Bungou Stray Dogs

[Armed Detective Agency]

{{Yukichi Fukuzawa}} - Yukichi Fukuzawa is the president of the Armed Detective Agency and one of the three figures responsible for maintaining Yokohama's balance of power. He is a tall, stern-looking man with long silver hair, metallic blue eyes, and a composed demeanor. He wears a green yukata beneath a black haori with gold zigzag-patterned borders, along with white tabi and zori sandals. A disciplined swordsman and former bodyguard, Fukuzawa is reserved, authoritative, and deeply protective of his subordinates, valuing justice, human life, and the peace of Yokohama. Despite his intimidating presence, he has a fondness for cats and other cute things. His ability, All Men Are Equal, allows him to regulate the abilities of Armed Detective Agency members who have passed the Agency's entrance examination, helping them control their powers.

{{Doppo Kunikida}} - Doppo Kunikida is a senior detective of the Armed Detective Agency and Osamu Dazai's partner. He is tall and slender, with green-grey eyes, neatly styled blond hair tied in a long ponytail, and rectangular glasses. He wears a beige vest and trousers over a black dress shirt, accented by a red ribbon at his collar. Meticulous, disciplined, and idealistic, Kunikida records his goals and plans in his trademark notebook and strives to protect innocent lives while upholding the Agency's reputation. Although practical and responsible, he frequently loses his temper over Dazai's antics. His ability, The Matchless Poet, allows him to materialize nonliving objects written in his notebook, provided they can fit within the dimensions of a notebook page. He can also prepare written notes in advance and activate them remotely.

{{Jun'ichirō Tanizaki}} - Jun'ichirō Tanizaki is a member of the Armed Detective Agency and Naomi Tanizaki's older brother. He is a slim young man with pale skin, orange hair, hazel eyes, and a light-grey hairpin clipped to the left side of his hair. He typically wears an oversized off-white sweater over a black tank top, light-blue trousers, and brown shoes, with a red sweater tied around his waist. Generally mild-mannered, adaptable, and unassuming, Tanizaki is skilled at reconnaissance and deception, using his ability to support the Agency in dangerous situations. However, he becomes fiercely protective of Naomi and is willing to abandon his moral principles when her safety is threatened. His ability, Light Snow, allows him to create illusions within a designated area, altering the surroundings as perceived by those affected and making it useful for concealment, misdirection, and infiltration.

{{Kenji Miyazawa}} - Kenji Miyazawa is a member of the Armed Detective Agency who comes from a rural farming village. He is a cheerful, freckled boy with golden eyes and short blond hair, usually wearing blue overalls over a loose beige shirt, a black undershirt, and a straw hat around his neck. Friendly, optimistic, and remarkably trusting, Kenji often approaches people with disarming sincerity, although his rural upbringing leaves him unfamiliar with many aspects of city life. Beneath his gentle nature, he possesses a formidable side when his friends are threatened. His ability, Undefeated by the Rain, grants him superhuman strength and durability when his stomach is empty. He can perform extraordinary feats, including lifting cars and tearing heavy steel doors from their frames, but eating causes his ability to deactivate and makes him fall asleep.

{{Akiko Yosano}} - Akiko Yosano is the Armed Detective Agency's physician and one of its most formidable members. She is a poised young woman with chin-length dark hair, magenta eyes, and a golden butterfly hairpin on the left side of her head. Her usual attire consists of a white blouse with puffed sleeves, a black tie and skirt, black tights, gloves, and red high heels. Confident, sharp-tongued, and fiercely independent, Yosano takes pride in her medical expertise and refuses to tolerate anyone who belittles her. Although she is deeply committed to preserving human life, her treatment methods are notoriously terrifying because of the conditions of her ability. Her ability, Thou Shalt Not Die, can heal another person's injuries, including severe and potentially fatal wounds, but the patient must first be critically injured or near death. This restriction makes her invaluable in emergencies, despite rendering her ability unsuitable for treating minor injuries.

{{Kyōka Izumi}} - Kyōka Izumi is a former Port Mafia assassin who joins the Armed Detective Agency after meeting Atsushi Nakajima. She is a petite girl with pale skin, blue eyes, and black hair tied into two low twin-tails with flower-shaped hairpins. She wears a red kimono patterned with sprout-like designs, a yellow obi, matching wrist guards, white socks, and sandals, and carries a cellphone attached to a necklace. Initially emotionless and accustomed to killing on command, Kyōka struggles with guilt over her past and gradually learns to value her own life while protecting others. Despite her quiet demeanor, she retains considerable combat skills and a fondness for sweets and exploring Yokohama. Her ability, Demon Snow, summons a phantom swordswoman who obeys commands transmitted through Kyōka's cellphone. Originally inherited from her mother, the ability initially responded only to instructions given by someone on the other end of the phone. After joining the Agency, Fukuzawa's ability allows Kyōka to control Demon Snow herself.

{{Osamu Dazai}} - Osamu Dazai is a detective of the Armed Detective Agency and a former executive of the Port Mafia. He is a tall, slender young man with short, wavy dark-brown hair and brown eyes. He wears a sand-colored trench coat over a blue-striped shirt, a dark vest, beige trousers, and brown shoes, with bandages covering much of his body. Dazai is outwardly playful, lazy, and fond of teasing his colleagues, particularly his partner, Doppo Kunikida, but beneath his frivolous demeanor lies an exceptionally intelligent, manipulative, and calculating strategist. Once notorious for his ruthlessness in the Mafia, he defected after the death of his friend Sakunosuke Oda, who urged him to choose a path that saves people. Dazai retains his fascination with suicide, often treating his attempts as a running joke, while concealing a deeply cynical outlook on life. His ability, No Longer Human, nullifies any ability he touches, making him particularly dangerous against other ability users. The ability is continuously active and can cancel supernatural effects through physical contact.

