Street Mobster

A fiercely ambitious street kid who climbs from poverty to become a powerful yakuza figure. He forms and leads a gang, then joins the Yato family, gaining wealth through illegal ventures while wrestling with personal loyalties. His arc is defined by a rapid rise, ruthless tactics, and a descent into a brutal war against rival forces.

A quiet, reserved man serving time for domestic violence who, after release, declines Okita’s offer to join him. His restraint and moral ambiguity stand in contrast to Okita’s extremity, hinting at a different path that could have been taken.

A formidable rival who orchestrates power plays and warfare against Takigawa’s faction. He exacts obedience, demands apologies, and uses strategic violence to maintain control, ultimately shaping the trajectory of Okita’s fate.

A yakuza expelled from his family who proposes building a new gang by recruiting local street punks. He proves to be opportunistic and ultimately betrays Okita, highlighting the fragility of loyalties in the criminal underworld.

A young woman who has a traumatic past with Okita, later sharing complicated feelings and a tentative forgiveness. Her arc culminates in tragedy as she becomes a casualty in the power struggle, underscoring the personal costs of the cycle of violence.

Head of the Takigawa yakuza family, a major figure in the ongoing war with the Saiei Group. His leadership and rival alliances drive the broader conflicts and shape the territory Okita fights over.

Chairman of the Saiei Group, a Osaka syndicate seeking to form an alliance with Takigawa. He represents the broader corporate-criminal power structure against which Okita and his allies contend, and he plays a pivotal role in demanding loyalty and enforcing consequences.