

By Dramabeans
Tale of the Gumiho, The Tale of a Gumiho, Tale of the Nine-Tailed Fox
Kang Shin-hyo, Jo Nam-hyung
Han Woo-ri
16
65–70 minutes
tvN
South Korea
Korean
Source: Wikipedia
Jung Hyun-woo, a security staff at TVC station whose true form is a Bulgasari (Ep. 2, 9 & 16).
Adult Imoogi / Lee Ryong / Terry Kim Tae-yul as young Imoogi

Hyunuiong
Goo Shin-joo
Kim Sae-rom
The King of Joseon, Ah-eum's father, the first host body of the Imoogi. He made a deal with the Imoogi to possess him in exchange for Ah-eum escaping her fate as the Imoogi's sacrifice (Ep. 8).
Lee Young-sun
Pyo Jae-hwan
Taluipa
Nam Ji-ah / Yi Ah-eum / Imoogi Park Da-yeon as young Ji-ah / Ah-eum
Snail Bride / Bok Hye-ja
Ki Yu-ri
Kwon Hae-ryong
Young Lee Rang
Lee Rang Lee Joo-won as young Lee Rang
Lee Yeon
The Spirit of Darkness, the Imoogi's partner who preys on someone's greatest fear. She appears as a lady peddler in a green outfit, targeting her victims by giving away bottled juice for free, then showing them a door that will open towards their greatest fear with the victims hearing the "Doorkeeper Game" from Ganggangsullae, and as they engross themselves with their own fears they slowly die. She has been part of Korean urban legends but rarely anyone could even recall her name in the present day (which turns out to be her own greatest fear: the fear of being forgotten). Among her victims were Bok Hye-ja's husband and through the Imoogi's bidding, Lee Rang, Nam Ji-ah & Lee Yeon as well. Ultimately, she was killed by Yeon after he tricked her to enter his subconscious and taunted her with her greatest fear (Ep. 8 & 9).
The Jangseung of Yeou Gogae who appears as a mysterious old one-eyed drunkard. He first appeared at a bus stop where Nam Ji-ah was supposed to board a bus that went into a fatal accident later. He annoyingly grabbed Ji-ah's leg to stop her from boarding which also meant saving her life. She volunteered to carry him on her back going home but asked to be dropped off by the side of the road. Later on, he involuntarily gave Rang the lead to obtaining the Eyebrows of the Tiger (Ep. 1 & 5).
Governor / Moon Bear, a former mountain spirit and best friend of Lee Yeon (Ep. 6 & 15). He currently resides at a Korean folk village with other supernatural spirits under his care playing their parts entertaining tourists. He owned the Mirror of the Moon, one of the four gems of the four mountain spirits. He provided a crucial lead on the disappearance of Nam Ji-ah's parents, revealing that Ji-ah was in fact the actual target in the first place.
A shaman who attempted to sacrifice Nam Ji-ah to the Imoogi. She was the one who discovered the Imoogi when he was swept into Eohwa Island and was hidden inside a covered well for safekeeping. She then distributed shamanist folk paintings of the Imoogi disguised as the Dragon King towards the island's fishing community, while also luring young women into the island to be sacrificed for Imoogi's resurrection. In return for her loyalty, she was bestowed long life and youth, until Lee Yeon killed her while rescuing Ji-ah from being sacrificed to the Imoogi (Ep. 2–3).
Jung Soo-young, a 17-year-old student who was the only survivor of a deadly bus accident at Yeou Gogae, later morphed into Lee Rang as her true form. The real Soo-young was killed (eaten) by Rang (Ep. 1).