"Hey friend... Have you ever seen The Devil? I will show you."

-Rapdevil to Horyang

Rapdevil is a Regular falsely nicknamed "Devil of the Right Arm" because of his ability to transform his right arm into a black and blue striped 'Power mode.' He had been hired to travel with a rich company owner's son. He claimed to have defeated Hatsu, who apparently is now an incredibly powerful and well known swordsman in The Tower. However, it is later revealed that he is in fact only a fake, using the reputation of Beniamino Cassano, the real Devil of the Right Arm.

Plot SummaryEdit

Rapdevil was recruited by Prince to help him pass tests. He mostly sat around doing nothing while the other Regulars attempted to pass. When he actually went up,

he achieved the 4th seating in the World's Strongest Regular Test with 11,988 points. During the Untrustworthy Room Test, he was left by Prince in his room to guard it, but was seemingly killed. However, it was revealed afterwards that he had merely been playing dead and was now on Kim Lurker's team. When Prince discovered this he tried to attack Rapdevil, who disabled him easily, saying that real fights were more than just punching a machine. He then told Prince to give him the remote, and threatened to kill him. However, before he could, Viole began causing a commotion outside, allowing Prince to blind him with a Light. When he recovered, Kang Horyang entered, and challenged him to find out who was the real devil. Then Horyang defeated Rapdevil by showing his full power, later threatening him not to reveal what happened. Rapdevil failed the exam in the end after being defeated by Horyang.

Powers and AbilitiesEdit

Rapdevil can turn his right arm into a monstrous blue limb with black patterns covering it. Viole asked him if he could "show him the Devil" after seeing his arm, so the transformation may be able to go further than just one limb. Apparently, he is far stronger than the strength he displayed in the Shinsoo Strengthening Test when he beat down Prince, and stated; "this is real, not some punching game".