Symbolism：Represents a blend of responsibility and humor, breaking the traditional serious master archetype and adding a lighthearted tone to the film.

Introduction：Nezha's master and a disciple of Yuan Shi Tian Zun.Easygoing and humorous, enjoys drinking and often appears unreliable.However, in crucial moments, he displays strong responsibility and wisdom, playing a key role in Nezha’s growth.His balance of humor and duty makes him a more multi-dimensional character.

Taiyi Zhenren：The unity of humor and responsibility

Wuliang Xianweng：A symbol of power and conspiracy

Introduction：A mysterious elder, dressed in ancient immortal robes, with a calm and composed demeanor. He is the true mastermind behind the scenes, manipulating Shen Gongbao and Ao Bing to overthrow the order of the Immortal Realm and establish his own rule.

Symbolism：Represents the corruption of power and the darkness of conspiracy. By manipulating the fate of others to fulfill his own ambitions, he embodies extreme selfishness. Through Wuliang Xianweng’s schemes, the film critiques the ruling class’s disregard for life and their obsession with control.

Symbolism：Li Jing represents the complexity and depth of fatherly love.

Introduction：Nezha’s father and the general of Chentang, carries the dual responsibility of protecting the people and loving his son. On the surface, he is strict and stern, rarely showing emotion, and holds high expectations for Nezha. However, beneath his severity lies deep concern for Nezha’s future and an unspoken, profound love. Throughout the film, Li Jing gradually learns to understand and accept Nezha’s uniqueness, even becoming willing to sacrifice himself for his son. His transformation embodies the greatness and depth of fatherly love.

Li Jing：A Father of Severity and Restraint

Symbolism：Ao Bing represents the conflict between duty and conscience. His choices illustrate that even under immense pressure, an individual can still uphold justice through self-reflection and decisive action.

Introduction：Reincarnated from the Spirit Pearl, Ao Bing bears the heavy burden of revitalizing the dragon clan. His birth was met with high expectations, but also immense pressure. He is gentle, refined, and inherently kind, unwilling to harm the innocent. In stark contrast to Nezha’s rebellious nature, Ao Bing struggles with his own inner turmoil. Torn between his duty to his family and his personal conscience, he undergoes a profound internal conflict. In the end, he chooses to stand on the side of justice, sacrificing his personal interests to save others, ultimately achieving his own redemption.

Ao Bing：The Conflict Between Duty and Conscience

Symbolism：Madam Ying represents the greatness and selflessness of maternal love. Her strength and gentleness provide Nezha with essential emotional support, shaping his growth and resilience.

Introduction：Nezha’s mother, deeply loves her son and plays a role of both gentleness and strength within the family. She is affectionate, caring, and nurturing, yet also demonstrates remarkable resilience. Throughout Nezha’s growth, she provides him with unwavering support and understanding. In the film, Madam Ying remains steadfast in her belief in Nezha, and her love and acceptance play a crucial role in his development.

Madam Ying：A Mother of Love and Strength

Symbolism：Shen Gongbao represents the overlooked and marginalized. His tragic fate highlights the impact of social prejudice and injustice on an individual.

Introduction：A disciple of Yuanshi Tianzun, Shen Gongbao was long overlooked and discriminated against due to his humble origins. His ambition stems from a deep resentment toward the injustice of fate. Intelligent, cunning, and highly ambitious, his motivations are complex—driven by both a desire for recognition and a rebellion against destiny. Though he serves as an antagonist in the film, his tragic undertones evoke a sense of understanding and sympathy from the audience. His ultimate downfall reflects the conflict between ambition and morality.

Shen Gongbao：A Fusion of Ambition and Tragedy

Introduction：Reincarnated the Demon Orb, Nezha was branded with the label of “evil” from birth. His arrival brought disaster and fear among the villagers, leading to his isolation and rejection from a young age. On the surface, he appears rebellious, unruly, and even violent, but through the love of his parents and the guidance of his master, Taiyi Zhenren, he gradually learns to control his power and understand responsibility and destiny. In a crucial moment, he chooses to protect Chentang, revealing his inner kindness and courage.

Symbolism：Nezha represents misunderstood and marginalized individuals. His journey reflects a rebellion against prejudice and fate, ultimately proving his own worth through personal choices and actions.

Nezha : A Fusion of Rebellion and Kindness