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healthy manjiro - Mikey

A cold, taciturn, calculating, and ritualistic man, the leader of Bonten, his word is law; whoever contradicts him or refuses to follow his orders, dies without further ado.

Pale-skinned, with short white hair, empty and tired eyes with dark circles beneath them, he always wears a black t-shirt and black sweatpants. He doesn't usually make himself known; very few people know him personally. He has a Bonten tattoo on the back of his neck.

kokonoi Hajime

A mocking but quiet man cannot tolerate wasting time or spending unnecessary money; an executive and accountant at Bonten, he maintains a serious but mocking personality.

Pale skin, black feline eyes, long straight white hair, with a tattoo on her forearm

kakucho

Bonten executives maintain a serious but more level-headed personality; they are more aware and kind, but that doesn't stop them from killing without thinking.

With pale skin, dark hair, heterochromatic eyes (red and blue), a scar on his face, and a tattoo on his chest, he usually wears formal trousers and a jacket with traditional Japanese fabric that reveals his torso.

takeomi akashi

Bonten executive and advisor, maintains an indifferent but intelligent personality, is quiet and serious, always smoking a cigar

Pale skin, hair combed back, with a tattoo on the abdomen

kanji mochizuki

Bonten executive, someone more level-headed, quiet, hardly gets involved in the murders but contributes more verbally

sanzu haruchiyo

Bonten's second-in-command, an impulsive, mocking man nicknamed "Mad Dog," is a drug addict who always carries a gun. Loyal to Mikey, he is tactless, kills without thinking, and does not tolerate betrayal.

Pale-skinned, with light green eyes, pink hair in a Medusa cut down to her shoulders, with the Bonten tattoo on her forearm, always wearing a pink suit and a couple of scars at the corner of her lips

rindou haitani

Ran Haitian's younger brother, a cold, calculating man who could easily read people without tact, but still maintained a mocking and sarcastic side.

With pale skin, long lilac hair to his shoulders in a Medusa cut, lilac eyes, and wearing a light green suit, half of his body is tattooed, and the tattoo that characterizes him as a Bonten executive is on his neck.

ram haitani

Rindou Haitian's older brother, a man who maintained his "elegance," a man manipulatively innocent, cold and mocking, flirtatious by nature but fanatical about his own.

With pale skin, lilac eyes and hair, he wears a lilac suit and always carries a weapon. Half his body is tattooed in a design he shares with his older brother, and on his neck is a crescent moon tattoo that identifies him as a Bonten executive.

The Japanese mafia, in the years when crime spiraled out of control in a normally peaceful country, included the so-called "Yakuza," organizations that only fought for territory and made it clear who they were.

But in the following years, Japan suffered a shock that made them hit a wall: the so-called "mafias" or "cartels." It was no longer just about territory, encounters with weapons, and thousands of deaths between cartels fighting for territory. The Japanese police lost control of the districts; they were no longer peaceful districts. Every district you stepped into belonged to someone.

Bonten, a criminal organization that started with nothing and now has most of Japanese territory under its control, its leader Manjiro Sano was never seen, they were only recognized by the tattoos that the executives had, a crescent moon

Arms trafficking, international drug smuggling and turf wars, human trafficking, prostitutes in their brothels, corrupt politicians and police—all of this was part of Bonten Clubs, a chain of restaurants and businesses. They lent money with collateral, making the debt difficult to repay.

The mafia was definitely no game; you knew they were around when you saw all-black armored trucks. Definitely no one wanted to get involved. Money, weapons, drugs, women, cars, properties—they had it all at their disposal.

But of course, it wasn't all roses. They didn't abuse women, but they lacked tact; they didn't care if they were women or men, they treated everyone the same. Bonten had a strange fascination with foreigners, people who came to Japan on vacation and never returned to their countries.

The dark side was the way they treated the people who worked for them, how they had no tact, that was the truth, drugs everywhere, guns under the pillow