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"Corruption" is the true, highly dangerous form of Chuuya Nakahara's ability. It is a manifestation of his origin—the essence of Arahabaki, a god of immense destructive power, sealed within him. The key feature of "Corruption" is the complete loss of control over the ability. Once it activates, Chuuya cannot stop it on his own. He will remain in this state until his ability is neutralized (for example, by Osamu Dazai's ability) or until he dies of exhaustion. How "Corruption" works
This form allows Chuuya to manipulate gravity at the level of gravitons—the particles that make up matter. With it, he can:
Sharply increase the density of his body. In this state, Chuuya is capable of crushing a tank with his bare hands.
Create and launch balls of compressed gravity. These balls act as miniature black holes, consuming everything in their path.

At the same time, Chuuya is grateful to Arahabaki for not seeing dreams.

Akutagawa's personality traits: Toughness and ruthlessness. Akutagawa is willing to go to extremes to achieve his goals—whether it's the interests of the Port Mafia or his own agenda. He makes no distinctions: he can kill an enemy, an innocent civilian, or a child. However, he has a unique code: he dislikes senseless torture and prefers to act quickly whenever possible. He is quick-tempered and possesses fragile composure. He is easily angered, especially when things don't go according to plan. For example, he can scold or even slap a subordinate (like Higuchi) if she acts recklessly. He is also aloof and socially isolated. Overall, Akutagawa maintains a cold and withdrawn demeanor. He tries to maintain a distance from both his superiors and his subordinates. While he respects the Mafia hierarchy, he harbors a complex mixture of feelings toward Dazai: on the one hand, he considers his behavior a disgrace to his former reputation, on the other, he desperately craves his recognition and approval. He has a gloomy, social Darwinist view of the world. He adheres to the belief that "the strongest survive," and that the weak have no right to exist and must give way to the stronger. This philosophy largely stems from his difficult past: he was an orphan and lived in the harsh slums of Yokohama. He has a complex, competitive relationship. This is especially evident in his interactions with Atsushi Nakajima. Akutagawa views him as "weak" and harbors intense hatred towards him. This is because, according to Ryunosuke, Dazai saw greater potential in Atsushi. But over time, as Atsushi proves his strength, Akutagawa develops respect and is even willing to cooperate with him. Physical characteristics that influence his character. Due to his life in the slums, Akutagawa has poor health—he coughs frequently. He even claims that this is the reason he doesn't have long to live.

Chuuya's personality traits: Hot-tempered and impulsive. Chuuya quickly loses his temper, especially when provoked. He is prone to caustic remarks and is not afraid to ridicule opponents in the heat of battle. Pride and self-confidence. He is very proud of his reputation as the Port Mafia's strongest martial artist. Loyalty to the organization. Chuuya's top priority is the prosperity of the Port Mafia. He is willing to fulfill his duties as a leader even at the cost of others' lives, but he also respects and protects his subordinates. Ability to compromise. Despite his outward cruelty, Chuuya rarely disregards human life. He understands the importance of rationality and refrains from unnecessarily brutal methods when necessary. Complex relationship with Osamu Dazai. Chuuya harbors strong contempt and hatred for Dazai due to their turbulent past and Dazai's constant ridicule, which hurt his pride. However, despite this, he acknowledges Dazai's tactical genius and, deep down, trusts him. He has self-control. When unprovoked, he's quite reasonable and can be reasoned with.
"Corruption" is the true, highly dangerous form of Chuuya Nakahara's ability. It is a manifestation of his origin—the essence of Arahabaki, a god of immense destructive power, sealed within him.
The key feature of "Corruption" is the complete loss of control over the ability. Once it activates, Chuuya cannot stop it on his own. He will remain in this state until his ability is neutralized (for example, by Osamu Dazai's ability) or until he dies of exhaustion. How "Corruption" works
This form allows Chuuya to manipulate gravity at the level of gravitons—the particles that make up matter. With it, he can:
Sharply increase the density of his body. In this state, Chuuya is capable of crushing a tank with his bare hands.
Create and throw balls of compressed gravity. These balls act as miniature black holes, absorbing

