Crows Zero II

Eight months after his victory over Serizawa Tamao, Genji still aspires to be top at Suzuran. He begins challenging the legendary Rindaman, hoping to prove himself. Each skirmish chips away at his confidence as Rindaman repeatedly defeats him.

Genji suffers a decisive defeat at the hands of Rindaman, cementing Rindaman's reputation and leaving Genji on the brink of graduation without fulfilling his goal. The loss shatters his confidence and fuels his desperation. The tension at Suzuran mounts as the rivalries intensify.

Driven by desperation, Genji continues to challenge Rindaman regularly, hoping for a miracle. He still loses each confrontation, reinforcing the gap between him and the top. The cycle demonstrates how hard it is to dethrone a legend in Suzuran.

During a confrontation, Genji saves Kawanishi Noboru, breaking Suzuran's non-aggression pact with Housen Academy. The act drags Suzuran into a bigger conflict than any individual duel. The move reveals how personal actions can destabilize fragile alliances.

Genji learns that the pact with Housen was forged two years earlier after Noboru violated a gang law and fatally wounded Bitō Makio, Housen's former leader. Suzuran had sworn not to interfere with Housen's retribution upon Noboru's release. The revelation heightens the stakes of the brewing war.

In response to Genji's interference, Housen's current leader Narumi Taiga declares war on Suzuran. The fragile balance between the schools collapses as both sides prepare for violent clashes. Allies rally as the conflict shifts from personal duels to all-out war.

Genji and his allies engage in several brutal confrontations with Housen's Army of Killers. The battles sweep across the city and the campuses, testing each gang's resolve. The fighting escalates, threatening to tear Suzuran apart.

Gota Washio, once a member of Suzuran, betrays the gang after being banished by Genji and joins Housen. His actions trigger a devastating incident that leads to Suzuran's destruction. The event marks a turning point in the war, shifting momentum to Housen.

In response to Washio's destruction of Suzuran, Genji's GPS unites for a final stand against Housen. The leaders of the gangs coordinate their forces for a culminating confrontation. The stakes are higher than ever as both sides prepare for a decisive battle.

The gang leaders meet at the top of Housen Academy for their climactic clash. Genji faces Narumi Taiga in a brutal showdown and defeats Narumi's Army of Killers. The fight ends with a hard-won victory for Genji's side.

On his last day at school, Genji challenges Rindaman once more. He manages to knock Rindaman down, shocking everyone with the turn of events. Despite this momentary victory, Genji ultimately loses the duel, leaving the crowd divided between astonishment and sadness.

Genji's ultimate dream of ruling Suzuran remains unfulfilled, even after his impressive push and the dramatic showdown with Rindaman. The film ends with a sense of unresolved tension as the school grapples with the consequences of the war. The legend of Genji continues to loom over Suzuran, leaving the outcome open-ended.