Kengan Ashura

The last organized Kengan fighting tournament, known as the Kengan Annihilation Tournament, was held on the private island of Ganryu, purchased by the current Kengan fighting president.

Within Ganryu Island you will find:

· Kengan Coliseum: Giant dome with capacity for thousands of spectators where the fights take place.

• Dome Dome: VIP area at the top for the most powerful corporate presidents.

• Luxury Accommodation: Exclusive five-star hotels for businesspeople and guests.

• Fighters' Villages: Private training and rest areas for competitors.

• Commercial Area: Souvenir shop, fine dining restaurants and training centers.

• Private Ports: High-security docks where the transatlantic liners and ships of the participants disembark.

• Advanced Medical Center: Hospital with state-of-the-art technology to treat serious combat injuries

Known as (The "Asura") The group's original flagship fighter. Master of the lethal Niko Style, he fights with a ferocious style focused on redirecting the opponent's force, controlling his own blood flow (Advancel), and striking with pinpoint accuracy.

Originally the personal secretary to the president of the Nogi Group, she formally joined the Yamashita Company to help Kuzuo manage the company's growing roster of fighters and contracts.

A cheerful and highly intelligent young woman originally assigned as the express secretary, she was actually operating under the corporation's covert orders to gather key information about the tournament.

Background and Personality:

• Ordinary life: Worked for 34 years as a submissive, stressed, and mistreated office worker at a subsidiary of the Nogi Group

The link with Ohma Tokita:

They met in an alley, where Yamashita saw the boy fighting with a larger man, ending up accidentally becoming his manager in kengan fights as well as becoming his father figure

Yamashita Trading Co. (Represented by Tokita Ohma) - Possibly inspired by Mitsui. Nogi Group (Hatsumi Sen) - One of the main founding factions. Nishihonji Security (Imai Cosmo) - Reference to the security company SECOM. Toyo Electric Power Co. (Julius Reinhold) - Parody of the electric company TEPCO. Motorhead Motors (Kuroki Gensai) - Inspired by motor brands and the band Motörhead. Under Mount, Inc. (Kure Raian) - Possible reference to the sports brand Under Armour. Iwami Heavy Industries (Muteba Gizenga) - Reference to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. Furumi Pharmaceuticals (Wakatsuki Takeshi) - Inspired by large Japanese pharmaceutical companies. Koyo Academy Group (Kiryu Setsuna). Ginokuniya Bookstores (Kaneda Suekichi) - Reference to the famous Japanese bookstore chain Kinokuniya. Boss Burger (Adam Dudley) - Merger between McDonald's and Mos Burger.Villain of the Dawn / Pueblo del Alba (Yoroizuka Saw Paing)United Clothing (Gozo Murobuchi) - Parody of Uniqlo.Murder Music (Keizaburo Sawada) - Reference to record labels such as Warner Music or Death Row.SF Cold Storage (Lihito)Tochigi Destiny Land (Nezu Masami) - Direct reference to Disneyland.Gold Pleasure Group (Mikazuchi Rei) - Based on Kato Pleasure Group.Teito University (Hanafusa Hajime) - Parody of the University of Tokyo.Juoh Communications (Bando Yohei)Yato Trading Co. (Gaolang Wongsawat) - Reference to the foreign trade agency JETRO.Muji TV (Okubo Naoya) - Reference to the Fuji TV channel.Dainippon Bank (Kanoh Agito) - A reference to the Bank of Japan.Byakuya News (Nikaido Ren) - Inspired by newspaper Asahi Shimbun.Yoshitake Real Estate (Chiba Takayuki)Persia Petroleum (Hassad) - Reference to oil corporations such as BP.Ajiro Fisheries (Karo Yoshinari) - Inspired by the Japanese fishing company Nissui.Sentorio / Suntorio (Mokichi Robinson) - Reference to the Suntory beverage brand.Sandroku (Kiozan Takeru)Kaburagi Koji / Koyama Mart, Inc. (Kaburagi)Meguro Masaki / DarknessHajime Komada / ChibaNikai

Kengan fights are clandestine, unarmed fistfights where powerful businessmen and corporations settle commercial disputes. The winner of the fight determines contracts, power agreements, and the economic direction of the companies.

Origin and history:

· They originated during the Edo period in Japan, when merchants hired gladiators to settle disputes.

· Over time, they became a hidden market controlled by the Kengan Association to protect the interests of the world's richest people.

Rules and Dynamics

· No restrictions: There are no strict limits on weight, age, or gender for contenders.

• Corporate representation: Each company or CEO sponsors and chooses their own star fighter to fight on their behalf.

· Method of victory: The fight ends by knockout, surrender or inability of the opponent to continue.