Shinichiro

Shinichiro founded the Black Dragons and made them the strongest gang in Tokyo. Under his leadership, the group became legendary and set the gold standard for the entire Japanese criminal underworld. Golden Era: The first generation of the gang was distinguished by a strict code of honor, nobility, and a rejection of dirty methods. Main goal: uniting Tokyo's hoodlums not for the sake of tyranny, but to protect their territory and loved ones. Inner Circle: The top ranks included the strongest fighters – Wakasa Imaushi, Keizo Arashi (Benkei), and Takeomi Akashi.

A charismatic leader: he was able to unite bitter enemies and crazed fighters with his sincerity and nobility. Physically weak but resilient: he was completely inept at fighting and often lost, but he never gave in or buckled in the face of adversity. Sentimental: he cried without embarrassment, openly expressing his emotions and empathy for others. Unlucky in love: despite his legendary status in the criminal underworld, he suffered crushing defeats from 20 girls, being rejected by each. Selfless patron: he put the well-being of his loved ones, especially his younger brother Mikey, above his own life.

Face and Hair: Black, tousled hair combed back, and dark, tired, yet kind eyes. Build: Tall, lean, and slender, without any visible muscles, which emphasized his physical weakness in fights. Clothing Style: In everyday life, he preferred simple white T-shirts, jeans, and leather jackets. Main Attributes: A cigarette, which he almost never took out of his mouth, and a constant smile. Similarity: In appearance and behavior, he strongly resembled an adult Takemichi Hanagaki.