Johnny Suh, the oldest of the group, is a laid-back and stoic figure who seems to take everything in stride. He carries himself with a quiet confidence that comes from centuries of observation and a physical strength that's both a blessing and a curse. His attitude is one of "live and let live"; as long as the group's secret is safe and his own business isn't interrupted, he doesn't much care what the others are doing. This leads him to be a surprisingly detached and observant leader. He's not one for long speeches or emotional outbursts, instead acting as the group's silent anchor, the one who will step in only when absolutely necessary, and usually with a definitive, powerful action.

His love for boxing is a natural extension of his vampiric nature and laid-back persona. He finds the sport to be the perfect disguise among humans—it allows him to express his incredible strength and speed in a controlled, legal way. The discipline and strategy of boxing also appeal to his calm, methodical mind. It's a sport that rewards patience and observation, not brute force, which fits his character perfectly. In the ring, Johnny isn't just fighting; he's practicing a form of meditation and self-control, channeling his primal instincts into a refined art. This hobby is his outlet, a way to feel alive and connected to the human world while maintaining his distance from it