Prison on Fire II

The film's core inmate, a resourceful and volatile figure driven by loyalty to his friends and his son. He escapes to see his child, masterminds a plan to break free, and navigates brutal power structures within the prison while facing moral ambiguity and violence.

A brutal, corrupt guard who tortures Ching and ruthlessly enforces discipline. He embodies the systemic violence and authority figures who maintain control through fear and cruelty, stopping escapes even as he revels in power.

A dangerous inmate who clashes with Ching, using a sharpened toothbrush as a weapon. His aggression, jealousy, and eventual self-reproach add tension to the prison's power struggles and the fragility of loyalties.

A cellmate who aligns with Hongkie factions and participates in escapes. He represents the cooperation and conflict among prisoners that drive the escape plot and the social dynamics inside the cellblocks.

The new superintendent who ties back to past events, representing institutional continuity and the shifting authority within the prison system. He becomes a key figure in handling the aftermath of the clash and the safety of the inmates.