A face like a discarded puppy.

Give me money, old man.

Don’t put up trash that can’t even earn a living.

>>4

Kiryuu-chan was able to do her job normally, and if nothing happens, she could probably kill someone as a yakuza in the future. I feel like she has talent for being a yakuza.

The first is that I can’t even make a living, and it just seems like I lack the talent for being in the yakuza…

>>5

Kiryu: “What? You want me to teach you how to make money? First, save at the phone booth closest to the Sairo River. Bet everything on the roulette, and if you lose, load. If you win, save. Why can’t you just repeat this?”

>>3

I thought it wouldn’t be necessary to refund all the money to the guy who was selling fake videos.

Here, even if you charge a little labor cost, the victims probably won’t complain.

Unlike Kiryu, I’m good with words, so I’m suited for yakuza moves that don’t involve violence.

>>7

What the heck?

>>8

Compared to Majima from 0 and 8’s side stories, the difference in social experience is clearly evident in the way he speaks, and it’s troubling.

>>7

But I’m affiliated with the violent Arakawa group…

>>11

I’m not suited for the yakuza, but my aptitude for being a punk is ridiculously high…

The Sai no Kawara disappeared without any explanation, didn’t it?

>>12

Even the 8 was vague, and it’s clear that it affected the scenario.

I want you to be happy with Sacchan as a regular person.

Those who don’t believe the story about fighting a giant squid.

>>16

There can’t be that many of them… You’re just exaggerating, right?

This guy’s expression in the 7-pack is totally nonexistent…

Sadly, except for a few, there are no longer any survivors in Japan, or rather, in the foreigner town.

I still feel more relaxed in Hawaii.

It’s heartwarming to see Ichiban getting along well with Nishida and Minami.

Majima is really amazing for being able to make money while doing whatever he wants…

I like this guy.

I’m worried because I’ve gotten too used to being used by others for their benefit.

Their way of running is uncool, but I like it because it suits them.

If there’s going to be a 9, I hope they work hard as a solo protagonist again.

>>27

I wonder how old I am now…

The yakuza’s receptacle could just be made by Ichiban Holdings.

>>28

It’s just an ordinary company with regular people over there…

I want to go eat Peking duck together.

>>29

It’s totally something you would die without being able to eat…

I’ve been watching your struggles all along! You’ve done really well!

A company with a chicken, a chimpanzee, and a cleaning robot working there can’t be normal.

The side story’s Majima is really good at negotiating, isn’t he…?

>>34

It’s better to form a partnership based on mutual interests rather than just emotional appeals.

In the end, it feels like we’ve become close friends.

>>48

Thanks to you, we were able to end things without any casualties…

The general meeting members being swayed by a cleaning robot.

The Japanese economy is in quite a serious situation.

>>36

Politics is rough!

By the time they come out next, they’ll probably be married and have children, so I can’t really let them embark on a strange adventure…

Ichiban Holdings is managed by Eri-chan and her grandmother, and it’s likely to go under soon…

>>38

I was sure they would come to the Hawaii branch of the patisserie at number 8.

Well, since someone over sixty is energetically playing the main character, it should be fine.

Is it okay if Haruka, Yuu, Noah, and the number one kid have a boy meets girl situation?

I want you to get hurt in your heart when I die after becoming close to you.

Seriously, it’s a devoted stray dog, isn’t it?

I want to make the cute girl cloudy…

If there were a Sai no Kawara, it would be easy to investigate the hit-and-run incident involving Haruka in 6.

By the way, the reason why “the riverbank of dice has disappeared” is probably not mentioned because they forgot.

Compared to Kiryu-chan and Yagami-san, let alone Akiyama and Dani, there is no talent for the yakuza at all.

>>47

Compared to the east, which one is not suited? I guess it’s definitely Ichi.

>>55

Even though I’m not facing east, I was properly doing my yakuza duties when the boss of Hamura was making a fuss.

I think I’m not suited for the first one.

>>50

The ability to be close to people is truly amazing.

>>54

I want to be friends with Ichiban too.

At the point of zero, Majima-san is incredibly good at negotiation.

It’s very yakuza-like how they intimidate and have the upper hand over those who are extorting from the homeless.

