fight than Ryang himself. Kwon Sang-woo as Song Hak-rim: Described as "Elegant Crane in a Pine Forest." The most powerful martial artist in Volcano High. He is imprisoned after being framed by Jang Ryang for trying to steal the manuscript. Realizing that Kyung-soo is Volcano High's only hope, Hak-rim trains him. Gong Hyo-jin as So Yo-seon: Described as "Single Hearted." Co-captain of the kendo team and admirer of Song Hak-rim. She was the first to believe that he was framed and that Jang Ryang was involved. Kim Hyeong-jong as Shimma: Captain of the rugby team. Befriends Kyung-soo. Heo Joon-ho as Mr. Ma: Leader of the 5 Teachers who are sent to discipline the students. He has a history with Kyung-soo. Byun Hee-bong as Vice Principal Jang Hak-sa: Angry due to the fact he isn't the principal and in spite of his own fears of Jang Ryang, Hak-sa enlisted his help to frame Hak-rim for stealing the manuscript and he can be imprisoned. When Hak-sa realizes the Dark Oxen has taken control of Volcano High, he enlists the help of the 5 Teachers to discipline the students. Jung Sang-hoon as Golbangi/Woo-ping: a member of the Dark Oxen who befriends Kyung-soo. He warns him of Chae-yi's reputation as Icy Jade when Kyung-soo accidentally spilled a bucket of water on her. Golbangi often plays masseuse to Ryang. Soundtrack The movie released different soundtracks in South Korea, in Japan and in the US. The original Korean soundtrack was scored by Park Young and features mostly rock music, including two songs from Korean nu metal band R.F. Children. The Japanese soundtrack was written by Daita (former guitarist of Siam Shade), and is similar in style, with rock music. The US version is a completely altered version from the original featuring hip hop music. Japanese version A Japanese version of the film released in late 2002, featured an International version of the film that was roughly twenty minutes shorter than the original Korean domestic version with Japanese text on-screen. American version An American version of the film released as a Kung Faux parody in late 2003 by MTV featured voice acting by hip hop artists. Andre 3000 as Kim Kyung-soo Lil Jon as Jang Ryang Mýa as Yoo Chae-yi (renamed Jade) Snoop Dogg as Song Hak-rim Method Man as Mr. Ma Pat Morita as Vice Principal Jang Hak-sa (renamed Ko) Big Boi as Shimma Kelis as