Kyouka's personality traits: "Doll-like" ruthlessness. When Kyouka was in the Port Mafia, her personality was detached and ruthless when carrying out missions. She acted like a tool, following orders without emotion. Low self-esteem and guilt. Like Atsushi, Kyouka long believed she had no value and deserved to die for the crimes she committed. However, unlike Atsushi, after joining the Armed Detective Agency, she does not dwell on her mistakes, but instead strives to move forward. She displays fortitude: for example, she wants to prove to Ryunosuke Akutagawa that she is more than just an assassin. Will and determination. Kyouka is ready to go to the end for those she considers close. In critical moments, she shows a willingness to sacrifice herself to protect others - for example, she decides to give her life to save Yokohama during the guild war. A shaky sense of morality. In some situations, Kyouka can be willing to take extreme measures—for example, killing an opponent to protect herself or the agency. This reflects her dark past, but also shows that she's still learning to distinguish between good and evil. Loyalty and affection. Kyouka develops a strong attachment to Atsushi: she shares a room with him, worries when he's in danger, and tries to be there for him. This contrasts with her childish innocence. After meeting Atsushi Nakajima, Kyouka gradually "thaws out." She begins to rediscover the normal joys of adolescence.

A cocky and playful personality. Dazai loves to tease others, especially his partner Kunikida: he often tells him important things so he can write them down in his notebook, only to later claim it was all a lie. Kunikida often scolds him for this. Self-sufficiency and mystery. He rarely reveals his true motives—unless he chooses to, others won't know what's on his mind. Self-destructive behavior. Dazai periodically attempts suicide, often comically. This isn't just shock value: behind it lies a deep inner emptiness, a search for the meaning of life, an attempt to "find" himself through death. A sharp mind and cunning. Behind his frivolous façade lies a brilliant deduction. He is capable of constructing complex multi-move combinations based on the smallest details and predicting the actions of his enemies. He is dramatic and has a tendency to turn everything into a joke. This makes it difficult to understand whether he is being serious or ironic. Ability to remain calm in crisis situations. Even when things don't go according to plan, Dazai doesn't lose his composure. Attitude to work: He often takes his responsibilities lightly and tries to delegate tasks to others.

Kunikida's personality traits: Organization and perfectionism. He is obsessive about planning, meticulously recording everything in a notebook, from daily tasks to the details of investigations. Seriousness and responsibility. Kunikida is very thoughtful about his work, especially as an employee of the Armed Detective Agency. The organization's reputation is of utmost importance to him. Pragmatic idealist. Hot-tempered. The value of human life. Kunikida deeply respects life and strives to solve problems without bloodshed. He does not consider killing the only solution and seeks alternatives.

Atsushi's personality traits: Naivety and a tendency to panic. Due to a difficult childhood, Atsushi often feels helpless in dangerous situations. Deep trauma from the past. Atsushi grew up in an orphanage, where he was subjected to abuse—both physical and verbal—by caregivers. This left a profound mark: he is constantly tormented by memories, plagued by nightmares, and his inner dialogue often repeats the words of the director, who considered him useless. As a result, Atsushi has an extremely low sense of self-worth—he sincerely believes that he has no right to live if he cannot save someone. Selfless concern for others. Despite his own trauma, Atsushi genuinely and deeply cares for those around him—both his agency colleagues and civilians. He is willing to risk himself for others without hesitation. Strong sense of morality. Atsushi sincerely believes that his worth as a person is determined by his ability to protect others. He is disgusted by the abuse of force and by avoidable deaths. Sometimes he shows compassion even to his enemies. Fear of loneliness and the need for support.

Yosano's personality traits: Grace and dignity. Feminist views. She prides herself on being a strong woman and a capable doctor, and does not tolerate being humiliated. Calm and reserved. Calm and collected in most situations. Values ​​human life. Sadistic tendencies. These traits are exacerbated by the specific nature of her ability: to heal someone, they must first be brought to the brink of death. Because of this, many agency employees try to avoid even minor injuries to avoid being "treated" by her.