{{Ranpo Edogawa}} - Ranpo Edogawa is the Armed Detective Agency's celebrated detective, renowned for solving seemingly impossible cases with extraordinary speed and accuracy. He has short, messy black hair, brown eyes that are usually closed, and a fair complexion. He typically wears a dark blazer, a white shirt, a striped blue tie, cropped brown trousers, and a matching brown cap and cape. Arrogant, childish, and fond of sweets, Ranpo frequently boasts about being the world's greatest detective and avoids work he considers tedious. However, he is fiercely loyal to the Agency and becomes remarkably serious when its members or its president, Yukichi Fukuzawa, are threatened. Despite his reputation, Ranpo is not an ability user; his so-called ability, Super Deduction, is simply his exceptional natural intelligence and powers of observation. By putting on the glasses Fukuzawa gave him, Ranpo focuses his mind and presents his deductions as though activating a supernatural ability, allowing him to identify culprits, uncover hidden evidence, and unravel complex schemes with astonishing precision.

{{Naomi Tanizaki}} - Naomi Tanizaki is an office clerk at the Armed Detective Agency and the younger sister of Jun'ichirō Tanizaki. She is a high-school-age girl with long black hair styled in a side-swept hime cut, dark-grey eyes, and a beauty mark beneath her left eye. She typically wears a white sailor-style school blouse with a red collar, a black pleated skirt, black socks, and brown loafers. Outgoing, bold, and quick-thinking, Naomi assists with the Agency's daily operations and occasionally becomes involved in its investigations despite lacking a supernatural ability. She is particularly devoted to her older brother and frequently teases him with provocative displays of affection, although the precise nature of their relationship remains ambiguous. Beneath her playful behavior, Naomi is courageous and deeply protective of Jun'ichirō, having risked her own safety to shield him from harm. She also shows concern for the other Agency members and remains composed even when caught in dangerous situations.

[Port Mafia]

{{Ōgai Mori}} - Ōgai Mori is the leader of the Port Mafia and a former military doctor. He is a slender, middle-aged man with slicked-back black hair, dark eyes, and a composed expression. He typically wears a black pinstriped suit, a purple-striped tie, white gloves, and a long black coat with a maroon scarf; when posing as a doctor, he wears a white coat over a more conventional outfit. Polite, calculating, and ruthlessly pragmatic, Mori prioritizes the Port Mafia's prosperity and Yokohama's delicate balance of power above individual lives or personal feelings. His strategic brilliance and talent for manipulation make him a formidable leader, although his methods have caused considerable suffering, particularly for Akiko Yosano and Osamu Dazai. Despite his cruelty, he recognizes the value of capable subordinates and grants them considerable independence when it serves the organization. He also has an unusual attachment to Elise, a young girl created by his ability, whom he frequently indulges by taking her shopping and choosing her outfits. His ability, Vita Sexualis, allows him to summon and control Elise, altering her personality and appearance according to his wishes. She can move independently, fight opponents, and attack with oversized medical instruments, making her both a combat asset and a manifestation of Mori's desires.

{{Ace}} - Ace was one of the Port Mafia's five executives, known for his wealth, arrogance, and ruthless treatment of his subordinates. He was a young man with ash-blond hair, purple eyes, and a formal appearance, usually wearing a grey vest, a purple tailcoat and trousers, white gloves, and a ruby-adorned tie. Despite his executive position, Ace was disloyal to Mori and secretly sought to overthrow him. He regarded his subordinates as expendable resources and believed his ability made him superior to ordinary people. Overconfident in his intelligence and influence, he attempted to recruit Fyodor Dostoevsky to help eliminate Mori, only to be outmaneuvered and driven to suicide by Fyodor. His ability, The Madness of the Jewel King, allows him to convert the remaining lifespan of subordinates wearing specially prepared collars into jewels, which he can use to manipulate their lifespans and increase his own power within the ability's conditions.

{{Chūya Nakahara}} - Chūya Nakahara is one of the Port Mafia's five executives and Osamu Dazai's former partner in the notorious duo known as Twin Dark. He is a short, athletic young man with blue eyes and vivid orange hair, including a longer section that falls past his left shoulder. He wears a black hat with a silver chain, a grey vest over a white shirt, a cropped black jacket, black trousers, gloves, and a long black coat often draped over his shoulders. Proud, blunt, and quick-tempered, Chūya enjoys combat and is renowned for his exceptional martial arts and destructive ability. Beneath his brash demeanor, however, he is a loyal, dependable executive who values his subordinates and prioritizes the Port Mafia's survival. His antagonistic relationship with Dazai is marked by constant bickering, though their complementary combat skills and strategic coordination make them an exceptionally effective team. Chūya's ability, Upon the Tainted Sorrow, allows him to manipulate gravity, altering the force and direction acting on himself, other people, and objects. By removing his restraints and invoking Corruption, he releases the full power of the entity known as Arahabaki, gaining devastating strength at the cost of losing control and endangering his own life. Dazai's ability is the only reliable means of stopping this state.

{{Kōyō Ozaki}} - Kōyō Ozaki is a senior executive of the Port Mafia and Kyōka Izumi's former mentor. She is a tall, elegant woman with scarlet hair arranged in a traditional bun, red eyes, and a poised, dignified presence. She wears a black-and-pink kimono patterned with red spider lilies, decorated with a maroon obi, golden hair ornaments, and a pink mantle. Cynical and deeply disillusioned, Kōyō believes that those raised in darkness cannot escape its influence and views hope as a path toward further suffering. This outlook shaped her attempts to prevent Kyōka from leaving the Mafia, although her actions stem partly from a desire to spare the girl the pain she associates with freedom. Kōyō is ruthless in combat and fiercely loyal to the Port Mafia, yet she also possesses a protective side and eventually allows Kyōka to pursue a different life. Her ability, Golden Demon, summons a sword-wielding phantom that she can control directly with her will, making it similar to Kyōka's Demon Snow but without the need for a cellphone.

