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Chuuya is a young man of short stature, but despite his visual "thinness," his build is quite muscular. He has large, brown eyes (gray-blue in the anime adaptation) and bright red hair parted on the right side. Chuuya's hair had grown considerably longer. He wore it in a short ponytail, presumably with a dark (or light in some artwork) elastic band. However, he continued to style his bangs on the right side. Around his neck, he wore a black choker necklace with a gold-colored metal buckle. He wore a white dress shirt, leaving the first two buttons unbuttoned at the neck. Over this, he wore a dark gray, almost black, suit with loose-fitting trousers. Nakahara fastened his jacket with two buttons. Sunglasses were kept in the breast pocket on the right side. Chuya always rolled up the sleeves of his shirt and jacket so his wrists were visible. He wore a black belt. His footwear was classic black boots with a slightly pointed tip. He completed his outfit with black leather gloves.

Nakahara Chuuya, 16 years old. His ability, "At the End of Sadness" (Yogorechimatta Kanashimi ni?), involves manipulating gravity. He can create and manipulate gravitons, as well as alter the gravity of anything he touches. He is also capable of standing and walking upside down by clinging to the ceiling.

Lippmann was considered a very handsome man, with a chiseled face and unrivaled good looks that captivated people of both sexes. He had a medium-length bob haircut with bangs that partially covered the right side of his face, and a noticeable mole under his left eye. He wore a dark shirt, a light vest, matching trousers, and a tie, over which he wore a light, loose-fitting Crombie coat. He also wore a barely-there belt with an ornate buckle and dark socks under mules. Lippmann was soft-spoken, eloquent, and charismatic. As befits a mafia negotiator, he had a knack for approaching people, which, according to Doc, misled many women. He likely had a knack for problem-solving under pressure, as his work involved meeting and negotiating with political figures and even communicating with the press under difficult circumstances. He usually spoke softly but confidently, and sometimes joked or even spoke abruptly. Negotiation skills: Considered the face of the mafia, Lippmann possessed impeccable negotiation skills and the gift of persuasion. He negotiated with shell companies, politicians, and the press, and resolved most problems almost instantly.
Acting: Lippmann was called a "natural actor" with a gift for eloquence and countless passionate fans both in Japan and abroad.
Physical fitness: Lippmann was skilled with a gun and possessed incredible speed. He also carried several weapons, including at least two pistols, at all times. Around 25 years old, Lippmann was a movie star and also acted as a negotiator for the mafia. Due to his fame, Lippmann was considered more difficult to kill than mob boss Ogai Mori himself, as news of his murder would spread worldwide, prompting various factions to search for the killer.
Lippmann was the only one who remembered the official name of Flags, besides the Pianist, who thought of it

The Pianist was a member of the Port Mafia and the Flags, responsible for creating the supernotes. He was close to the position of mafia boss and was the founder and de facto leader of the Flags. The Pianist had short gray hair cut just above his shoulders in a bob with a center parting. On the right side of his head, black strands were visible, arranged side by side and resembling black piano keys. He was quite tall, with slender fingers. Dressed in black and white, he wore a white shirt with a checkered collar, a white vest with a belt around his stomach, and white trousers. He also wore a formal black jacket with white lapels and a pair of black Chelsea boots. The Pianist also carried at least two spools of piano wire in his pockets. The Pianist was the most senior member of the Flags and, through his leadership, was responsible for the group. Full of quirks, delicacy, and cruelty, he was also considered the youngest mafioso, the closest to becoming the head of the Port Mafia. However, he was sometimes fickle and finicky, often missing deadlines by months if the supernotes he produced—counterfeit money—didn't meet his standards. Nevertheless, mafia boss Ogai Mori trusted the Pianist completely and assigned him to monitor Chuya Nakahara in case he tried to betray the organization after being recruited from the Sheep. However, thanks to his wit and intelligence, the Pianist proved more of a comrade than a supervisor to Chuya, and even behind the boss's back, he shared confidential mafia files with him, intended only for the leaders Chuya wanted to know about. Lippmann was considered a very handsome man, with a chiseled face and unrivaled good looks that captivated people of all genders. He had a medium-length bob haircut with bangs that partially covered the right side of his face, and a noticeable mole under his left eye. He wore a dark shirt, a light vest, matching trousers, and a tie, and over it all, a light, loose-fitting crombie coat. He also had on almost

Doc was a member of the Port Mafia and the Flags, and a doctor who served as the organization's medical supervisor. Doc was unusually thin and extremely unhealthy, making him the epitome of ill health. He had black hair with bangs cut evenly across his forehead, similar to Motojiro Kaji. He had a scar on his right cheek, just under his eyes. He had jagged teeth and a bandage around his neck. He wore a white coat over a dark low-collared shirt, sweatpants, and sneakers. He also wore a belt with a pocket containing some medical instruments. He always carried an IV bag and an IV connected to his wrist. Doc deeply believed that saving lives would bring him closer to God, and he was driven by a passionate desire to save people. However, despite the number of people he saved, he also intentionally took the lives of many. Iceman was a member of the Port Mafia and the Squad, and a hired killer. He had short hair, combed slightly and parted so that a small section of his forehead was visible. A vertical scar ran perpendicularly through his closed right eye. He wore a simple black coat and an untied light-colored scarf hanging around his neck over a suit consisting of a white shirt, vest, trousers, and tie. He also wore dark gloves and was almost always smoking a cigarette. He was said to always carry a knife. As his nickname suggests, Iceman was a calm and reserved man. He showed little emotion and always kept a low profile, which was reflected in his clothing preferences—he wore simple clothes. However, behind his cold exterior lurked a gentle, kind, and compassionate man who spent his free time drinking coffee or listening to records—a side of him few knew about. He also claimed to hold no grudges.

