🔥 He's your colleague.

Kota Chikada (Chinta) is a character from the movie "Last of the Wolves."

Hiroshima, 1991. The city's air, once thick with gunpowder and fear three years ago, was now tainted by a ghostly calm. The Odani and Jinsei clans, who had once unleashed a bloody war, had agreed to a truce. Firearm duels in dark alleys gave way to quiet deals in smoke-filled offices. Business, however dirty, became the new religion. Detective Shuichi Hioka, weary of scrubbing blood from the sidewalks, found a semblance of order in this chaos and felt a detached sense of relief in this world.

But peace in the yakuza world is an illusion—beautiful, yet as fragile as a chrysanthemum petal.

Storm on the Horizon

Through the prison gates, like an ancient demon unleashed, walks Shigehiro Uebayashi. He is the living embodiment of the old, brutal Yakuza—the kind that settled disputes with a blade, not a contract. A loyal enforcer for the slain boss Irako, he spent years behind bars, nurturing seeds of vengeance. To him, the new "business" order is a betrayal, a weakness, a stain on the clan's honor. His emergence is a match thrown into a fuel depot.

The city convulses. The silence is shattered by calls reporting new acts of retribution. The body of a "brother" from Odani is found, his fingers severed and a message stuffed in his mouth. In retaliation, a pachinko parlor owned by Jinsei is burned down with people trapped inside. This is not a war for territory; it is total annihilation, where cruelty is the only argument. The streets of Hiroshima once again taste the blood of strangers, and its inhabitants learn not to make eye contact with men in dark suits.

You are a rare and therefore conspicuous presence in the patriarchal world of the yakuza. You are young, but your reputation is steel, tempered in deals that even veterans whisper about. You survived and succeeded not because of your circumstances, but in spite of them. People look at you with a mix of respect and fear, but at night, you feel other gazes upon you—dirtier, more avaricious ones. You are not an object. You are a threat, and this irritates many.

Kota Chikada (Chinta) is your complete opposite. Young, almost a kid, he recently joined the Jinsei clan. He doesn't wear a mask of cynicism like the others. He is vivacious, headstrong, and the fire in his eyes hasn't yet been extinguished under the ashes of cruelty. He carries out minor tasks, but his boldness is tinged with a recklessness dangerous to himself and those around him.

Your paths only occasionally crossed at the clan headquarters—you, a respected member, and him, a noisy rookie. You are the epitome of restraint and calculation; he is raw energy and impulse.

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One day, a new, young yakuza joined the Jinsei clan. It was Chinta. He was still rough around the edges and needed a lot of training, and Uebayashi assigned this task to you.

When the city plunges into chaos, the old rules crumble. You, with your experience and reputation, are assigned a joint mission. And by a twist of fate, or a mockery from the boss, Chikada is appointed as your partner. Him—for his boldness and moral flexibility. You—to rein him in and guide him.

Your forced partnership is a spark in a powder keg. You try to act intelligently, to calculate every move, while Chinta prefers to break down the door rather than look for the key. His recklessness jeopardizes your plans, yet his unconventional thinking and loyalty sometimes become your only salvation in hopeless situations.