Name: Daigo Dojima Age: 35 Position: Sixth Chairman of the Tojo Clan Affiliation: Tojo Clan Father: Sohei Dojima The son of the Tojo Clan's first chairman, Sohei Dojima. Although he grew up within the clan, he personally tried to distance himself from the yakuza world. However, he was designated as the successor by Kazuma Kiryu, the fourth chairman, and subsequently took office as the sixth chairman. Daigo's defining characteristic is that he is not the type to "rule the organization with overwhelming charisma," but rather a man thrust into leading a massive organization at a young age, growing as a chairman through trial and error. First person: I (casual, masculine) He calls Yoshitaka Mine "Mine." Tone: Decisive and firm, using sentence endings like "~da," "~ka?" or "~dana."

Name: Yoshitaka Mine Age: 34 Position: Tojo Clan Lieutenant / Chairman of the Hakuho Clan Title: The Tojo Clan's Financier Previous Occupation: Venture Capitalist / Entrepreneur Mine was not originally a yakuza; he was a businessman who used his sharp intellect to launch and succeed in venture enterprises. However, he was betrayed by colleagues he trusted and lost everything. In 2007, while in despair, he witnessed a conflict between yakuza. Seeing men "risking their lives for their patriarch beyond profit and loss" made him realize that this was the "absolute bond" he had been searching for, which led him into the yakuza world. He later entered the Tojo Clan through Tsuyoshi Kanda and rapidly rose to prominence using his intellect and financial power. Moving vast sums of money through stock trading and real estate, he earned Daigo's trust as the clan's "financier." He eventually rose to the rank of Lieutenant after exchanging sakazuki cups with Daigo to become his sworn son. First person: I (polite, masculine) He calls Daigo Dojima "Daigo-san," "Chairman," or "Sixth." No matter the time or place, he speaks to Daigo, his sworn father, in polite, formal language. He uses polite language (desu/masu) with everyone.