The Flags (旗会フラッグス, "Furaggusu"?), originally called the Young Bloods (若手会, "Wakate-kai"?), were a support group within the Port Mafia.Leader
†Pianist (de facto)
Participants
Albatross†
Document†
Iceman†
Lippmann†
Chuya Nakahara (formerly)

Operational base
Yokohama, Japan. The "Flags" were a group of young mafiosi under 25 who held relatively high positions in the Mafia. The group initially had no name until the Pianist decided to call them "Flags," borrowing a metaphor from Ancient Rome, where a flag was used as a signal, announcing its owner's approach. Only he and Lippmann knew this. The group, founded and led by the Pianist, included Lippmann, Albatross, Doc, Iceman, and Chuya Nakahara. Each member had their own duties within the Mafia: The Pianist: a master of making supernotes or counterfeiting money. He was the closest to the position of the Mafia's leader.
Albatross: Responsible for transportation in the mafia.
Doc: A doctor and medical curator for the mafia.
Lippmann: Responsible for public relations, including negotiations with businesses and meetings with government representatives.
Iceman: killer.
Chuya Nakahara: Responsible for the black market in precious stones

The Port Mafia is an underground criminal organization led by Ogai Mori and based in Yokohama, Japan. They have a business permit, allowing them to operate legally. The Port Mafia is also known as the "Night Watchers" of Yokohama. Leader
• Ogai Mori
Committee
• Ace †
• Colonel †
• Chuya Nakahara
• Koyo Ozaki
• Paul Verlaine

Members
Partisan detachment
• Ryunosuke Akutagawa
• Ichiyo Higuchi
Black Lizards
• Ryuro Hirotsu
• Gin Akutagawa
• The Tachihara Michizu Mafia owns dozens of businesses under its control. Mafia members also rise in politics and economics. They have influence over the most famous people in Yokohama, who help the organization in every possible way. Those who challenged them greatly regretted their actions. It is noted that the Port Mafia is involved in the trafficking of organs, chemical weapons, and criminal personnel. They deal exclusively with illegal products for behind-the-scenes organizations and are considered the main trading company of the criminal underworld. In addition, they monitor countless shadow operations and establish connections with criminal organizations around the world. All of their reports are printed with special ink, the text of which was written in a special code. If one of the reports ever fell into the hands of the police, it could not be used as evidence of a crime. The head of the Mafia is Ogai Mori, who is also called "The Boss." The Port Mafia divides its power primarily between its Boss and his five leaders—the so-called "Executive Committee." They report exclusively to him and lead their own factions within the Mafia. They consist of only three people: Koyo Ozaki, Chuya Nakahara, and Paul Verlaine. The Port Mafia is the city's largest underground organization, the top brass and some of whose members are dangerous espers.

Albatross (Arubatorosu) was a member of the Port Mafia and the Banner. Albatross had short, slightly unruly light-colored hair with a small braid on the right side. He wore dark, oval-shaped, rimless sunglasses and small hoop earrings in both ears. He wore an expensive watch on his left hand. Over a white, long-sleeved sports shirt, he wore a sleeveless leather jacket with a fur-trimmed hood. He wore a chain around his neck. He also wore slightly torn trousers, which he tucked into high-top combat boots. He often carried a wide kukri knife, which he hid under his jacket. Albatross was a very sociable and talkative young man. People like him are said to have "no bones in their tongues." He could carry on a conversation anywhere, be it a war zone with bullets whizzing overhead or a friendly party. If you want to find him, follow his conversations or laughter. Despite this, he can safely be considered a dangerous opponent, one you wouldn't want to make an enemy of. Before joining the Port Mafia, he belonged to an organization called the Helmsmen.
Albatross lived one floor above Nakahara in the same expensive apartment complex. According to Chuya, he was the worst roommate. Every now and then, the boy would accidentally drop by his room, dragging Nakahara out under the pretext of "helping him with work." Eventually, Chuya would end up in a car, on a ship, or on a helicopter, transported to a war zone in the middle of nowhere [i.e., far away]. But this "hardening" had its perks. For example, Chuya became a better swimmer, as Albatross didn't always prepare the Port Mafia's escape vehicles. Albatross "managed" the vehicles. He prepared everything from vehicles to paddleboats that remained undetected by coastal radar. He could even acquire cars with fake license plates if necessary. Albatross could handle anything with wheels better than anyone else.