Ah Boys to Men 4

An affluent, pampered teenager who fears National Service and resents its constraints. He schemes to defer or escape service, even planning to disappear to win back his girlfriend—only to collapse from heat exhaustion and end up hospitalised. The crises force him to face the consequences of his choices, rethink his priorities, and recommit to training.

A charismatic recruit known for his quick wit and ability to make friends in the platoon. He provides social glue in the early, chaotic days of basic training and helps others navigate the rigors of GTO life. His optimism and street-smart humor underscore the value of camaraderie.

An extremely educated recruit who hopes to become an army officer. He approaches training with discipline and intellect, often offering analytical perspectives. His ambition highlights the tension between intellect and practical army life, while remaining a loyal member of the group.

A sensitive, soft-spoken recruit who fears his girlfriend Mayoki leaving him due to his NS duties. His vulnerability and moments of anxiety provide emotional balance in the group. He gradually shows resilience and keeps up with the demands of training.

A corporal in the platoon, bringing a mix of discipline and humor to the unit. He helps enforce routines and fosters a sense of order, while his interactions with others reveal different approaches to leadership under pressure.

A competent corporal who drives the group through exercises and drills. He embodies the pragmatic, no-nonsense side of boot camp life, while staying connected to the well-being of the recruits.

Known for his pragmatic, light-hearted approach, he often keeps morale up during tough sessions. His humor and resilience help his peers cope with the strain of training.

The platoon commander who balances authority with care for her men. She sets standards, communicates clearly, and guides the recruits through challenging moments with firm but fair leadership.

A seasoned veteran of the platoon whose experience helps him mentor younger recruits. He observes, advises, and contributes to the group's dynamics with practical wisdom.