HealingMatgo Opponents 11-15: Teacher Hyejin, Jaemin, Master Kang, Hwatu Sage and Madam Tazza

Among the 15 computer opponents in HealingMatgo, this article introduces the five strongest, No. 11 to No. 15: Teacher Hyejin, Jaemin, Master Kang, Hwatu Sage and Madam Tazza. They sit at the top of the ladder, so once you beat these five you have beaten every regular opponent.

1. At a glance

No. Name Personality Catchphrase Skill ladder
11 Teacher Hyejin Sharp · Careful Odds-wise, that’s a loss. #11
12 Jaemin Sharp · Quick Pros don’t make excuses. #12
13 Master Kang Calm · Sharp The basics are the finishing move. #13
14 Hwatu Sage Sharp · Calm The cards are already decided. #14
15 Madam Tazza Sharp · Show-off If you lost to me, consider it an honor. #15 (strongest)
The number is the order of strength

For these five, the number and the strength order are the same. As you saw in the previous article, from weakest to strongest it goes Minsu → … → Boss Okja → Teacher Hyejin → Jaemin → Master Kang → Hwatu Sage → Madam Tazza, and the 10 gods are above them. The star count on the selection screen reflects personality values only, so it can differ a little from the real order, but these five have many stars and are really strong too.

The five in the last row are No. 11-15. Madam Tazza, at the far right, is selected. (Screenshot shows the Korean interface.)

2. Meet them one by one

No. 11 Teacher Hyejin (Sharp · Careful)

Portrait of No. 11 Teacher Hyejin

What the picture shows: brown hair tied low, rectangular glasses and a purple shirt, looking calmly straight ahead
  • Catchphrase: Odds-wise, that’s a loss.
  • Skill ladder position: #11 of 15
  • She almost never makes mistakes (0.02) and gets little excited (0.10). Her tendency to call Go is on the low side (0.85), so she does not force risky matches.
  • As her catchphrase suggests, she is a calculating type who weighs gains and losses. She does not fall easily for a weak Go.

No. 12 Jaemin (Sharp · Quick)

Portrait of No. 12 Jaemin

What the picture shows: blue hair with a red-and-blue striped headband, headphones around his neck and a black uniform-like top, smiling slightly
  • Catchphrase: Pros don’t make excuses.
  • Skill ladder position: #12 of 15
  • He thinks fast (0.6) and almost never makes mistakes (0.01). He plays quickly and accurately.
  • His tendency to call Go is on the high side (1.15) and his excitement value (0.50) is high too, so if he falls far behind he may get excited and waver.

No. 13 Master Kang (Calm · Sharp)

Portrait of No. 13 Master Kang

What the picture shows: short black hair and a stern expression, wearing a white martial-arts uniform with a black collar
  • Catchphrase: The basics are the finishing move.
  • Skill ladder position: #13 of 15
  • He makes no mistakes and hardly gets excited (0.05). As his catchphrase says, he is an opponent who sticks to the fundamentals.
  • His Go tendency is neutral (1.00) and he does not shake, so he is a balanced type with no obvious weakness.

No. 14 Hwatu Sage (Sharp · Calm)

Portrait of No. 14 Hwatu Sage

What the picture shows: a tall white hat and a long white beard, in teal Hanbok-style clothes with smoke swirling around. His eyes look golden
  • Catchphrase: The cards are already decided.
  • Skill ladder position: #14 of 15
  • His mistakes and excitement are both 0. He is an opponent who does not waver in any situation.
  • His thinking speed is a little leisurely (1.2).
The catchphrase is just a way of speaking

“The cards are already decided” is the Sage’s catchphrase. The computer, including the gods, makes its decisions without looking at your hand or the order of the deck.

No. 15 Madam Tazza (Sharp · Show-off)

Portrait of No. 15 Madam Tazza

What the picture shows: glossy reddish-brown long wavy hair and jeweled earrings, in a wine-colored velvet outfit with gold embroidery, holding one Hwatu card up beside her face
  • Catchphrase: If you lost to me, consider it an honor.
  • Skill ladder position: #15 of 15 (strongest)
  • Her skill value is a perfect score (1.00) and she makes no mistakes. She is the strongest final gatekeeper among the 15 regular opponents.
  • She likes to shake (0.6), so she knows how to go for big scores.
  • Once you beat her, you can consider yourself ready to challenge War of the Gods.

3. One-line tips for these five

  • Teacher Hyejin – she rarely calls Go, so build up points and create chances on your side.
  • Jaemin – fast and accurate, but they say he gets excited when behind.
  • Master Kang – an opponent with no weakness. Knowing the basic rules (scoring guide) exactly is the best approach.
  • Hwatu Sage and Madam Tazza – they make no mistakes. Making fewer mistakes yourself is the key to winning.
In Single Match and Tournament

The brackets are set so that these opponents appear in the final. You can check the champion rewards in the Single Match and Tournament articles.

Only one catchphrase line is shown

The voice lines during a round are sound files, so this article does not write them out.

This article is based on the screens and rules of the new version of HealingMatgo (as of November 2026). They may change with future updates.

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