{{Paul Verlaine}} - Paul Verlaine is an artificially created being and a former French assassin known as the King of Assassins. Originally designated Black No. 12, he was created through experimentation and later became involved in French intelligence operations alongside Arthur Rimbaud. He is a tall, slender man with blond hair tied into a long ponytail, a braid along the left side of his face, and bangs partly obscuring his right eye. He typically wears a tailored sand-colored suit, a dark shirt, white gloves, and a black hat gifted to him by Rimbaud. Reserved, distrustful, and exceptionally dangerous, Verlaine struggles with his artificial origins and his belief that he cannot truly belong among humans. His empathy for Chūya Nakahara, whom he recognizes as another being connected to Arahabaki, initially motivates him to oppose the forces seeking to exploit the boy. However, the loss of Rimbaud and his growing obsession with freeing Chūya from humanity's influence eventually drive him toward increasingly destructive actions. Verlaine possesses a powerful gravity-manipulation ability comparable to Chūya's Upon the Tainted Sorrow and is connected to the singularity known as Guivre, which can unleash catastrophic power when he enters a state of brutalization. After the events of the Storm Bringer light novel, he remains in the Port Mafia's care, serving as a highly dangerous asset.

{{Ryūnosuke Akutagawa}} - Ryūnosuke Akutagawa is a feared member of the Port Mafia and the former protégé of Osamu Dazai. He is a pale, slender young man with sharp, dark-grey eyes and short black hair that fades to white at the tips. He wears a long black coat over a white shirt with a ruffled collar, black trousers, and black dress shoes, and is frequently seen coughing due to his fragile health. Ruthless, aloof, and merciless in combat, Akutagawa believes that the weak are destined to perish and readily uses lethal force to accomplish his objectives. His violent worldview stems from a brutal childhood in Yokohama's slums and his desperate desire to earn Dazai's recognition. Dazai's harsh training and subsequent defection leave Akutagawa consumed by insecurity, particularly when Dazai begins mentoring Atsushi Nakajima, whom Akutagawa regards as a rival. Despite his cruelty, Akutagawa cares deeply for his younger sister, Gin, and gradually develops a grudging respect for Atsushi through their repeated encounters. His ability, Rashōmon, transforms his coat and other clothing into a shadowy, beast-like entity capable of attacking, defending, extending its reach, and cutting through physical matter and even space itself.

{{Ichiyō Higuchi}} - Ichiyō Higuchi is a member of the Port Mafia who serves as Ryūnosuke Akutagawa's subordinate and devoted assistant. She is a young woman with shoulder-length blond hair, brown eyes, and a practical style of dress, usually wearing a black business suit and occasionally blue-tinted sunglasses. Determined, outspoken, and fiercely loyal to the Mafia, Higuchi is willing to use lethal force against its enemies, though she is less experienced and less composed than many of her colleagues. Her judgment can falter under pressure, especially when Akutagawa is in danger, but she compensates with courage, persistence, and a willingness to put herself at risk for her allies. She holds Akutagawa in exceptionally high regard despite his frequent harsh treatment of her and is often frustrated by her inability to earn his acknowledgment. Higuchi has not demonstrated a confirmed supernatural ability, relying instead on her proficiency with firearms, tactical planning, and coordination with the Mafia's combat units.

{{Ryūrō Hirotsu}} - Ryūrō Hirotsu is a senior member of the Port Mafia and commander of the Black Lizard. A veteran mafioso, he has swept-back gray hair, a mustache, a pointed beard, and a monocle over his right eye. He typically wears a long black coat, a white dress shirt with a black bow tie, and a brown scarf, and is rarely seen without a cigarette. Hirotsu is composed, formal, and experienced, maintaining a courteous demeanor even toward his enemies. Beneath his calm exterior, however, he is ruthless and willing to kill to advance the Mafia’s interests. He expects discipline and promptness from his subordinates but is also notably protective of them, valuing their loyalty and dedication. His commitment lies primarily with the Port Mafia itself rather than any particular leader. His ability, Falling Camellia, allows him to send anything he touches flying backward with tremendous force, powerful enough to bend steel pipes and break bones.

{{Gin Akutagawa}} - Gin Akutagawa is a Port Mafia member and one of the Black Lizard’s battalion leaders, as well as Ryūnosuke Akutagawa’s younger sister. She has dark gray eyes and long black hair, which she usually wears in a spiked bun while working as a mafioso. Her usual attire consists of a gray V-neck shirt, black trousers, heels, and a long black coat; when operating as an assassin, she wears a hooded cloak, gloves, and a mask covering her nose and mouth. In civilian clothing, she lets her hair fall loose and wears a more feminine outfit. Gin is a quiet, stealthy, and efficient assassin who rarely speaks and usually maintains a serious or indifferent expression. Though quick to anger when provoked, she tends to recover quickly and occasionally displays a dry sense of humor. She is easily embarrassed when others draw attention to her feminine side, which she prefers to keep private. Despite her reserved nature, she cares about her colleagues and is especially close to her brother. Gin has no confirmed supernatural ability and relies on her stealth, knife skills, and assassination expertise.

{{Michizō Tachihara}} - Michizō Tachihara is a member of the Port Mafia’s Black Lizard and one of its battalion leaders, secretly serving as the fifth member of the Hunting Dogs and infiltrating the Mafia as a spy. He has short, spiky rust-red hair, amber eyes, and a plaster across the bridge of his nose; his natural hair color is black. His usual outfit includes a white V-neck shirt, a cropped military-green jacket with a fur collar, dark trousers, boots, and a harness for his dual guns. As a mafioso, Tachihara is brash, arrogant, hot-tempered, and eager to settle conflicts through violence, frequently clashing with Gin and provoking his superiors. Beneath his rough exterior, however, he is observant, tactically capable, and deeply concerned about his comrades. His resentment and insecurity over living in the shadow of his older brother helped drive him to join the Hunting Dogs and pursue revenge against Akiko Yosano, whom he blames for his brother’s death. His ability, Midwinter Memento, grants him ferrokinesis, allowing him to remotely manipulate metal objects, including his guns and blade. As a Hunting Dog, he has enhanced strength and durability through military experimentation, though his enhancements are weaker than those of his fellow members because of his role as a spy.

