DDoiV is the competitive alias of Moonyoung Bang, a 22-year-old South Korean jungler who currently plays for DN SOOPers in the LCK. Still in the early-to-middle stretch of his career, he occupies one of the game’s most influential positions in the demanding environment of Korea’s premier league.
A jungler lives between the lanes, moving unseen through the neutral spaces of the map to clear monster camps, contest objectives, and apply pressure wherever it is needed most. The role blends efficient farming with sharp timing, since a well-placed gank or a decisive objective steal can tilt the balance of an entire game. For DDoiV, success means keeping his lanes healthy while steadily accumulating the resources that let him influence the mid game.
DN SOOPers represents a competitive project within the LCK, and DDoiV’s task is to serve as its early-game engine. In a region renowned for tactical depth and mechanical precision, junglers must constantly balance risk and reward, choosing when to invade, when to farm, and when to set up around Dragon or Baron. That constant stream of decisions is where a jungler earns or loses his team’s trust.
At 22, DDoiV has room to refine and expand his game. Establishing himself as a starter in the LCK is a meaningful accomplishment in its own right, given the density of jungle talent the region continually produces. The challenge now is to convert opportunity into consistent, impactful play that lifts his teammates.
His future depends on sharpening the fundamentals that define the position: pathing efficiency, vision control, and the coordination required to translate early leads into lasting advantages. If DDoiV continues to grow into those responsibilities, he has the potential to become a dependable cornerstone of the DN SOOPers roster and a jungler capable of leaving his mark on the league.
DDoiV (Moonyoung Bang) is 22 years old, born October 21, 2003.
DDoiV currently plays as Jungle for DN SOOPers in the LCK.
DDoiV is best known for Xin Zhao, Nidalee, Bel'Veth, Wukong.

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