
Carim, whose given name is Jae Seung Oh, is a young South Korean jungler competing for NS REDFORCE Academy. At just 19 years old and firmly in the active phase of his career, he embodies the developmental ambition of Korea’s academy system, where promising prospects sharpen their craft in pursuit of the professional stage.
The jungle is a role that separates itself through autonomy and influence. Unlike laners bound to a fixed lane, the jungler moves freely across the map, clearing neutral monsters, contesting objectives like dragons and Rift Heralds, and choosing the moments to intervene in his teammates’ lanes. For a rising player like Carim, mastering this role means developing an instinct for tempo, pathing, and the constant risk-reward calculus of when to gank, when to farm, and when to invade. It is among the most demanding positions to learn, and among the most rewarding to master.
NS REDFORCE Academy sits within the broader NongShim RedForce organization, part of the extensive academy infrastructure that underpins Korean League of Legends. These academy environments are designed to accelerate growth, pairing young talent with structured coaching and rigorous scrimmage schedules. For Carim, this setting offers an ideal proving ground, a place to test his instincts against fellow up-and-comers and to absorb the professional habits that define the region’s elite.
South Korea’s reputation for producing world-class junglers is well established, and every young hopeful entering the academy pipeline does so with that legacy looming large. The competition is intense, and only a fraction of academy players eventually break through to the main roster. Yet the very difficulty of that path is what makes the region’s talent so formidable, and Carim’s presence in this system marks him as a player worth watching.
With youth firmly on his side, Carim stands at the beginning of what could become a lengthy competitive journey. The jungle rewards experience and map knowledge that accumulate over time, meaning his best years may still lie ahead. Should he continue to develop within the NS REDFORCE structure, refining his decision-making and expanding his champion versatility, Carim has the foundation to climb toward the professional ranks that so many Korean junglers before him have reached.
Carim (Jae Seung Oh) is 19 years old, born April 9, 2007.
Carim currently plays as Jungle for NS REDFORCE Academy in the .
Carim is best known for Viego, Elise.

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