Singapore’s popping pioneer, and the one who taught Khai the style he leans on most. Far along in her pregnancy, she backs his comeback, even as she fears he’ll miss their daughter’s birth.

Khai’s best friend from Indonesia, who started the Vanda Lions with him and Kimaya. Disciplined and powerful, he still competes, and trains Khai with new ideas and power moves.

Joined the crew at 16 and is now hailed as Singapore’s Buck Queen. A one-trick pony and a terrible teacher, but on the hardest songs she’s Khai’s secret edge.

Half of the duo Tiny Fox and one of the best emcees in Asia. Ten years out of the game, spent making friends across borders, he helps bring the World Dance Arena qualifiers to Singapore.

Simon’s wife, an adored Malaysian waacker and the planner behind Tiny Fox’s biggest battles. As a physio, she’s the one who can keep Khai’s body in one piece.

Talented, creative and desperate to become a professional dancer. He wants to be the best on his own terms, even if that means going against his father’s teachings.

A disciplined former child champion from China who dominated Singapore’s scene, except for Khai. Now retired, he means to settle the score by proxy, through his daughter.

Obedient and hardworking, raised to surpass her father on a punishing schedule of school and training. Her one bright spot: seeing Daniel at the battles.

Runs Braven Dance Studio, among several other businesses he manages all by himself. What he lacks in social skills, he makes up for in making a whole lotta money.