like Cassian had magic points of more than 1,500 at his peak, while a D-Rank Villain would only have about 300. However, it's noted in the story that magic points aren't everything. Technique and compatibility can make up the difference, such as Cassian having the upper hand against Driver despite the latter possessing more than three times as much magic points at the time.
* PowerUpFood: The magic stones used to power supernatural weaponry are bundles of energy that villains can eat to get stronger. A single meal of a few decent quality stones is enough for Cassian's power to jump 50 points, 5 times more than the normal, though he gets diminishing returns over time.

* PostModernMagik:

* WretchedHive: "Vilzones" are the territory of known, powerful Villains. Oftentimes they're dark and secluded alleyways and clusters of buildings out of the public eye where Villains are largely able to prowl freely without having to worry about a Psyker breathing down their neck.

* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: Lampas apparently punishes traitors to the organization by sending high-ranking Psykers after them to kill the traitor on sight. This is what Jack does to Jeff and later does to Cassian despite the latter's claims of innocence.

* PoliceAreUseless: Against Villains, the police are shown scrambling for their lives or leaving it all to the Psykers. Some officers even have to be reminded by Uchan to not mention it to anyone else.

Since the days of yore, two beings known as the Child of Day and the Child of Night loathed and despised each other. Their feuded for ages over control of the earth, heavens, and Hell. In the present, their battle continues through humans descended from them. Those descended from the Child of Night are known as Villains, who inevitably succumb to the impulse to use their powers to wreak havoc, while those born from the Child of Light become known as Psykers, publicly recognized individuals who fight Villains to protect the peace.

Chasing the murderer down, Cassian is shocked to discover that Jeff's killer is none other than Jack Khalid, a fellow S-Rank Psyker. Along with two other S-Rank Psykers, Jack accuses Jeff of being a traitor to Lampas before accusing Cassian of the same. Outraged, Cassian battles his former allies before finally being killed when he's shot through the chest, his body sinking into the Mediterranean Sea.

''Villain to Kill'' is a webcomic written by Fupin. It follows Cassian Lee, now Gwon Gangu, as he tries to unravel the threads behind his death and betrayal at the hands of his former co-workers, all while trying to acclimate to his new powers and place in society.

* SlowMotionPassBy: Cassian is seen passing by Uchan talking to Ji Ho as he is looking for books with Moros, showing that their fates are interconnected.

* LostInTranslation: While discussing Mark, the Sword of Annihilation, Cassian's rusty Korean has him mistake "go cheol" (annihilation sword) for "myeol sal" (scrap metal sword) in a case of {{Mondegreen}}. It's impossible to convey this in English, so the official LINE translation opts for BuffySpeak instead, with Cassian muttering "something about a sword..." and "sword thingy..."

** Assassin(어쌔신) : They are good at concealment skills. They are fast and agile, specializing in assassination of key figures and sabotage missions. Among the villains, contract killers, etc... often belong to this profession. Examples are Double Blade.

** Generator(제너레이터): Unlike Engineers and Summoners, it summons real life-like beings by transferring their emotions. In the case of a higher generator, it is possible to summon beings that can express emotions as well as talk. Some generators are said to be capable of restoring a body that has been severed. It is considered of the rarest classes. Examples are Toy Maker.

** Generator(제너레이터): Unlike Engineers and Summoners, it summons real life-like beings by transferring their emotions. In the case of a higher generator, it is possible to summon beings that can express emotions as well as talk. Some generators are said to be capable of restoring a body that has been severed. It is considered of the rarest classes.

** [[BlackMage Burning Roamer]](버닝로머): They are characterized by terrorism such as chaos and indiscriminate slaughter without a specific purpose. It exists only in villains and belong to the most vicious and dangerous occupations regardless of rank. Examples are Blaster.

** Supporter(서포터):Support consists of Healer, Buffer & Debuffer: Their combat ability is inferior compared to other classes.In battle against villains, usually acting as rear support ships. Examples are Binder.

** Supporter(서포터):Support consists of Healer, Buffer & Debuffer: Their combat ability is inferior compared to other classes.In battle against villains, usually acting as rear support ships. Currently unseen,but mentioned in an extra page.