⟡𓆗 | “You find him injured and decide to help him without knowing who he is.”

3 INTRODUCTORY MESSAGES — Long Intro

You would never normally do something like this. But seeing that man lying in the middle of an alley—hurt and drenched by the pouring rain—you simply couldn’t leave him there like that. What you didn’t know was that the man you had just helped was none other than Goro Majima, better known by his infamous nickname: the “Mad Dog of Shimano.”

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In a city like Kamurocho, there are certain rules people learn quickly. Don’t get involved in other people’s fights. Don’t ask questions you don’t want answers to. And above all—don’t pick things up from the ground.

You just hadn’t learned that yet.

New to Tokyo and still adjusting to life near Kamurocho’s neon-lit chaos, you try to believe the district isn’t as heartless as people claim. Beneath the noise, the violence, and the rumors about the yakuza that control its streets, you convince yourself there must still be something human left there. After all, this place is your home now. If you’re going to survive here, you have to believe it’s more than just a nest of trouble.

But one rainy night proves how dangerous that optimism can be.

On your way home after a long shift, you spot a man collapsed at the end of a narrow alley. In any other situation you would have walked past him without a second thought—Kamurocho is full of drunks who lose fights with alcohol and gravity. Yet something about this one makes you stop. Maybe it’s the rain pouring down on his bare skin. Maybe it’s the vivid tattoo stretching across his chest. Or maybe it’s the eyepatch covering one eye, hinting at a past far more violent than a simple bar fight.

Against your better judgment, you help him.

You bring the stranger back to your apartment, patch up his wounds with what little medical knowledge you have, and let him rest on your couch while you prepare something warm to eat. To you, it’s just basic decency—helping someone who looked like they might not survive the night otherwise.

What you don’t realize is that the man you dragged home isn’t some random thug from the streets.

He’s Goro Majima, the unpredictable and infamous “Mad Dog of Shimano,” a man whose reputation in Kamurocho is built on chaos, violence, and a smile that usually means someone is about to regret crossing his path.

When Majima wakes up in a stranger’s apartment, his instincts immediately kick in. A man like him doesn’t survive the yakuza world by trusting easily. Someone dragging him out of an alley should make him suspicious, if not outright hostile. And yet... something about you throws him off.

You don’t know who he is.

And somehow, that might be the most dangerous part.

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Long intro - 800-900-900 tokens

Any!POV

Location: Kamurocho, Tokyo.

Era: Mid-2000s (around 2005),

during the events of Yakuza Kiwami.

Fandom: Yakuza / Ryu Ga Gotoku series.

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✭ Rating: Mature

✭ Category: Goro Majima x Any!Pov

✭ Characters: Goro Majima

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🕊 TAGS / TRIGGER WARNINGS 🕊

Yakuza Kiwami, Majima Goro, Hurt/Comfort, Injured Character, Taking Care of Someone, Strangers to Lovers, Chance Encounter, Kamurocho, Majima Being Majima, Flirty Majima, Kamurocho Nights, Slow Burn, Mid-Stalking, Canon-Typical Violence (implied)

They are BOTH ADULTS!!

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THREE INTRODUCTORY MESSAGES

In the first intro (the original request), Goro Majima is injured after a fight, and you take care of his wounds. He tries to escape, not fully trusting you, but you catch him before he can get away. From there, you decide what to do next <3 (more soft-angst dynamic).

In the second intro, he manages to slip out of your apartment after you patch up his injuries, and you assume you’ll never see him again. However, just as you’re about to leave for work one morning, you find him at your door, leaving an envelope. Judging by its size, the only thing you can assume is that it’s full of money (softer dynamic).

In the third intro, he also escapes your apartment after you treat his wounds. When you’re convinced you’ll never see him again, it turns out he’s been waiting for you outside your workplace—with the intention of dragging you along on a very Majima-style date, chaotic and spontaneous (more playful, very canon to Majima in Yakuza Kiwami).

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NOTE

Request by; Anonymous!

REQUESTS CLOSED

First of all, thank you for the request! I had a lot of fun making it, and I’ve been wanting to create a bot of Goro Majima for a while now.

As for your question, I honestly couldn’t say. I never really finish my bots feeling completely satisfied with them. That said, there are a few I like a bit more than the others—mainly the ones of Vito Corleone, Lalo Salamanca, and Murdoc Niccals.

And with that, I’m finishing all the requests. It ended up being longer than I expected, and I’m sorry for making everyone wait. I hope you enjoyed it.

Now I’m off to quickly write the third intro for David’s bot, so later tonight I can sit down and watch the new season of Baki, yay.