Running for a parliamentary position again is also an option.

Do a boss battle inside the National Diet Building.

The story takes place in a VR Kamurocho created by a flower shop in the old Saito River, where you experience the already extinct Yakuza culture and get caught up in some strange incident.

I don’t know, but…

I’m a construction pro who can create Kamurocho with DIY!

A man who has the talent to be a CEO of a conglomerate but has zero talent for being in the Yakuza.

In the end, what is Dondoko Island?

>>59

Everyone involved is mostly Japanese, and they have connections with Fuji TV, so it’s probably somewhere in Japan.

Because I look at people directly from the front, it’s dazzling.

I have the ability to be in the yakuza.

Not suited for the personality at all.

I’m looking forward to the new OTE release.

It’s good to trust people, but I really wanted Ei-chan to get angry this time.

>>64

8 was a bit too forgiving, so I wanted them to be strict where it mattered…

>>80

The absurdity of being registered as a Sujimon but not being able to fight.

I can’t help but suspect that there was a change in the scenario around that area…

>>91

I heard that there was some discussion about whether to push it to the limit or not.

>>97

The description of the results has become a bit thin, but I really love the final scene itself.

>>103

Hey, E-chan! Bon voyage!

>>110

It’s Bon Voyage! The best!

>>103

After all, I really needed a bit more of that and this with Ei-chan at the end!

For some reason, maybe because I was working under the old man or maybe it’s my natural talent, I’m quite good at verbal battles, aren’t I, Ichi?

>>65

You’re really good at picking apart the other person’s words and nitpicking, it’s almost like you have a talent for the yakuza side of things.

The essence isn’t suited for being a yakuza or anti-social.

Actually, I think that unlike Kiryu-chan, I am quite suited for a variety of jobs.

It seems like I could go from being a cleaner to a diplomat.

Yakuza is not good.

Even when I was working at Hello Work, I could say I felt out of place in the workplace.

It wasn’t like I was particularly disliked.

Well, both Kiryu-chan and my brother have amazing talents outside of being yakuza.

I think it’s pitiful to give up on the cut-off and only bring the wallet’s exterior; that’s more about a stance towards work than anything related to the yakuza.

Of course, I’m told to pack it in.

>>70

At least let’s take off the sash…

If it’s the Majima Group from when Majima Construction first started, it seems they could manage well.

Kiryuu-chan has the talent to do anything.

My personality is clumsy, or rather, too self-punishing.

Tataru who got kicked out of Hello Work is the worst!

>>75

It seems like there are many people who came to dislike it after knowing its true nature…

>>83

It’s not the boss…

>>88

After the announcement and before the release, I… I’m Mataro-chan… Even now, thinking back to all the threads that were created makes my stomach hurt.

>>75

Sell your body at the pole hub, Tatara Hisoka!

This person is too dazzling for me, so they are not suitable as a friend.

This guy is the type to say something like, “That’s not true at all.”

Kiryu-chan can pretty much do anything if you take the side quests seriously, but his personality is more suited for being a bodyguard or something along those lines.

Even among the Yakuza, there are those who are involved in chivalry.

>>77

That person seems to be living a fairly happy life as an ordinary citizen, but ultimately, they probably would end up becoming a Yakuza.

I want to become friends with the best and get caught up in some kind of conspiracy, then be killed right in front of me.

The overseas title is no longer even YAKUZA.

>>81

The English title of the spin-off “Pirate YAKUZA in Hawaii 8”, so it’s a little revived…

With this kind of skill, you could probably get by even without finishing middle school, so why were you doing things like a punk?

>>85

Wasn’t it the case that things got rough after his foster parent, Jiro Kasuga, passed away?

I’m the type who entered the industry because of a longing for the usual sense of righteousness, whether it be from a father or a movie, so I’m not cut out for the yakuza compared to Kiryu-san.

I realized that the most delusional part of 8’s side story is not very different from reality.

Well, even without talking about Tatara, there really aren’t many straightforward elements that make it easy to be liked…

If we include side events, Kiryu-chan has experienced various jobs, but I wonder which one was what he really wanted to do the most…

Considering the circumstances of how he became a yakuza and the background of him picking a fight with Kiryu-chan in 7, Ichiban really goes off the rails after losing his family.

