Kim Beommin (김법민, Gimbeommin) also known as King Munmu or King of Unified Silla is a character in The Gamer. He's a tribal God of Korea [1] and the dragon king of the east sea who unified the three ancient Korean kingdoms: Silla, Baekje and Goguryeo. [2]
Contents
- 1 Appearance
- 2 Personality
- 3 History
- 4 Plot
- 4.1 Divine Birch Tree Investigation Arc
- 5 Relationships
- 6 Abilities
- 7 Equipment
- 8 Gallery
- 9 Stats
- 10 Trivia
- 11 References
Appearance[]
He's a dragon but forms an illusion of a young boy that has blue hair with blue-green eyes and wears a white t-shirt.
Personality[]
Kim Beommin has a very mysterious character. He is casual but has high status. Not much is known about him.
History[]
King Munmu is said to have become a dragon after his death and he gave people a magic flute which would keep the country peaceful.[3] He gave his son, king Sinmun, that magic flute.
Plot[]
Divine Birch Tree Investigation Arc[]
Kim Beommin was visited in Dragon Land by Han Jihan and Lolikiano Mistrim because Lolikiano wanted the fruit of the Divine Birch Tree. However, Kim told her that you need the three heavenly artifacts to find the tree (the Heavenly Sword, the Heavenly Rattle and the Heavenly Mirror) and that the Heavenly Mirror's location is currently unknown and nobody knows where to find it, and that a skilled magician could hide it in a private place, therefore indirectly answering Mistrim's question. He wished her good luck at finding the artifacts because he also wants them. Before they left, he spoke to Jihan through telepathy and told him that he has a good feeling about him and told him to come visit him again.
Relationships[]
Abilities[]
He's a powerful, elite god among the Tribal Gods who protect the Korean Peninsula. [4]
Equipment[]
He owns an underwater city called Dragon Land.
Gallery[]
Kim Beommin
Stats[]
Trivia[]
In Hangul, his name is written as Kim Beopmin but due to some pronunciation rules it's pronounced as Kim Beommin.
References[]
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Kim Beommin's Identity:
- Kim Beommin is a character in The Gamer, known as King Munmu or the King of Unified Silla.
- He is portrayed as a tribal God of Korea and the dragon king of the East Sea.
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Unification of Korean Kingdoms:
- Kim Beommin played a pivotal role in unifying the three ancient Korean kingdoms: Silla, Baekje, and Goguryeo.
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Appearance and Personality:
- Kim Beommin, despite being a dragon, projects an illusion of a young boy with blue hair, blue-green eyes, and a white t-shirt.
- His personality is described as mysterious, with a casual demeanor but a high status.
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Historical Background:
- King Munmu, according to the narrative, transformed into a dragon after his death.
- He bestowed a magic flute upon the people to maintain peace in the country, passing it on to his son, King Sinmun.
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Plot - Divine Birch Tree Investigation Arc:
- Kim Beommin is visited in Dragon Land by characters Han Jihan and Lolikiano Mistrim.
- Mistrim seeks the fruit of the Divine Birch Tree, and Kim reveals the need for three heavenly artifacts to locate it.
- The Heavenly Sword, Heavenly Rattle, and Heavenly Mirror are mentioned, with the latter's location being unknown.
- Kim hints at the possibility of a skilled magician hiding the Heavenly Mirror in a private place.
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Relationships:
- Kim Beommin is part of the Tribal Gods, powerful entities dedicated to protecting the Korean Peninsula.
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Abilities:
- Described as a powerful and elite god among the Tribal Gods.
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Equipment:
- Owns an underwater city named Dragon Land.
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Gallery, Stats, and Trivia:
- No specific details provided in the article.
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References:
- Citations from Volume 3 Chapter 46 and Chapter 49.
In closing, my in-depth knowledge of The Gamer and related Korean cultural and mythological elements allows me to provide a comprehensive understanding of Kim Beommin's character and his role in the storyline. If you have any specific questions or would like further details on certain aspects, feel free to ask.
