Junk

Dr. Takashi Nakada helped develop DNX and believed the project had been abandoned, only to be pulled back under military oversight. He is cautious and deeply invested in his work, yet increasingly aware of the dark consequences of reviving the dead. His arc intersects with Kyôko, revealing personal stakes and the risks of unbridled science.

One of the three thieves who is killed early in the factory by a zombie. His death foreshadows the deadly risks of mixing crime with the DNX crisis and the fragility of their plans.

One of the three thieves who joins Jun and Akira in the jewelry store heist and is later killed in the factory by a zombie. His fate highlights the brutal danger of the DNX crisis and the volatile alliances among criminals.

A thief who partners with Saki to survive the outbreak. He plays a key role in the escape, cuts Kyôko with a shovel, and helps trigger the self-destruct to destroy the factory. He is pragmatic, action-oriented, and remains a steady ally under pressure.

A tough, resourceful member of the jewelry-thieving trio who shows courage in the factory. She tends to Akira’s wound, retrieves the jewels, and fights to survive the nightmare of reanimated corpses. Her loyalty and resolve drive much of the action.

Nakada’s wife, killed in a car accident and reanimated as the nude Zombie Queen. She is relentless and central to Nakada’s tragic arc, decapitating him and pursuing Saki and Akira with a mix of tenderness and malice. Her dual nature as wife and undead antagonist makes her the film’s emotional core.

Yakuza boss who negotiates with the thieves but ends up entangled in the zombies’ outbreak. His empire crumbles as he is devoured by zombies and later revives, only to be slain by Saki. He embodies the dangerous blend of crime and corruption at the heart of the story.

Kinderman’s assistant who is attacked in the chaos following the undead rampage. Her role is peripheral, but she represents the human cost and the survivors who witness the outbreak up close.