Outrage

The film opens with a sumptuous banquet at the Sekiuchi estate, showcasing the power and prestige of the Sanno-kai. Leaders from the various factions mingle as toasts are made, setting the stage for looming tensions. After the formal conclave, Kato pulls Ikemoto aside and signals that something disturbingly misaligns within the alliance.

Kato makes plain his displeasure with Ikemoto’s friendship with Murase and orders him to bring the rival gang in line. He delegates the task to Ikemoto, reinforcing the line of authority within the Sanno-kai. Ikemoto immediately passes the assignment to his subordinate Otomo, initiating a covert power play.

Ikemoto delegates the mission to Otomo, who runs his own crew under the Sanno-kai. The mission is framed as restoring order, but its hidden aim is to weaken Murase. Otomo accepts the assignment, signaling his rising importance within the organization.

At Murase’s nightclub, a customer is shaken down for about one million yen by a man planted by Otomo’s side, a calculated move to spark an all-out war. Murase remains unaware that his falling out with Sekiuchi has already begun. The orchestrated extortion exposes the fragility of Murase’s grip and invites further retaliation.

Murase, unaware of Ikemoto’s orders to terminate him, seeks aid from his former prison friend. He trusts Ikemoto’s influence to resolve the trouble, not realizing the manipulation behind the scenes. This reliance deepens Murase’s vulnerability as the facade of loyalty collapses.

Ikemoto’s guidance is misdirected, steadily eroding Murase’s resources and leverage. Each mirage of strategic help results in another loss for Murase’s gang. The pattern accelerates Murase’s decline and heightens the pressure from the Sanno-kai.

In an escalation of violence, Otomo’s men leave vicious scars on Kimura, Murase’s chief lieutenant. The assault marks a brutal turn in the feud and tests Murase’s loyalty to his banner. The confrontation underscores the widening rift between allies and rivals alike.

As the conflict spirals, Ikemoto and Murase are killed in the ensuing clashes, removing two major obstacles to Sekiuchi’s power. Their deaths shift the balance, triggering a scramble for control as Otomo remains a key player with his own ambitions. The city becomes a chessboard for the Sanno-kai’s internal warfare.

Otomo survives the purge only to be imprisoned in a maximum-security facility, where he unexpectedly shares confinement with Kimura. In a brutal prison ambush, Kimura stabs Otomo in the belly with a makeshift knife. The incident reveals how treacherous the underworld can be, even within walls meant to contain violence.

Kato makes his move in secret to claim the Grand Yakuza title by killing Sekiuchi, removing the old guard and seizing leadership of the Sanno-kai. The assassination is framed as a quiet coup, several steps behind the front lines of the feud. Kato’s victory marks a dramatic reordering of the syndicate’s hierarchy.

With Sekiuchi dead, Kato consolidates power and begins restructuring the Sanno-kai’s leadership. He faces the daunting task of quelling remaining rivals and stabilizing the fractured organization. The new era begins under the shadow of past betrayals and a fragile peace on the horizon.

The final turn shows how one secret kill can reshape the underworld, as Kato claims the throne and the game of loyalty pivots around personal ambition. The Sanno-kai’s grip on the Kanto region remains strong but visibly frayed by betrayal and revenge. The ending hints at future conflicts under a new leader.