Dragon Squad

A former soldier with American origins, Petros is driven by a personal vendetta to avenge his brother Dominic. His tactical prowess and willingness to take bold risks make him a central, volatile force in the mission. His evolving relationship with Yu Ching adds an emotional layer to the chase.

Yu Ching becomes a pivotal figure who is drawn into the conflict through her ties to Tiger Duen and the microfilm. She endures pressure and danger, showing resilience in the face of manipulation. Her choices ultimately influence the fate of many involved.

Captain Ko is a ruthless rival to Kong Long, forging a deadly rivalry that escalates violence. He is resourceful and ruthless, capable of cutting through opposition with precision. His confrontation with Kong forms a climactic clash of two hardened veterans.

A retired police officer with a tainted past, Kong Long carries trauma from losing his ex-team. He serves as a mentor figure to the younger generation, choosing to offer guidance rather than domination. His presence anchors the film’s moral center as he navigates guilt and redemption.

An ex-PLA sniper with formidable training, Luo Zai-Jun represents a lethal counterpoint to the Hong Kong officers. His calm, calculating approach contrasts with street-level chaos, highlighting the film’s cross-cultural tactical landscape.

An HKPD officer who balances duty with personal loyalty, Hung Kei-Lok tries to navigate betrayals and the danger around him. He values teamwork and courage while facing pressure from his superiors. His actions propel the team toward decisive confrontations.

Officer Pak Yut-Suet is depicted as a capable, undercover operative entangled in the broader chase for the microfilm. Her role tests trust within the team and introduces dangerous undercover dynamics. Her presence adds a strategic edge to the operations.

Kong Long’s daughter appears as a family-influenced character who shows disdain for her father due to past events. Her relationship with Kong adds a personal dimension to the film’s themes of forgiveness and reconciliation. Her arc intersects with the central conflict in unexpected ways.

Lee Chun Pei is one of the foreign-operatives in the conflict, using Korean discipline and combat skills to challenge the Hong Kong team. His presence emphasizes the global scale of the operation and the cross-cultural nature of the confrontation.