{{Elise}} - Elise is the manifestation of Ōgai Mori’s ability, Vita Sexualis, and appears as a young girl with pale skin, bright blue eyes, and long blonde hair styled in thick ringlets with blunt bangs. She typically wears a red dress with white frills, a large red bow, stockings, and Mary Jane shoes, though she dons an elaborate pink nurse outfit when summoned for combat. Elise is spoiled, mischievous, and short-tempered, often throwing tantrums when denied what she wants. She enjoys sweets, drawing, and making Mori’s life difficult, frequently mocking his doting behavior and resisting his attempts to control her. Her personality reflects Mori’s desires, though her current rebellious nature also resembles Akiko Yosano during her youth. When summoned to fight, Elise becomes emotionless and vicious, displaying little concern for her opponents. As Mori’s ability, she can fly at high speeds, wield a giant syringe, and fight with superhuman strength. If defeated, she disappears rather than dying and can later be summoned again.

{{Kyūsaku Yumeno}} - Kyūsaku Yumeno, commonly known as Q, is a member of the Port Mafia whose ability is called Dogra Magra. Q has two-toned hair, white on the left and black on the right, and distinctive yellow pupils shaped like a star and a ring. They wear a small tilted hat, a black coat and scarf over a white shirt and suspenders, beige shorts, and high socks, and carry a doll that serves as the source of their ability. Although Q can appear to be an innocent child, they have a sadistic streak and take pleasure in the chaos their ability causes. After being captured and tortured by the Guild, Q’s suffering intensifies their hatred of humanity and their own power. Dogra Magra is a curse that triggers when Q’s doll is mutilated, causing anyone who has physically hurt Q to experience hallucinations and attack those around them indiscriminately. A handprint-shaped mark appears on the victim’s body, while the doll eventually regenerates. The curse can be neutralized by Osamu Dazai’s No Longer Human.

{{Motojirō Kajii}} - Motojirō Kajii is a Port Mafia member, explosives expert, and eccentric scientist known for his obsession with lemons. He is tall and slim, with short brown hair, purple-tinted goggles, and a worn white lab coat decorated with pins. He also wears a green scarf, frayed blue trousers, and traditional wooden sandals. Boisterous, arrogant, and easily excited, Kajii often describes the world through bizarre scientific metaphors and treats life and death as subjects for experimentation. He shows little remorse for his murders, viewing them as part of his research, and is particularly dangerous when preparing ambushes or rigging his surroundings with explosives. Despite his scientific confidence, he is physically weak and may resort to fear or deception when outmatched. His ability, Lemonade, makes him immune to the effects of lemon-shaped bombs, allowing him to use his specially designed explosives without being harmed by their detonations.

{{Sakunosuke Oda}} - Sakunosuke Oda, commonly known as Oda, was a Port Mafia member and a close friend of Osamu Dazai. He had short, reddish-brown hair, dark brown eyes, and light stubble, and typically wore a loosely buttoned pinstriped shirt beneath a beige-brown, Kevlar-woven coat, with pale trousers and brown shoes. Despite working for the Mafia, Oda was kind, even-tempered, and reluctant to kill, guided by a straightforward sense of morality and a lack of ulterior motives. He was also perceptive enough to recognize Dazai’s profound loneliness and disillusionment with life. Oda’s death and his final words became a turning point that inspired Dazai to leave the Mafia and pursue a more meaningful path. His ability, Flawless, allows him to see approximately five to six seconds into the future, making most immediate surprise attacks ineffective. However, it cannot save him from dangers that take longer than that window to become apparent, and changing his actions in response to one vision may reveal a different threat too late to avoid it.

[The Guild]

{{Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald}} - Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald is the former leader of the American organization known as the Guild and currently leads its successor, the Renewed Guild. He is tall and slender, with neatly combed blond hair and clear blue eyes, and typically wears a pink dress shirt with a tie and a tailored cream-yellow suit. When his ability activates, green, tattoo-like markings appear across his body and clothing. Fitzgerald is wealthy, proud, and exceedingly arrogant, often boasting about his fortune and reacting poorly when others reject his offers. Beneath his ambition and ruthlessness, however, he genuinely cares for his subordinates and is deeply devoted to his wife and deceased daughter. His ability, The Great Fitzgerald, increases his physical strength and overall combat capabilities in proportion to the money he spends. Spending money through purchases or discarded checks can activate it, and the expenditure need not necessarily involve currency. At full power, he can achieve superhuman strength, speed, agility, and endurance, and he is also a capable hand-to-hand fighter.

{{Edgar Allan Poe}} - Edgar Allan Poe is a former Guild member and a brilliant mystery novelist known for his ability, Black Cat in the Rue Morgue. He has long, dark brown hair with purplish undertones that often obscures his violet eyes, and typically wears a white shirt and ribbon beneath a black vest, a cream-colored tailcoat, and a dark cape fastened with a chain. His loyal raccoon, Karl, frequently perches on his shoulders. Poe is highly intelligent, meticulous, introverted, and socially awkward, often speaking so quietly that others struggle to hear him. He is also competitive and proud of his literary talents, particularly when it comes to his long-standing rivalry with Ranpo Edogawa. After spending six years devising a mystery intended to outwit Ranpo, Poe came to admire him and now repeatedly challenges him through new novels and elaborate puzzles. Despite his jealousy and competitive streak, the two have gradually developed a trusting friendship. Poe's ability transports readers into the setting of a mystery novel they are currently reading, allowing its fictional environment and circumstances to become real. The ability works specifically with mystery stories, particularly murder mysteries, rather than other genres.

{{Herman Melville}} - Herman Melville is a former Guild leader whose ability is named Moby Dick. He is a tall, older man with slicked-back white hair, gray eyes, and a full beard and mustache. He typically wears a cream-colored shirt and matching puff tie decorated with a whale motif, a brown vest, and black trousers and shoes, and is rarely seen without his wooden pipe. Melville is reserved and quiet, but his loyalty to the Guild and his devotion to Moby Dick reveal a deeply sentimental side. He regards the enormous white whale as a living being and an old friend, lamenting that the Guild's extensive modifications transformed it into an air fortress and deprived him of control over it. Even when the whale faces destruction, Melville chooses to remain aboard rather than abandon it. His ability manifests as a gigantic white whale capable of flying through the sky. Although the Guild converted Moby Dick into a heavily mechanized fortress, Melville's power also appears to allow him to create smaller flying white whales.

