Port Mafia BSD. Pikmi.

Long, straight hair falls freely below the shoulders. The strands softly frame the face, not covering it completely, but rather highlighting its features. In the black and white palette, the hair appears as a dense wave of dark lines, where the artist used hatching to convey the volume and subtle fluidity of the curls.

Her face is calm, without any overt emotion: a slight half-smile or, more likely, a neutral composure. Her gaze is directed slightly away from the viewer, as if she's lost in thought or watching someone off-camera. There's no tension, but there's an inner focus.

The key detail of her look is her thin-framed glasses. They don't look like a flashy accessory, but rather a familiar part of her appearance, emphasizing her intelligence and composure. They add a sense of restraint and a slight detachment to her look, as if she's accustomed to viewing the world through an analytical lens.

The clothes are simple and functional: a black turtleneck top with a texture reminiscent of velvet or thick knitwear. The sleeves are long, and the silhouette is fitted but not tight, conveying comfort and confidence. The trousers are dark, with clean lines that accentuate the slender figure. Overall, the outfit is minimalist, but thanks to
The texture and cut make it look stylish and expensive.

One of the five leaders of the Port Mafia, Dazai Osamu's former partner, and the organization's most powerful martial artist. On the outside, he's a hot-tempered, loud, and terribly vulnerable red-haired strongman in a hat; on the inside, he's a man who's spent his entire life trying to figure out if he's human at all. It's a rare case where the mafia's most colorful character also happens to be its most human. Let's take a closer look.

Chuuya is a short young man of about twenty-two, standing about 160 cm tall and weighing 60 kg. And this is the only topic to which he reacts instantly, like a boiling kettle: a hint of his height is the quickest route to a fight, and if Dazai makes the hint, to war. However, his visual "diminutiveness" is deceptive: his build is dense and muscular; he's not a skinny teenager, but a coiled spring. In the BSD world, Chuuya is the archetypal "short and evil": he's shorter than almost all of his colleagues, and this contrast between his reputation as the strongest mafia fighter and his actual size constitutes half the comedy and a third of the character's tragedy.

His hair is a fiery, vibrant red, pulled back into a ponytail and pulled to the left side, with loose bangs framing his face. This hairstyle has become his signature look.

His eyes are gray-blue, with a distinctive piercing gaze that almost always suggests irritation or a readiness for battle. The animators added a telling detail: when Chuuya uses his full power, his eyes glow and his pupils change—a visual cue that this isn't just a bandit's usual training, but something far more terrifying.

He's about 174 cm tall and weighs around 54 kg, making him tall and deliberately lean, elongated, as if his very frame refuses to take up any extra space. His hair is dark brown, slightly wavy, and casually tousled: his bangs fall over his face, with individual strands sticking out to the sides, as if he'd combed his hair with his fingers and never thought about it again. Combined with his impassive expression, this creates a familiar image—either of a man who doesn't care, or of someone who deliberately cultivates an atmosphere of "I don't care."
His eyes are narrow, dark brown, almost black. This is his main feature, the one his enemies stare at. In the Agency era, they often laugh or deliberately roll their eyes in comedy, but in the mafia, Dazai's eyes are a quiet, even, undisguised emptiness, behind which a very quick mind works. His gaze is neither threatening nor intimidating—it simply calculates: height, distance, the weak points of the interlocutor.

His skin is pale, making the bandages stand out sharply against it. This is the second recognizable feature: bandages on his neck, on his arms, and under his clothes—on his torso. Their origin is twofold: some are traces of real wounds from his days as a gangster in the mafia, others are homemade scars from his endless and comically unsuccessful suicide attempts. In the mafia, he hides these bandages under his clothes much better than he does later in the Agency—not because he's ashamed, but because he doesn't want to give anyone an extra reason to stare at him.
His face deserves special mention. In conversation, it's fluid: a slight smile, a half-smile, the polite mask of a polite person you can tell a secret to because "who they are." But the moment Dazai falls silent, his face instantly becomes erased, like a page from which the text has been wiped. This transition between these two states is half his charm and all his horror: no one in the mafia knows which one is the real one.
"The demonic prodigy of the Port Mafia," "the youngest leader in the history of the Mafia," and one half of the infamous "Double Black" pair. He joined the organization as a teenager.

A member of the Port Mafia and one of the leaders of the Black Lizards group. She is the younger sister of Ryunosuke Akutagawa.

Appearance:
Height: about 160 cm.
Age: about 17 years.
Eye color: dark gray.
Hair color: black.
Skin: pale.

At work, Gin wears her hair in a spiky bun, leaving one strand loose—it falls in the center of her face—while the rest of her hair covers the right side.

Silent and secretive, Tachihara described her as capable of sneaking up on someone and instantly neutralizing them. This was demonstrated when she snuck up on Higuchi and held a knife to her throat before she even noticed.

She loses her temper quickly. Like her brother, she's prone to violent reactions to provocation. Her fellow commander, Tachihara, is often the target of her anger, but unlike Ryunosuke, her outbursts are usually short-lived.

Mori is a tall, slender man in his 40s. He has straight, chin-length black hair, combed back and tied in a ponytail, with two strands framing his face. His eyes are violet, almost always completely dark, lacking a sparkle, with a strange pattern on the pupils, and a tired look.

As the Port Mafia boss, he wears a formal suit (a black pinstriped jacket, black trousers tucked into boots, and a purple and white striped tie), over which lies a black trench coat with a wide stand-up collar, a long maroon scarf, and white gloves. In his "medical" persona, he sports a purple shirt with a loosely tied tie, khaki trousers, dress shoes, and a scrub coat.
Initially, Mori may appear awkward and worried, caring most about Alice. However, his true nature is later revealed.

He's cool-headed and possesses an algorithmic mindset, allowing him to calculate situations many steps ahead. According to Dazai, Mori is "the living embodiment of logic." He's capable of creating complex plans where any failure is calculated.
Mori is cruel and ruthless in achieving his goals, but his cruelty is pragmatic—he weighs the benefits and losses for the organization. He is not inclined to take emotions into account, relying instead on cold calculation.
Despite his image as a ruthless leader, Mori values ​​the lives of his subordinates. After the heavy losses in the Q incident, he admitted he felt ashamed in front of his predecessors.

His ability is called "Vita Sexualis" (literally "Sexual Life"). It allows Mori to manipulate Alice, the physical manifestation of his ability. He can alter her personality at will, forcing her to defend himself, attack enemies, or perform other tasks. Mori's mood and desires directly influence Alice's "nature."