Wiki & Encyclopedia: American Homeless Man, Escaping From The Killing Line

A Chinese university student who suddenly transmigrated into a mixed-race body in Chicago, struggling to adapt to his new identity and environment.

A street-smart, disheveled man in his forties with greasy blonde hair, bad breath, and a history of opportunistic small-time scams in Chicago.

A tall, sturdy bartender at Elbo who values his profit margins and the integrity of his establishment above all else.

A tavern regular at Elbo who is aware of Frank's living situation.

A ruthless debt collector who aggressively pursues his debtors, recently forcing Frank to surrender his money.

The eldest daughter of the family. She is pragmatic, stern, and overwhelmed by the responsibility of running a chaotic household while managing her siblings.

One of the siblings in the house, often focused on trivial tasks or reading, generally appearing somewhat detached from the surrounding chaos.

The youngest child, prone to illness and often requiring direct care from the older siblings.

A male sibling who occupies himself with military literature and is often tasked with chores in the kitchen.

A persistent and vigilant younger sibling who helps look after the younger children and keep them out of trouble.

A mischievous young boy, known for impulsive and potentially dangerous pranks, often found playing with household objects.

A neighbor who works as a nurse at a nursing home, considered the person to go to for basic medical needs and wound care.

A local woman who lives a few blocks away. She suffers from germophobia and is seeking a tutor for her daughter.

A high school sophomore student who is struggling significantly with the math and chemistry curriculum.

A sixteen-to-seventeen-year-old girl with blonde hair and piercing light blue eyes. Outwardly sweet and physically attractive, she exhibits an intense, flirtatious, and invasive curiosity toward her new tutor.

A police officer and long-time acquaintance of Frank who assists in checking background and criminal databases.

A family in the South Side known for their aggressive and violent behavior. They previously attempted to run underground boxing matches but failed due to intimidation and community fear.

A member of the Malkovitch family known for his ruthless fighting style.

A classmate of Ian's belonging to the Malkovitch family. She sports a distinct gothic style and assists with collecting bets and counting money at the underground fight venue.

Nicknamed 'Big Tom', he is a forklift driver at a local logistics hub. He is physically imposing, belligerent, and known for holding discriminatory views.

An elderly, one-legged gambler from the local area who acts as a runner and betting agent for Frank in exchange for small fees.

A hulking, aggressive enforcer working for T-Bag characterized by a scorpion tattoo on his neck. He is armed and prone to extreme violence.

A rugged henchman assisting the Scorpion Tattoo Man. He specializes in physical intimidation and assault.

A debt collector working for T-Bag, characterized by his pragmatism when faced with threats.

A muscular pugilist hired from the North Side to fight Leon. He is physically strong but currently suffering from a noticeable injury or restriction in his left shoulder movement.

A cold, professional official from the Community Service Department investigating instances of social security fraud.

An elderly aunt who supposedly moved to California; her identity is currently being used by Frank to illegally claim social security funds.

An intoxicated, confused homeless man whom Frank recruited to impersonate Aunt Gina to sign social security documents.

The family's neighbor, often consulted for help or planning.

A neighborhood child who was being cared for at the Gallagher house.

A neighborhood child who was being cared for at the Gallagher house.

Known as V, she works at a nursing home and is utilized by Leon to help find someone to impersonate Aunt Gina to continue social security fraud.

The deceased aunt whose identity and social security benefits have been used by Frank for years; she is now the target of a impersonation plot.

An elderly woman with Alzheimer's disease from the nursing home who is enlisted by the Gallagher family to impersonate the late Aunt Gina for a social security audit.

A stern, diligent social security investigator who conducts a home visit to verify the existence and status of 'Aunt Gina'.

A figure from the past mentioned by Martha during her moments of confusion, seemingly related to her memory of dancing.

Frank's wife, whose signature is required for Frank to claim his worker's compensation, posing a significant problem for the family.

Sheila's husband and Karen's father. He is rigid, deeply religious, and controlling, frequently arguing with Sheila over household discipline and their unconventional intimacy.

A veteran South Side fighter known for his aggressive style and ability to break opponent's bones.

A street fighter recognized for his powerful low kicks and efficient fighting technique.

A fighter who operates around the local shipping docks, currently matched to fight against Iron Elbow Joe.

A formidable fighter recently defeated by Leon in a brutal match.

Mickey's father, described as a fanatical, homophobic, and violent man who strictly enforces traditional South Side dominance.

A tall, muscular individual who accompanies Monica and displays protective, aggressive behavior toward those who disrespect her.

An implied disruptive force in the family, grouped with Monica as someone who might attempt to take away the younger children.

A fourteen-year-old girl, survivor of a cult and a young mother, who has been placed in foster care with V and Kevin.

The matriarch of the Gallagher clan. Currently incarcerated, she is identified as the key resource for finding information on Frank's brothers and Ian's paternity.

A young, slender amateur boxer who is desperate for money to pay for his sister's medical treatment. He attempts to join underground fights to solve his financial crisis.