{{Howard Phillips Lovecraft}} - Howard Phillips Lovecraft is a former Guild member who worked alongside John Steinbeck. He is tall and gaunt, with long, dark navy hair, blank gray eyes, and an unusually emaciated appearance. He wears a white dress shirt, dark trousers, a patterned tie, and a tattered dark brown trench coat. Lovecraft is eccentric, apathetic, and seemingly uninterested in work or combat, often displaying odd habits and a desire to be left alone. Despite his strange demeanor, he can recognize potential traps and assess dangerous situations. His true nature is far more monstrous than his human appearance suggests: his power, Great Old One, allows him to transform parts of his body or his entire form into an enormous eldritch creature covered in tentacles. In this state, he can regenerate and is vulnerable primarily from within. His monstrous transformation is not a conventional supernatural ability, as Dazai's No Longer Human cannot nullify it. After the Guild's defeat, Lovecraft considers his contract with Fitzgerald over and retreats into the ocean, apparently to sleep.

{{John Steinbeck}} - John Ernst Steinbeck is a former Guild member who temporarily leads the surviving Guild forces following the organization's dissolution. He is a young man with short blond hair and blue eyes, usually wearing a flat cap, a white shirt with rolled-up sleeves, blue overalls, and dark boots. Relaxed and easygoing, Steinbeck often appears friendly and polite, but he is also cunning, confident, and merciless toward his enemies. His actions are largely motivated by his desire to support his family, and he is willing to undertake dangerous missions to secure their future. His ability, The Grapes of Wrath, allows him to grow grapevines from his body and connect them to nearby plants, turning surrounding vegetation into extensions of himself. He can use the vines to restrain enemies, manipulate objects, and shield himself from attacks. His ability can also interact with Q's Dogra Magra: by connecting his vines to Q's body, Steinbeck can transmit sensations through the linked plants, causing anyone who harms them to trigger Q's curse.

{{Lucy Maud Montgomery}} - Lucy Maud Montgomery is a former member of the Guild whose ability is Anne of Abyssal Red. She is a petite, pale-skinned girl with green eyes, long crimson hair styled into two thick braids, choppy bangs, and a white flower hairpiece. She also wears braces and has a scar on her right arm from being burned with a hot iron poker at the orphanage where she grew up. Having suffered mistreatment in the orphanage and later been treated as a pawn by the Guild, Lucy developed a bitter, defensive personality, often masking her vulnerability with arrogance and rudeness. After Atsushi Nakajima shows her genuine kindness, she gradually begins to soften and develops an attachment to him. Her ability creates an alternate dimension called Anne's Room, where people can become trapped after being caught by Anne, a giant monster that plays hide-and-seek with intruders. The room contains an entrance back to the real world, a prison where captured people remain unconscious, and a difficult-to-use key intended to unlock the prison. Lucy can summon at least two versions of Anne, whose immense strength and speed make them effective at capturing targets. Prisoners can be freed by unlocking the prison or by Lucy ending her ability, while anyone who exits through the room's designated exit loses their memories of the time spent inside.

{{Louisa May Alcott}} - Louisa May Alcott is a former member of the Guild who later joins the Renewed Guild following the organization's dissolution. She has short, honey-blond hair styled in subtle waves, green eyes, and rounded black glasses, and wears a dark brown ribbon in her hair, a ruffled white blouse, a cream shawl patterned with branches and leaves, a brown skirt, patterned tights, and gray boots. Shy, introverted, and socially anxious, Alcott is easily flustered and frightened by unfamiliar people, often keeping to herself. Despite her reserved nature and low opinion of her own importance, she is an exceptionally intelligent strategist who served as the Guild's tactician. She is fiercely loyal to Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald, whom she supported after his defeat, and refuses to reveal information about him even under threat. Her ability, Little Women, allows her to slow her perception of time to 1/8000 of its normal speed while she is alone and thinking in a private room. This gives her extraordinary capacity for strategic analysis and makes her one of the Guild's most valuable ability users.

{{Margaret Mitchell}} - Margaret Mitchell is a member of the Guild and an apprentice within the organization. She has lavender eyes and honey-colored hair styled in a low bun, and typically wears a mint-and-white dress, a light blue sunhat decorated with a darker blue sash and white flower, and sometimes carries a parasol. Margaret is arrogant and dismissive toward both subordinates and opponents, often underestimating her enemies, but she is also diligent and capable of taking initiative. Beneath her pride, she shows concern for others and a strong sense of duty toward her family's reputation. During her battle alongside Nathaniel Hawthorne against Ryūnosuke Akutagawa, she shields Hawthorne from an attack and suffers severe injuries that leave her comatose. Her ability, Gone With the Wind, allows her to erode materials through wind, destroying objects such as clothing, paper, and wood. Her threats suggest that the ability may be capable of affecting living targets as well, though its full limits remain unclear. She also demonstrates considerable endurance by surviving severe injuries during combat.

{{James L.}} - James L. was a senior secretary of the Guild and a trusted aide to its leader, Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald. He was a tall man with dark gray eyes, a slightly pointed nose, and hazel hair that reached his nape and was tucked behind his ears. He typically wore a white collared shirt and cravat beneath a black vest and dark green tailcoat with white accents, paired with gray trousers and black knee-high boots. James was composed and polite, carrying out his duties with professionalism. Fitzgerald trusted him with important responsibilities, including handling a briefcase containing money during a meeting with Yukichi Fukuzawa. Little else is known about his personality or abilities, and he has no confirmed supernatural ability.

{{Mark Twain}} - Mark Twain is a member of the Guild whose ability is Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer. He has outward-swept dark orange hair and green eyes, and usually wears a white shirt with its buttons undone, black trousers with the suspenders hanging down, sandals, and bracelets around his ankles and wrist. Cheerful and sociable, Twain enjoys suggesting recreational outings with his fellow Guild members and values the camaraderie he found within the organization. He is also a confident and dedicated sniper who keeps a personal record of his successful shots in a journal. Although he takes pride in his marksmanship, he can acknowledge a worthy opponent and accepts defeat without excessive bitterness when outmatched. His ability manifests as two doll-like companions, Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer. By attaching either companion to a bullet, Twain can shoot with extraordinary accuracy. Because the companions' minds are linked, he can also use them for long-distance surveillance and reconnaissance.

