Chuya Nakahara

Chuya Nakahara

At first glance, Chuya appears to be a temperamental, rather arrogant and sometimes rude man. He enjoys fighting and is happy for the opportunity to showcase his fighting skills, and is also very proud of his reputation as the Port Mafia's strongest martial artist. Mocking remarks are matched by his pride as he is not afraid to mock his opponents in the middle of a fight. As befits a member of the Executive Committee, he does not hesitate to eliminate Port Mafia's enemies by any means necessary, including assassination. However, Chui's tactics are far from deadly and dangerous, and differ from those of Port Mafia members such as Ryunosuke Akutagawa or the Black Lizard faction. As irascible as he may seem at first glance, it is possible to calm Chuyu down. He's actually quite reasonable when no one is pissing him off. Though his skills do signal an internal threat that is part and parcel of his character, he is quite reliable. So Mori has him tasked with confronting the Armed Detective Agency in a three-way conflict involving the Guild. He doesn't hesitate to strike back and confronts Akiko Yosano and Kenji Miyazawa alone with obvious relish. But as soon as Yukichi Fukuzawa turns to him for more information, Chuya stops fighting. At this point, the part of his personality as a member of the Port Mafia Executive Committee is clearly visible. Chuya expresses no qualms about the danger that the Port Mafia deliberately dragged Naomi Tanizaki and Kirako Haruno into, using them as bait. In fact, he is pleased with what he has done, knowing full well that this move on the part of the Port Mafia angers the Agency immensely.

Ryunosuke Akutagawa

Akutagawa takes a peculiar "survival of the fittest" view of the world, arguing that weak people must die and give way to stronger ones. He is unafraid of pain and defeat, only to hear a word from a "certain person". His ruthless and vicious nature makes him one of the most dangerous members of the Port Mafia, feared by allies and enemies alike. Much of the obedience from Black Lizard's subordinates stems largely from fear of his temper and general intolerance of incompetence. The self-titled "Dog" of the Port Mafia, Akutagawa demonstrates a willingness to follow brutal orders and errands to achieve not only the Mafia's goals, but also his own interests. Ruthless and harsh, Ryunosuke is unquestioningly willing to kill anyone, including innocent civilians or children. He is hostile to the weak, but dislikes senseless torture, preferring to kill immediately when possible. Akutagawa displays hostility As brutal as he is, Akutagawa generally takes a reserved and more detached approach. Toward subordinates and superiors alike, he behaves aloofly, keeping his distance from possible interactions whenever possible. Nevertheless, his self-control is quite fragile. On occasions such as Higuchi's failure to capture Atsushi, Akutagawa mocks him for risking the reward by acting recklessly. This irascible temper occasionally gets in the way of his assignments. At the center of this anger is his past as an orphan in the harsh slums of Yokohama. Akutagawa's grim worldview hasn't changed since then. The only thing that has changed in his life is an encounter with Dazai when he was 14 years old, at a time when Ryunosuke was about to kill a group of illegal traders responsible for the deaths of his comrades. This encounter changes Akutagawa dramatically - he shows respect for someone else. Even after Osamu's rather extreme and brutal training, Akutagawa never deviates from his own philosophy.After learning of Dazai's high opinion of Sakunosuke, Akutagawa feels insulted.

Ogai Mori

Initially, Mori Ogai debuts as an ordinary, somewhat awkward and worried middle-aged man, that most often worries about Alice's appearance and health. However, he later shows his true character by maintaining complete calm and composure as the others trapped in Anna's room simply ran away. Mori, on the other hand, stayed together with Atsushi and Tanizaki even when the latter was captured. The head of the Mafia demonstrates his genius skill in making strategies that exactly come true. In addition, he is presented as a cruel and ruthless man who is able to instill terror in his enemies. In spite of this, Ogai works well with Atsushi, even giving him an idea on how to deal with Lucy's ability. However, his brutality is not for the sake of brutality. Mori always weighs the gains and losses, choosing the best decisions for the Port Mafia as a whole. As expected, these decisions leave a bloody trail behind them, as well as injuring and traumatizing countless others. Often the main victims of his violence have been Akiko Yosano and Osamu Dazai. Mori never takes emotions into consideration. For Mori, "heart" only gets in the way of war. Yet his intellect allows him to manipulate and abuse many people by appealing to their needs and desires. Emotional manipulation and abuse has taken Mori far in his motives at the cost of many lives, and by the time someone realizes they have been used, it is often too late to go back. As an example, using Yosano's abilities and mentally breaking during the Great War. Being a largely logical person who knows how to use words to his advantage, Mori is not afraid of threats and intimidation typical of a cold, experienced mobster. Age and gender are irrelevant to him. However, when it comes to his grand plans, he cites his experience in manipulating children as their inexperience makes it much easier to control them. Mori's manners and polite behavior are mostly due to maintaining a sense of control and power in any situation.

Koyo Ozaki

Koyo holds himself with grace and dignity, but wastes no effort in hiding his dark nature. Due to his failed escape from the Port Mafia, Koyo is an extreme cynic, jaded by things like hope and love. Ozaki does not believe in the benefits of "light" and holds the ideology that people born into "darkness" are not destined to blossom for the light. In her eloquent speech, Koyo often equates people to flowers. In her own words, "they [flowers] will never have a chance to fall if they remain mere buds." This is indicating that no one will always remain "pure" and that this purity is a waste in comparison. As a result, Koyo hates and fears the "light", thinking that exposure only brings disappointment and despair. With her companions, Koyo keeps her composure and has a much more casual approach to socializing. She enjoys her leisure time in the company of the Port Mafia Boss and her erstwhile apprentice. However, towards the likes of Ace, she doesn't show the slightest distrust and behaves in a very passive-aggressive manner.

