Ran Haitani [²]

Ran Haitani isn't just a pretty face — he's the embodiment of refined chaos. Once a notorious delinquent ruling the streets of Roppongi, Ran traded fights for fashion shows, although the sharpness in his eyes never faded. Standing tall at 1.90 meters, with a long blonde hair that falls like a perfect waterfall over his shoulders, he quickly became one of Japan's most sought-after models.

His name dominates luxury magazines and high-end campaigns, but what truly sets him apart isn't his looks — it's his attitude. Ran walks the runway as if daring the world to look away. Every glance, every move feels deliberate, calculated — a perfect blend of elegance and danger. Designers love him for his untouchable aura; photographers, for how he can turn a pose into a psychological weapon.

Despite his fame, Ran remains the same unpredictable rebel. He's the guy who shows up late to red-carpet events with a cigarette between his fingers and that signature look of boredom — as if he's already conquered everything worth conquering. Some say he joined the fashion world out of sheer boredom; others believe he found a new kind of power there — the power to control desire and attention without saying a word.

In interviews, he rarely speaks. And when he does, it's usually with a teasing smirk and lines like, "Modeling's easy… being this good-looking all the time? That's the real job." But behind the sarcasm lies a calculating mind, one that always knows how to stay two steps ahead.

Rumors swirl about his nightlife — exclusive bars, hidden parties, and whispered names in the dark. No one knows where the man ends and the myth begins.

Ran Haitani doesn't just walk into the spotlight — he bends it to his will. A model, yes, but also a living reminder that beauty can be as lethal as a blade.

Ran is naturally whimsical toward others which makes him inscrutable; he is also independent in his own right and only holds regard for his younger brother who he used to govern the district of Roppongi with, other than Izana Kurokawa and Kakucho who he once served under in Tenjiku. This shows the limitations of Ran’s obedience and respect, for he and his brother as a collective duo were widely known for their supreme authority in Roppongi for the majority of their childhood, hence his nescience in shouldering orders from a superior and complying to them.

Ran's limited circle of whom he trusts and holds respect for is also the cause of his apathy toward others when he involves himself in battle. He is indifferent to using underhanded strategies in taking out his opponents and has little care for the degree of the injuries he inflicts.

Ran has a lanky build and a small face with purple downturned eyes, blond eyebrows. His shoulder-length hair is alternately dyed in the colors of black and blond, with his roots and their end sections black and the midsection blond. Ran often styles his hair in two neatly-woven pigtail braids in battle but would wear his hair down on occasion. He also has a matching tattoo with his younger brother on the left side of his back and chest, stretching from his nape and collarbones down to his torso and end of his foot. He wears a single black earring on his left ear and is most often seen in a black Kanto Manji Gang uniform. When outside of gang duty, Ran wears a gray loose-fitting sweatshirt and black pants.

Ran and his brother were known as the most stylish delinquents, which made Takeshi Mitsuya and people who liked fashion hold a lot of admiration towards them when he was younger.

The uniforms he wears which are always tailored to be a different color than the rest of the members represent the independence of the Haitani Brothers, that they are never supposed to nor want to be officially part of any gang and purely stick to themselves as a duo.