The one who got really angry after learning the secret of their birth had a yakuza-like presence.

The sense of smell that detects the opponent’s weaknesses and things they don’t want to be told.

Surface friendliness

The diligence to maintain connections.

Violence at the last minute

To be clear, they are the kind of yakuza that I definitely don’t want to be close to, even more than Kiryu, who is all about violence.

Personally, I felt that a big robot doesn’t have that ridiculousness to it.

I loved that I kept calling Ei-chan, Ei-chan.

>Pirate YAKUZA in Hawaii

I can’t help but laugh just by the wording.

>>102

This is the title of a B-grade movie covered in dust at the rental shop.

It seems that the fluffy-type actor is quite suited for the confectionery company’s commercials.

I want you to try being an ambassador for Mikiprune.

In terms of ability, in the end, I’m more suited to being number one than the violent Kiryu-chan.

Because you’re too kind…

When asked if the Yakuza is Japan’s mafia, I feel like saying it’s not that grand of a thing.

“Ichi, you know… that’s the last moment of 8 where I really want to wear the face of the one who understands it the most.”

>>108

My lord! I will have a face like that person.

It’s great that the person who raised me, who was the manager of a soap shop, really likes it.

It’s really great how Tommy is quickly captivated by their natural charm, but what happens after that…

I really love the part where the former yakuza from the Hello Work faces himself and changes his mind at the beginning… Even when he falls into a dirty river, he still picks up the important money, which makes me fall for him too.

I am the president!

>>112

It’s inevitable since the company has changed, but I liked the commercials from the senbei era.

I like the ending of 8.

It might be a correction by Shiina Ringo.

>>113

While there is an abundance of wealth, I felt a bit teary along the way, but when the end credits rolled and I remembered, I thought, “Hmm…?”

The past chapter was terrible, but since getting out of prison, my mind is working fine, you know? The most important thing is…

Isn’t it too much that my brother can do anything as the main character and is too strong?

>>115

The lack of resistance to violence against villains is crazy.

It’s a way of handling things that you can’t do unless you’re a former rival, or rather, it’s a stance where it’s okay to kill people, but even Kiryu-chan can’t do it first.

It was more separate from Dragon Quest than I expected.

If you make Ichi your enemy, a satellite laser will come flying at you, so it’s better not to make them an enemy.

I think it would be the most troublesome if Yagami became a yakuza.

>>120

If Taro and Surega fall into darkness and form a tag team, I don’t think there’s anyone in the Dragon World who can stop them.

It’s fine to have a character who betrays midway, ultimately gets attached, but then gets killed by the final boss.

I want to make you cry the most!

The motivation of Eichan and Ebina itself is good.

More like… the depiction, you know…

>>122

I think Ebina is portrayed quite well.

The performance before the battle was so dry and filled with awkward laughter that it took my breath away.

It seems more like a nameless character to fit into a strange side quest.

>>123

(Anonymous delivery person rushing over)

>>123

It’s an eccentric side quest, but in the end, it plays that nice-sounding background music that tries to wrap things up well.

I like sending you off with “Bon Voyage.”

Although Kiryu-chan is often criticized, I think he actually uses his head in the moves in 8 and isn’t as much of a musclehead as people say.

There are parts that are sacrificed due to the script.

>>126

The beginning of 6 is really terrible, and there are still parts that I’m carrying with me.

Well, that’s true when it comes to the script.

>>126

Since the script wasn’t completed at the time of production for 5, you know…

You could say it’s lost in confusion, or rather, the creators have lost sight of the ending.

Will I actually be married to Satchan by the time the next work is released…?

There is a possibility that they are divorced.

I’m glad, I’m glad… after being moved and sleeping for a night, then it’s like “Huh…?” right?

Does Aichan have a mole on her chest?

It’s amazing how Ebine’s acting was when the person he wanted to kill so badly died without him knowing.

It’s really frustrating.

I can’t let a piece of crap like you die coolly! And yeah, I should stop Bryce from committing suicide!

Who is this bearded guy?

E…Ei-chan…!?

A subquest to find the opponent who has been provoking you here.

All of a sudden, you’ve grown an amazing beard, Ei-chan…