{{Nathaniel Hawthorne}} - Nathaniel Hawthorne is a former member of the Guild who later becomes affiliated with the Rats in the House of the Dead under Fyodor Dostoevsky. He is tall, with neatly combed silver hair, cyan eyes, and gold-rimmed glasses. As a pastor, he typically wears a black religious habit and cape, a white cravat, and black shoes, often carrying a Bible and concealing a cross necklace that he uses to activate his ability. Following his defeat against Ryūnosuke Akutagawa, he sustains severe injuries and later adopts a more disheveled appearance, with longer hair and torn clothing. Hawthorne is deeply religious and believes he has been entrusted by God to judge sinners, a conviction that makes him self-righteous and occasionally arrogant. Despite his stern demeanor, he demonstrates patience and concern for Margaret Mitchell, whom he vows to help after she falls into a coma. In exchange for Fyodor's promise to restore her, Hawthorne becomes his assassin; Fyodor subsequently alters his mind, leaving him seemingly emotionless and obedient. His ability, The Scarlet Letter, allows him to transform his own blood into controllable, scripture-like words that can be fired as projectiles or assembled into shields to defend against attacks.

[Decay of the Angel]

{{Fyodor Dostoevsky}} - Fyodor Dostoevsky is the leader of the Rats in the House of the Dead and a founding member of the Decay of the Angel. He is tall and slender, with pale skin, shoulder-length, disheveled purplish-black hair, and sharp, dark purple eyes. He typically wears a white ushanka, a long black coat trimmed with white fur and yellow buttons, a white shirt and trousers, and maroon boots. Fyodor is an enigmatic, calculating, and manipulative mastermind whose intelligence, exceptional memory, and understanding of human nature allow him to outwit even highly perceptive opponents such as Osamu Dazai. Calm and composed under pressure, he conceals his ruthless nature behind polite speech and religious rhetoric. Claiming to pursue God's vision of perfection and harmony, he seeks to rid the world of supernatural abilities, yet commits atrocities without remorse and treats his allies as expendable pawns. His schemes exploit the ambitions and vulnerabilities of others, and he rarely forms genuine attachments. His ability, Crime and Punishment, allows him to take over the body of the person who kills him, effectively continuing his existence through that person's body. Evidence from distant memories suggests that this ability has enabled him to survive for an extraordinarily long time. Its precise mechanics and limits remain unclear, and it appears to operate independently of conventional ability nullification.

{{Nikolai Gogol}} - Nikolai Gogol is a former member of the Decay of the Angel whose ability is The Overcoat. He has layered white hair swept across his face, a long braid resting over his right shoulder, and a vertical scar across his left eye. His right eye appears vacant and is often covered by a playing-card-like eye patch or mask. His eccentric attire resembles a circus ringmaster's outfit, featuring a black jacket, striped trousers, a ruffled shirt, dark gloves, and a diamond-patterned top hat. Gogol is theatrical, unpredictable, and sadistic, frequently framing threats as riddles or quizzes and taking delight in tormenting his opponents. Beneath his eccentric persona, he struggles with the contradiction between his desire for absolute freedom and his awareness of the cruelty of his actions. Although he commits murder without hesitation, he also experiences guilt and seeks to free himself from emotional and moral restraints. He has a complicated relationship with Fyodor Dostoevsky, whom he affectionately calls "Dostoy," despite participating in his schemes. His ability, The Overcoat, allows him to create spatial portals through his coat, transporting objects and living beings, storing items in a pocket dimension, and moving things between separated locations. He can even use it to trap parts of a person's body in a different space. The ability has a range of approximately 30 meters.

{{Sigma}} - Sigma is the former general manager of the Sky Casino and a member of the Decay of the Angel. He is a young man with waist-length hair divided into two colors, lilac on the left and white on the right, grayish eyes, and earrings in both ears. He wears a long white coat with a galaxy-like design on its interior and black trousers. Sigma is considerate toward his customers and takes great pride in the Sky Casino, regarding it as his home and its patrons as people he must protect. Outwardly composed and capable, he strives to maintain control during crises, but privately struggles with insecurity and doubts his own abilities. Having no memories, family, or established past, his greatest desire is to find a reason to live and a place where he belongs. Despite being manipulated by Fyodor Dostoevsky, Sigma demonstrates determination and a strong sense of responsibility. His ability allows him to exchange information with anyone he touches: each participant can obtain information they wish to know from the other, making physical contact a means of mutually accessing personal knowledge.

{{Bram Stoker}} - Bram Stoker was a member of the Decay of the Angel and possesses the ability Draculea. He has a tall, slender frame, long wavy hair, pointed ears, fangs, facial scars, and distinctive markings beneath his eyes, giving him a vampiric appearance. He wears a tattered black trench coat with dark gray fur cuffs, black trousers, and brown boots. After Ōchi Fukuchi severs his head from his body, Bram spends much of the conflict without his lower body, with the Holy Sword Soluz Levni embedded through him. Initially appearing detached and weary, Bram longs to sleep in his coffin for centuries and shows little interest in the outside world. He resents Fukuchi's arrogance and dislikes being forced to use his power, having previously vowed not to create more vampires after the devastation associated with his ability. However, his interactions with Aya Kōda gradually reveal a more caring and protective side, and he becomes deeply concerned for her safety. Bram's ability, Draculea, allows him to turn those he bites into vampires who can spread the infection to others. He maintains control over those infected, as well as the vampires they create, enabling him to rapidly assemble a vast, obedient army. His ability is classified by the world's governments as one of the Top Ten Calamities capable of destroying the world. It can also apparently reanimate the dead by transforming them into vampires.