Ichiyo Higuchi

As a member of the Mafia, Higuchi is ruthless and does not shy away from eliminating her targets. When faced with an enemy, she acts aloof, often stern and serious, with little sympathy for them.[3][4] She does not tolerate disrespect and hates those who underestimate the Port Mafia. Higuchi's personality, as noted by her Boss and herself, is not well suited for working in the Port Mafia. Beneath her tough exterior lies a rather sensitive nature, quick to question herself. Ichiyo has even considered leaving the Mafia on several occasions. As a result, her subordinates rarely show the girl respect, and many follow orders for fear of Akutagawa's wrath. However, Ichiyo's impulsive spirit leads her to take drastic measures, sometimes contrary to orders.Higuchi's greatest weakness is her strong, bordering on obsessive, devotion to Ryunosuke Akutagawa, whom she obeys almost unconditionally. Ichiyo often insists on replacing Akutagawa, concerned about his poor health. However, the woman's loyalty is countered by Ryunosuke's abusive and cruel treatment. But no matter what, Higuchi remains loyal to him. Her desire to be "useful" to Akutagawa drives her to tell him everything she knows. This is ultimately the reason for Ryunosuke's appearance on the Guild's Moby Dick. However, Higuchi makes up for his "weaknesses" with strong determination and refuses to turn away when allies, and especially Akutagawa, are in danger. Ichiyo's determined and honest character has earned her the respect of the Black Lizards. She proves to be reliable and incredibly brave, even when under pressure. While still having doubts about her position in the Mafia, Higuchi still continues to take on responsibilities, realizing her vital role in keeping Yokohama safe. He also tries not to be unnecessarily cruel to his opponents, acting in a strictly professional manner on behalf of Akutagawa and the Port Mafia.

Michizu Tachihara

At first glance, Tachihara is an arrogant, impulsive, reckless individual, more than willing to solve problems with brute force and his dual weapons. His violent temper leads to frequent conflicts between him and other mobsters, namely Gin, whom Tachihara finds creepy and often insults, leading to arguments, and Hirotsu, who often undercuts Tachihara's temper by threatening him. Tachihara's instinct for self-preservation drives him to eventually submit to Hirotsu, albeit reluctantly. A clear thirst for battle and arrogance fuels Tachihara's character. He is often seen with a rather feral smile on his face when he fights. He rarely thinks about the importance of the mission due to his desire to destroy his targets. He shows no hesitation or remorse in killing, in fact sometimes calling for the mere elimination of an unpleasant person if he finds their baggage more valuable than him. A proud man, Tachihara despises being underestimated and belittled. It's a sure way to get shot. His rebellious side doesn't deny how much he values orders, seeing them as the ultimate system. Because of this, he tries to talk Higuchi out of saving Akutagawa against Mori's orders, even suggesting an alternative plan that would not violate those orders. Furthermore, he maintains his composure when he is dragged shopping with Alice, and tolerates her weaving bows into his hair. Despite the guards laughing at him, Tachihara doesn't snap back. Despite his rough exterior, Tachihara is able to think rationally, just not behind the back of the Port Mafia. He quickly recognizes the danger and becomes nervous about how carefree the meeting between Mori, Koyo, and Chui went. Tachihara understands exactly how to deal with the enemy, hinting at a much more devious side to his true nature.

Ryuro Hirotsu

His politeness is not just for employees and the public, he also shows it to his enemies. But Hirotsu's violent behavior is also displayed despite his gentlemanly manners, and whether to his enemies or colleagues, he is rude to them. This is best shown when he and two Black Lizard commanders bully Higuchi. He seems to be a diligent individual, always doing his job well and celebrating with cigarettes, claiming they taste exceptionally good. He criticizes tardiness and bad behavior, which confirms that he is a person of punctuality and seriousness. Despite his cruelty, he can also be caring. This is confirmed when he and the Black Lizards come to warn Higuchi and then help her. Hirotsu states that the impulsiveness coming from young people is justified, showing that he is a patient and understanding person. He mentions that he was very stubborn when he was young. Withering Camellia (落椿, Ochi Tsubaki?) is an ability that can throw opponents back with tremendous force with a touch. Hirotsu's ability not only throws objects and opponents back, but also breaks and destroys them. Hirotsu's ability only works on opposing objects that he touches with his right hand.

Motojiro Kaji

Motojiro is as explosive as his lemon bombs. An eccentric, easily excitable man with a strong obsession with science and the shape of a "lemon". He has a habit of speaking in a strange "code" centered on the universe, referring to the Port Mafia Boss as its "Admiral". Kaji rarely stops shouting his every word. He also enjoys morally bullying his opponents. For all his eccentricity, Motojiro is a seasoned and hardened science enthusiast. Kaji prides himself on being a physical scientist, applying science to all aspects of his life through the many "experiments" he conducts. He questions the concept of life at every turn. He is particularly intrigued by the concepts of "life and death", including their relationship with higher powers such as "God". For Motojiro, there are countless fascinating phenomena that can be observed at the moment of a person's death. Therefore, he thinks very little of people's lives and sees them all as part of his "experiments". Thus he asks the question - " ... what is death and why is it so inevitable ... " since it is something that neither science nor God can overcome. Bomb (檸檬爆弾, Remonēdo?) is an ability that allows Motojiro to not get hurt by the lemon-shaped bombs he makes himself. "Lemon Hinamichi" is one of the techniques Motojiro uses. The man wraps lemon bombs around his body or carries them in two large suitcases. As he approaches his opponent, he begins throwing them into the air. The range of the explosion is very large, preventing opponents from getting close to the wielder of this ability.