The Crippled Masters

A skilled fighter whose arms are chopped off by the White, Lee Ho survives by learning to grip with his stumps and chin. He grows increasingly determined to avenge the betrayal of his master, Lin Chang Cao, and partners with Tang to take back what was stolen. His resourcefulness and adaptability become the backbone of the duo’s fight against a powerful enemy.

Punished by Lin Chang Cao for knowing too much, Tang loses his legs to acid and is cast into the wilderness. He teams with Lee Ho to plan revenge and, under the Old Man’s tutelage, learns kung fu that complements his disability. Tang remains loyal and ferocious in battle and becomes a crucial ally in the final fight.

The ruthless boss of the Pluahchi organization who orchestrates the punishment and suppresses opposition. His back is protected by a metal plate, making him physically formidable. He commands loyalty through fear, controls his henchmen, and fights to maintain his reign.

A mysterious mentor who trains Lee Ho and Tang in a hidden training ground. He is revealed to be a provincial government agent studying the Eight Jade Horses. His guidance helps the pair translate their disabilities into martial advantage and plan their revenge.

A provincial government agent who is hired to recover the Eight Jade Horses. He proves his Kung Fu worth in combat and becomes a key ally as he joins the protagonists in infiltrating Lin Chang Cao’s headquarters.

Lin Chang Cao’s right-hand man who participates in the early theft prevention and later orchestrates an assassination of Lee Ho and Tang. His fighting ability helps Lin Chang Cao expand control, and his escape keeps the power struggle alive.

The white-faced henchman who helps carry out harsh punishments, including the ritual amputation of Lee Ho’s arms. He is a symbol of Lin Chang Cao’s brutality and a persistent obstacle for the protagonists.

Another henchman allied with White, who participates in the assault on Lee Ho and the coffin maker. He is ultimately killed by Lee Ho and Tang during their uprising.