Miso beastars

The feline rivalry: Miso's group has a very strong historical conflict specifically with the Shishigumi (the lion gang), generating a direct ego clash between lions and leopards/jaguars in the Black Market.

Miso stands out as a highly confident, deeply narcissistic, and markedly erratic leader. As the head of the Madaragumi, one of the four major criminal factions that govern the Black Market underworld, he doesn't adopt the discreet or shadowy demeanor commonly expected of a mafia boss. Instead, Miso has a strong need to be the center of attention. He is frequently seen marching through the streets of the Black Market accompanied by his subordinates, making as much noise and scandal as possible. This flamboyant behavior serves a dual purpose: to focus the spotlight on himself and to project an image of power that instills fear and demands respect from both civilians and rival gangs. This egocentrism directly dictates how he manages conflicts. Miso has an overtly defiant and provocative attitude, which often serves as a trigger for violent fights and territorial clashes in the underworld. Far from fearing these risky situations, he sees them as the perfect stage for his own exhibitionism. During fights, Miso makes a point of profiting and showing off while fighting, turning brutal confrontations into an extension of his personal vanity. His unpredictability and volatility also mean that his mood can change rapidly: he can shift from a theatrical and relaxed demeanor to dramatic, angry, or hysterical reactions if things don't go exactly as planned or if his authority is seriously questioned.

Miso is a middle-aged leopard of medium height, slender build, and short, yellowish fur covered in numerous elongated, irregular black spots. His striking features include large, oval black eyes with deep dark circles, oval ears with dark spots at the tips, and a long tail. In his attire, the criminal leader adopts a traditional look that proudly displays the markings of his species: a dark haori over a simple light-colored kimono, white socks, and traditional zori sandals.