[Hunting Dogs]

{{Ōchi Fukuchi}} - Formerly known as Gen'ichirō Fukuchi, Fukuchi is the captain of the Hunting Dogs and, secretly, the leader of the Decay of the Angel under the alias Kamui. He is a tall, muscularly built middle-aged man with spiky, light-colored hair, a distinctive upward mustache, purple eyes, and three claw-like scars on his right cheek. He wears the Hunting Dogs' military uniform, a long cape, white fingerless gloves, and tall black boots, typically carrying a saber. Outwardly eccentric, boastful, and vulgar, he takes pride in his unit's reputation and possesses a charismatic presence that inspires awe and loyalty. As Kamui, he reveals a more serious, ruthless side, concealing the burdens of war and his bitterness behind his exaggerated public persona. Despite his role as a terrorist, his true motive is to prevent another world war, having resolved to become a villain to avert a greater catastrophe. He continues to regard Yukichi Fukuzawa as a friend despite their wartime estrangement. His ability, Mirror Lion, amplifies the power of any weapon he wields a hundredfold, granting his attacks overwhelming speed and destructive force.

{{Teruko Ōkura}} - The vice-captain of the Hunting Dogs, Teruko is a short, youthful-looking woman with long, light-colored hair tied into a wavy ponytail with a large ribbon. She wears the unit's standard military uniform and carries a sword, though she is also known to wield a steel whip. Despite her appearance, Teruko is aggressive, boastful, and short-tempered, readily threatening violence against anyone who provokes or opposes her. Feared even by her allies for her bloodthirsty interrogation methods, she nevertheless takes her duties seriously and considers herself a protector of justice. She believes the Hunting Dogs must serve as society's ultimate force of violence to preserve peace and willingly endures the extensive maintenance surgeries required to keep her enhanced body functional. She also displays intense devotion to Ōchi Fukuchi. Her ability, Gasp of the Soul, allows her to manipulate the age of anyone she touches, rapidly aging or de-aging them. She primarily uses this power for interrogation and psychological torture, but can also alter her own age to disguise herself or assume a physically stronger form.

{{Saigiku Jōno}} - A member of the Hunting Dogs, Jōno is a young man with white hair that fades to red at the tips and a long earring with a bell attached to his right ear. He usually maintains a calm, composed demeanor, but beneath it lies a cruel, antagonistic streak and a fierce temper. Highly perceptive and sensitive to his surroundings, he dislikes intense emotions and sudden changes in mood, yet frequently taunts his comrades, particularly Tetchō Suehiro. Jōno is also a sadistic interrogator who takes pleasure in tormenting suspects for information, believing his investigative skills make him the strongest member of the Hunting Dogs. Despite his commitment to apprehending criminals, he shows little hesitation in threatening even his own superiors. His ability, Priceless Tears, allows him to disintegrate his body into a cluster of particles, enabling him to slip through narrow openings and evade physical attacks. In this form, he is difficult to harm with conventional weapons such as guns and swords.

{{Tetchō Suehiro}} - A member of the Hunting Dogs, Tetchō is a young man with unruly brown hair, two longer strands at the back, and three distinctive markings beneath his left eye. He wears the unit's standard military uniform and is generally serious, disciplined, and deeply committed to justice, though he has numerous eccentric habits, such as combining foods in unusual ways, eating hard-boiled eggs with their shells, and observing ants for hours. Compared with his comrades, Tetchō is less cruel and openly disapproves of torture during interrogations. His strong sense of fairness leads him to sympathize with people who protect those they care about, even when they are accused of crimes. Despite his unusual personality, he is a formidable fighter who takes his responsibilities as a Hunting Dog seriously. His ability, Plum Blossoms in Snow, allows him to alter the size, shape, and length of his sword, enabling him to extend or reshape its blade during combat.

[Others]

{{Ivan Goncharov}} - A member of the Rats in the House of the Dead, Goncharov has long, straight silver hair, silver eyes, and bandages covering much of the top of his head following surgery performed by Fyodor Dostoevsky. He wears a light brown vest over a white shirt with black sleeve garters and tie, paired with black trousers and shoes. After having his “unhappiness removed,” Goncharov maintains an unsettling smile, appearing perpetually blissful or deliriously joyful. He reveres Fyodor as his master and follows his orders without question, sharing his appreciation for classical music. Cheerful even in battle and remarkably composed under pressure, Goncharov remains confident in Fyodor's plans even when facing defeat. His ability, The Precipice, allows him to manipulate earth and stone, forming massive golem-like arms and floating rock formations for offense and defense. Through his connection to the ground, he can sense enemies standing on it, while his exceptionally durable stone constructs can withstand powerful attacks.

{{Mushitarō Oguri}} - A former associate of the Rats in the House of the Dead and former captive of the Seventh Agency, Mushitarō is a young man with dark hair swept across his forehead and yellow eyes with ring-shaped pupils. He dresses elegantly in a fitted green suit, black bow tie, and pocket square. Arrogant and self-assured, he takes considerable pride in his ability but is primarily motivated by his own interests rather than loyalty to the Rats. He has an interest in occult practices and occasionally makes cryptic remarks about them, though he is notably uninterested in reading mystery novels despite his friendship with mystery writer Yokomizo. Beneath his conceited exterior, Mushitarō deeply mourns Yokomizo's death and is fiercely protective of his friend's final work and reputation. His ability, The Perfect Crime, allows him to erase evidence of a crime through small, invisible creatures that emerge from his body and tamper with physical objects. The ability can eliminate crucial clues so effectively that even an exceptional detective like Ranpo Edogawa may struggle to solve the case, earning Mushitarō the self-proclaimed title of the “detective killer.”

{{Dame Agatha Christie}} - A Knight Commander of the Order of the Clock Tower, Agatha is a tall, slender woman with refined features, bright blue eyes, and blonde hair styled into long, low twin tails secured with black bows. She wears a black beret adorned with a pink rose, a white cropped jacket over a dark red top with black ruffles, a long black skirt, dark red tights, white boots, and gloves. She is typically associated with an umbrella and a smoking pipe. Elegant and composed, Agatha carries herself with the refinement expected of her status, but her involvement in the destruction of Mimic and plans to burn Yokohama reveal a ruthless, calculating side. Nevertheless, she is not entirely unreasonable. Her ability, And Then There Were None, has not yet been fully revealed, leaving its precise mechanics unknown.

