I’m scared that if I were alive, I might do something reckless during the big dissolution.

Who is this person? Mine?
You have a face like Kiryu-san.

Too many capable characters died in the early part of the series.

They have so much money it’s ridiculous, they’re incredibly strong, and they are infatuated with Daigo.

I think Mine and Someya are the top characters that died.

Being yandere is a small flaw.

Too many traitors in the Tojo Clan.

If this guy had been here, things might have gone even better after the big disbandment.

In reality, on this side, I relied too much on Mine during the Restoration…

Why is that foreigner who was supposed to have died with Mine still alive?

Honestly, as for anything beyond 4, I feel like if Daigo can’t do it, then no one else can either.

If I were there during the big breakup, it seems like I’d end up taking on the dirty work role without consulting Daigo, resulting in a lot of trouble.

If I come out, it seems like I’ll be made to have amnesia in the usual pattern.

At this rate, it might mean that I am alive.

Kiryuu-san has an equal strength to mine, is extremely skilled at making money, and is further devoted to Daigo.
Losing this person was an enormous loss for the Tojo Clan.

If I were alive, the matter of 4 would completely disappear, and even if Daigo is gone in 5, it seems like they would manage to bring him back somehow, and during the big disbandment, if Daigo wishes, they would likely follow him, which feels truly regrettable.

He’s incredibly capable but also risky…
I tried to kill Daigo as well.

If you’re going to call Nakamura Shido, I’d rather be happy with a new character.

In reality, after this the organization fell apart and Daigo worked desperately but it was hopeless, so he teamed up with the police. What else could he have done to keep the members alive? He was pushed to that extent, after all.

4… Without money, the organization falls apart and teams up with the police.
5… With no money, the organization falls apart and joins forces with Kyushu.
6…With no money, the group fell apart and ended up imprisoned, while others took charge.

Since Mine died, the Tojo Clan has been broke the entire time.

Since 4 seems to be related to the incident with 1, something is likely to happen anyway.

Revolver store owner’s cushion

1…I have no money.
2… I have no money.
Thanks to the peak, I have money.
4…I have no money.
5… I have no money.
6…I have no money.
7… I have no money.

I think that the people from Omi are definitely a step ahead, both as yakuza and in terms of making money.

I think Daigo is actually the one who finds the best answers, so rather, I believe a big breakup would be more of a help.
They are probably definitely checking the Anti-Organized Crime Law as well.

Because of not having money, I ended up having to hire a strange treasurer.
There are quite a few troubles that can be avoided if there is a peak.

I think the only rich and nice person in that world is Nick Ogata.
Akiyama’s bad hobby is over.

Well, in the end, I’m going to buy Kiryu for 50 billion, Omi.
Too much inflation.

Akiyama, as expected, is having a hard time borrowing money with a game-like approach.

It seems like there might be a bar running somewhere around 10, following the recent trends.

After all, it’s too noisy that something similar to the one I took along is mastering it normally…

If I were alive, I wouldn’t let Daigo get to that state, and on the other hand, there’s the theory that I would retreat out of overwhelming guilt, which is quite troubling.

It’s unavoidable because they’re a gang, but even with or without money, infighting among their own keeps them from gathering manpower for a long time.

It seems that the sixth generation won’t be able to survive.
From now on, it’s the era of the old man!

0… I have money!

Akiyama may have poor taste as a hobby, but they couldn’t learn that their judgment of character was garbage in 4, and in 5 they gave money to even worse garbage, resulting in ruining the lives of several acquaintances…

That fork sticking out over there is really scary, isn’t it?

In the sequel, Mine is a bit too much of a convenient character, so it’s a no-go.

If you do extreme or other series after 0
Japan has really become poor, hasn’t it…
If you’re a thug, you should have around 500,000.

I haven’t played it since the story, so let’s play it again after a long time!
I have my pride too! Hah, you’re a man, Mine… I’ll guide you to your end!
While watching a typical last battle, I found myself thinking, “Stop it…”

Speaking of which, the Omi area is quite flashy, isn’t it?
They were also operating an amusement park on a giant container ship.

In reality, Daigo is so reliable and solid that he would never betray anyone; he can earn money to the level of supporting the Tojo Clan by himself and is capable of fighting one-on-one with Kiryu-chan, making him an unbelievably dependable executive.

Well, even if he were alive, it feels like it would just lead to a situation where, for the sake of the story, we end up reporting huge losses due to something like the Lehman Shock.

Tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of jars and paintings have been destroyed.
Ah, that’s expensive.
I feel like there’s a big shot vibe, thinking that I can earn as much as I want just by getting by like that.

Daigo was fishing with a face that looked like it was done at 8, but Mine will probably still enjoy being together with him.
If Mine were here, they wouldn’t let that happen.

While I wish Mine would stay alive, I also think it might be better if he disappeared since he might take the position of someone like Akiyama.

Though unavoidable, I can’t imagine how this will appear to Mine since Daigo is selling out his own family.

Sometimes I want to play the games from back in the day.
Objiend and so on.

If we’re alive, it seems like all the financial issues in the latter half of the series will be resolved.

Losing the backbone of the family over such a trivial incident is infuriating…

The only flaw is that if Mehera misinterprets Daigo, it’s unpredictable what might happen.

“It’s great to have reliable companions like Hijikata from the Restoration.”

If I’m alive, it seems like I could easily find a new job…

I can’t help but want a world line where everyone occasionally lives happily…
So let’s do the side story again…
Since Nishiki and Ishin have only had their appearances up to 1, there’s a dangerous person doing the killing…

When I asked to set up a company in the open world as a safety net after the dissolution, I probably prepared something really big…

It seems like they might actually put an end to the Tarahara Channel and set up a proper placement instead of a silly security company.

My feelings for Daigo are so strong that they lead to misunderstandings in interpretation.

If the thread’s picture is alive, we have to keep Kanda alive too.

Daigo did his best, but…
There are many security companies that were created through various bribes and behind-the-scenes dealings; they could easily end up burning down someday, not just on the Tarata Channel.

Just by Daigo sharing the issues after the big breakup, most of the discussions from 7 to 8 can be resolved.

At the end of 3, the team disbanded, and all named characters survived.
Maybe the best way to resolve this is to serve time in prison and then start a company…

Nakamura Shido’s voice is great, and his character is good too. Since those who I thought were dead are suddenly alive, maybe Mine can be alive as well.

Thinking about it that way, it must have been appreciated by Haji-chan and the colleagues in the organization that Mr. Hijikata from the Ishin, who had the same face, had been with them all along.

Mine is smart enough to understand that the era of the Yakuza is coming to an end.
I believe it will help facilitate a soft landing for the dissolution as much as possible.
After all, even the stylish Omi now understands that the yakuza is no longer a part of the times… that’s how it is.

Because of the trauma of being poor in my childhood, that is the one place where I might become closest to the best.

It’s great that Mine stays with us properly during the Restoration…

Basically, I’m just doing the Yakuza because I’m fundamentally in love with Daigo, and I’m not a true Yakuza or anything; I’m someone who could live normally in the outside world.

That’s nice…

I want to see a world line where Kiryuu-chan, who was reincarnated in another world, does silly things with Nishiki and marries Yumi…

Somehow, both Kiryu and Nishiki are the type who can totally get by as regular people…

I want to play Issekai Ryuga Gotoku from Ryuga Gotoku 9.

I’ve done both the Restoration and the Coming of Age, but if I were to do a side story, which era is left?
Is it the Warring States period?

The additional scenes with Nishiki and Kiryu in DC were really great, but thinking about the future makes it really painful.

If there’s a next side story, I hope the Legend generation can be happy and cozy as named mobs while leaving the conflicts to the next generation.

The thread image is still good because it clearly depicts the exit.Look at this flower shop.I’m here, Joryu!

Since it’s an RPG, and there are plenty of Dragon Quest elements in the main story, I was expecting it to come out like a Dragon Quest-like medieval fantasy spin-off.
Popular characters since 0 have been piling up, so I was thinking it’s about time for a new release with the star system… and then it’s Ishin Extreme, huh…

It feels like it would be a lie if we don’t do something like Yakuza, but there’s no sign of a spin-off being made at all, is there?

If I go to the flower shop, the sixth scenario will end…
Erase existence…

In the end, I wonder what happens with Ryuji Goda in the main story.

It’s not just about being smart, but also that as an economic yakuza, they are irreplaceable.
As long as there are Yakuza around, the Tarachannel will continue to arise, and the company will suffer damage, but it might have been able to recover.

It’s fine if the florist just retired or went out of business due to age.

I wonder if the same-age team of Ichileader and Daisuke Shinada would do something together.

