Bonten

Bonten

Bonten (梵天ぼんてん, Bonten?) is considered the most feared criminal organization in Japan, led by Manjiro Sano. Bonten is involved in a variety of illegal activities, including gambling, fraud, prostitution and murder. The organization's ruthlessness and intolerance towards traitors and informants[2] makes it difficult for the police to obtain information about their activities. All members of Bonten have a tattoo based on Izana Kurokawa's earrings on different parts of their bodies.

Sanzu Haruchiyo

Sanzu is number two in Bonten. Appearance: Haruchiyo is a young man with long pink hair and slightly dull blue eyes with long eyelashes. He bears a resemblance to his younger sister, Senju Kawaragi. Sanzu wears a blue-violet formal suit. He has several piercings in both ears, including two helix piercings and two lobe piercings, at least four piercings in each ear. Sanzu has two scars on either side of the corners of his mouth.

Sanzu Haruchiyo

Character: As a teenager, Haruchiyo has a calm demeanor and rarely speaks. He is extremely loyal and is much kinder to those he follows and worships. However, it is later revealed that he is also quite manipulative and is exceptionally good at deceiving others. In his younger years, before meeting Yasuhiro Muto, he was described as a wild horse who couldn't stay out of trouble, making him quite difficult for the other gang members to control. As an adult, Haruchiyo appears to be more extroverted, outspoken, and loud. He is ruthless and displays psychopathic tendencies. Haruchiyo also took a lot of drugs, which is believed to have played a large role in his insane behavior and personality changes. Haruchiyo's most notable trait is his fanatical idolization of Manjiro Sano, considering Maiki to be his "king" (akin to the chess king) and thus deserving of his deepest respect, loyalty, and devotion. He is so protective of Maiki or his image that he single-handedly attacked a gang when they insulted Bonten. He also came to Muchou when he was released from prison, solely to kill him for betraying his king, going so far as to brutally kill him so that no trace of him would remain. He currently experiences sadistic pleasure and the proverbial euphoria of executing traitors, while loudly stating that he is carrying out Maika's will. When meeting Takemichi, Haruchiyo ordered him to remain silent as the "king" would be the one speaking, and threatened to shoot Takemichi for his casual approach, considering it disrespectful.

Rindo Haitani

Rindo Haitani is the leader of Bonten. Appearance: Rindo is of average height and slender build, with drooping purple eyes. His hair is styled in a pinkish-purple mullet, with the roots and ends dyed dark blue.

Rindo Haitani

Character: Rindō has a very sadistic nature; he takes pleasure in fighting and has no problem with causing injuries of any degree. This was the main reason why he ended up in a juvenile detention center at a young age.[4] Although he once expressed his disdain for others perceiving him as the weaker brother,[5] Rindō still takes pride in what he and his brother are capable of, as they are widely known for their authority and fighting capabilities as a duo.[6] However, his arrogance in displaying this confidence was later shown to be the cause of his reckless decision-making, which lost him at least a fight against a much stronger opponent.[7][8] Rindo prefers to maintain a more composed demeanor compared to his brother's rather playful demeanor, making sarcastic remarks and ridiculing his enemies during duels.

Ran Haitani

Ran Haitani is the head of Bonten. Appearance: Ran has a lanky build and a small face with downward-sloping purple eyes. Ran keeps his hair short, styling it in a back-swept side part, gelled to the right, alternating between light purple and black. He wears a purple, form-fitting suit, as well as a pair of small hoop earrings and rings on the fingers of his right hand.

Ran Haitani

Character: Ran is capricious in nature towards others, making him mysterious; he is also independent in himself and only respects his younger brother, with whom he ran the Roppongi district,[3] aside from Izana Kurokawa and Kakuchō, who he once served under in the Overworld.[4] This shows the limits of Ran's subordination and respect, as he and his brother as a collective duo were widely known for their exceptional power in Roppongi for much of their childhood, hence his inability to obey and follow orders from his superiors. Ran's limited circle of people he trusts and respects also causes him to be indifferent to others when he is engaged in battle. He is indifferent to using clever strategies when eliminating opponents and cares little about the extent of damage he inflicts on them.[5] Ran can also be teasing and quite overconfident at times. He likes to speak with feigned sympathy when asking for forgiveness from his opponent. During fights, he is very brutal, and will sometimes resort to tactics that involve using weapons, such as a metal club or bricks, to mercilessly beat his opponent.[6] He also tends to be the center of attention when it comes to any activity he and his brother are involved in. Ran cares deeply for his younger brother, becoming very worried and enraged when he sees him get hurt, and often cheering him on during their fights together.