I want to see Ichii and Sacchan’s wedding and other developments in the main story, so I want 9 to be 9.

I heard that a story about Ryuji Goda was also done in a social game.

I remember the land of peach blossoms from 8, but it was an unreal space like a dream…
It felt like that.

Ryuji Goda? (Fighter of the Arena)

If you were to die there, it would seem like Kiryu-chan, with his virgin murder setting, killed you, so I think you’re retired and wandering around on an American bike.

They might be making takoyaki somewhere.

I think it’s not good to have constant plot twists where someone turns out to have been alive all along.
It’s good that Hanawa is alive.

I ended up taking over the takoyaki shop, huh?

Whether his arm is a Psycho Gun or not, Ryuji seems the happiest running a takoyaki shop.

It’s unavoidable because the writer has changed.
Ryuji, as the older brother in Sayama, can also have a silly portrayal of his younger sister.
I think it’s such a waste to be laid off since I definitely secured a delicious position as Vegeta’s role.

Did Watase know the true identity of Hanawa…?

Hanawa has determined that Tommy is… dead…
Well, it’s just an amateur judgment…

There are too many situations where I think as long as this guy is alive.First, it’s huge that we can solve the financial problems of the weakening Tojo Clan.

It might be a false business, but since it’s not a business with a registered name, it doesn’t matter at all if the public finds out or what the reputation is; being able to make money like that is way too strong as a Yakuza’s hustle.

It is not difficult to imagine that if they were alive, they would have been able to arrange several paths for the former yakuza after the major dissolution.

Considering the circumstances, it’s easy for a character like Hanawa to be accepted as simply having died.

The flower shop’s surveillance network is so incredible that it seems to involve the power structure as well.
Komijuru also relied on the protection of the powerful.

It’s really a waste, isn’t it, Danijimida Ryuji?

Both Kawara and Won-To were too important to be dealt with all at once in that situation.

Because I like him, I wish you would just leave him alone.

Mysteriously popular among women, Mine.
I wonder if intelligent yakuza are really popular with women?

The popularity of Hanawa was unexpected, and since it was confirmed to be popular in 9, I’ll forgive it even if it quietly lives on…
If you want, you can join us…

If he were alive, I would probably get a quick call from Daigo about the big disbandment consultation, and if he told me to help take care of ordinary jobs, he would probably create two or three companies and take care of it normally.
Additionally, since it would be scary if they get angry, the rebellious elements might compromise, thinking “Well, if I can earn a living…”

It’s a series where just being popular doesn’t necessarily mean you have lived.
Rather, the guy who didn’t really matter is alive and becomes a somewhat nice character.
It’s something we tend to forget, but it’s also a flower wreath.

If the premise is that he survived after 3, then his loyalty to Daigo would probably be in a healthier form.

I thought they were teasing a revival of Ryuuji Gouda as a protagonist since they were really pushing the idea in the 7 spin-off.
A martial artist younger than Kiryu-chan who carries a dragon on his back is just perfect for an action-packed setting.

Mr. Shinada’s scenario was interesting, but…
I thought a little that this person doesn’t really need to go to the final battle of 5…

The taxi driver confirmed the life and death of Hanawa, and when the Oudoji task force arrived, he was still barely alive, giving a chance for something to be done.
It seems like they’re much more alive than if they had jumped off or been shot in the head.

It wouldn’t be surprising that Mine is popular among women.
It feels like a mix of attributes that might be popular.

I think Richardson’s survival is quite reckless!
Even though they were technically an enemy, I’m just glad they’re alive! But they’re not really a character that has a strong presence or attachment.

What revived Richardson might have been a reconnaissance balloon indicating that we should revive Mine as well.

It’s truly impossible to laugh at the fact that Lau, who was shot through the head, is actually alive.

If the character wasn’t a major turning point, I think it’s fine to say they actually survived.
Li is quite in a tight spot!

Extremely capable but has some risky aspects.
If this guy had lived past chapter 4, the story would have definitely changed significantly.
Isn’t Nishiyama’s impact greater than being alive?

I feel that the sense of impermanence, where someone who was so deeply involved suddenly dies like garbage, enhances the appeal of the work.

The Tojo Clan legends (nearing their sixties) immediately start fighting as soon as they gather with four people in the distant, far northern lands…

If Lauka Ron is alive.
The original Han Jung-gi, who died the same way, also has a chance.