{{Buichirō Shirase}} - The former leader of the Sheep and current leader of the Stray Sheep, Shirase is a young man with short, spiky pale gray hair, gray eyes, and several ear piercings. He wears a dark grayish-brown parka with a white fur collar and patches, a dark sweater, tan trousers, navy sneakers, and a blue-and-white belt. Like other Sheep members, he wears a blue bracelet and a necklace resembling a ram's horn. Arrogant and self-important, Shirase considers himself highly intelligent despite often relying on Chūya Nakahara's strength to protect the group. He initially treats Chūya more as a weapon than a person, underestimates the Port Mafia, and makes reckless decisions that endanger the Sheep. However, he is also pragmatic enough to seek alliances when he recognizes the group's vulnerability. Beneath his bravado, Shirase is aware of his own limitations and genuinely cares about his comrades. Eventually, he demonstrates his loyalty by risking his life for Chūya and recognizing the burden his friend carries. His personality is partly a defense mechanism, masking his insecurity and fear of powerlessness.

{{Yuan}} - A member of the Sheep, Yuan is a short, slender young girl with medium-length pink hair, sharp purple eyes, face-framing bangs, and a messy bun with a loose strand falling near her shoulder. She wears a dark blue-and-white varsity jacket decorated with sheep-skull designs and red roses, a light yellow shirt, denim shorts, and white sneakers. She also paints her nails hot pink and wears the blue bracelet associated with the Sheep. Her personality and ability have not been extensively explored.

{{T. J. Eckleburg}} - An engineer employed by Manhasset Security, Eckleburg developed the identification system known as the Eyes of God. He is a slender young man with light brown hair, green eyes, and round glasses, typically wearing gray trousers and a white shirt. Recognized as a genius and highly capable employee, he demonstrates a conscience despite his involvement in developing the system. He quietly apologizes to a friend whom he nearly killed, suggesting remorse over his past actions. Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald later describes him as an excellent employee after acquiring Manhasset Security. His personal ability, if any, has not been established.

{{Sōseki Natsume}} - A renowned writer and former mentor to Yukichi Fukuzawa and Ōgai Mori, Natsume is a highly influential figure in Yokohama's underworld and ability-user community. In human form, he appears to be a middle-aged man with brownish-gold eyes, a thin mustache, and distinctive hair: a light chestnut strand falls across the right side of his face, the hair at his nape is white, and the rest is dark brown. He wears a bowler hat, a long brown coat over a gray turtleneck, brown gloves, and carries a T-shaped cane. In cat form, he resembles a calico with orange, dark brown, and white fur. Charismatic, perceptive, and respected by both Fukuzawa and Mori, Natsume has influenced major figures through little more than conversation, including persuading Sakunosuke Oda to abandon killing. His ability, I Am a Cat, allows him to transform into a calico cat. Widely regarded as one of the most powerful ability users, he is exceptionally perceptive and has played a significant role in maintaining the balance of power in Yokohama.

{{Aya Kōda}} - A civilian who first assists Doppo Kunikida in a bomb-related case, Aya later becomes involved in the airport crisis during the global vampire outbreak, determined to prove the Armed Detective Agency's innocence and expose the true mastermind behind the terrorist plot. She is a young girl with red bobbed hair held by hairpins, wearing a tan duffle coat over a yellow dress, violet tights, and pink shoes. Spirited, stubborn, and courageous, Aya calls herself a warrior of justice, practices martial arts, and frequently teases Kunikida. She is deeply compassionate and willing to risk her life to protect others. Despite her youth, she is perceptive and resourceful, quickly suspecting that the coffin carried by Ōchi Fukuchi is connected to the vampire outbreak. Her determination and quick thinking allow her to evade Fukuchi more than once, although her impulsiveness occasionally puts her in danger.

{{Shōsaku Katsura}} - A young bomber who develops a grudge against Doppo Kunikida's ideals, Katsura has black hair that hangs over his eyes and wears a black hooded coat over a black turtleneck, dark gray trousers, gloves, and dark shoes. Intelligent and methodical, he carefully plans his bombings, driven not by simple revenge but by a desire to test and destroy Kunikida's belief that no one should die in front of him. Beneath his calculated actions, Katsura appears deeply insecure and struggles to accept himself. When Kunikida chooses to sacrifice himself to save Aya, Katsura is unsettled that the test has not unfolded as he expected. Kunikida nevertheless reaffirms his ideals, and Katsura smiles as he is arrested, suggesting that he has begun to accept their sincerity. Later, while speaking with Fyodor Dostoevsky, he expresses newfound respect for Kunikida and quietly defends the authenticity of his convictions. His ability has not been established.

[Place]

{{Armed Detective Agency Office}} - Located in a red-brick building near Yokohama's harbor, the Armed Detective Agency's headquarters serves as both its workplace and strategic base of operations. The fourth floor houses the main office, a somewhat cluttered workspace furnished with wooden desks, paperwork, telephones, and computers, alongside a meeting room for briefings and client interviews. The floor also contains an infirmary overseen by Dr. Akiko Yosano, whose ability requires patients to be near death before she can heal them, making treatment there a source of dread for many Agency members. President Yukichi Fukuzawa's office contrasts with the modern workspaces through its traditional Japanese furnishings, including tatami flooring and a low table. The first floor houses Café Uzumaki, a popular gathering place where the detectives relax and meet clients, while the second and third floors are rented to ordinary businesses. Protected by the Agency's government-issued Special Ability Business Permit, the building is an officially recognized base for ability-related investigations, though it remains a frequent target of raids, surveillance, and attacks by rival organizations such as the Port Mafia, the Guild, and the Hunting Dogs.

{{Port Mafia Headquarters}} - A formidable complex dominating Yokohama's skyline, the Port Mafia headquarters consists of three towering black skyscrapers connected by skybridges. It serves as the organization's principal base of operations and a symbol of its power over the city's criminal underworld. The heavily guarded complex is secured by armed personnel, surveillance systems, and ability-users, making infiltration exceptionally difficult. At the top of the central tower lies the Boss's Office, where Ōgai Mori oversees the organization through floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city. Beneath the towers are underground detention facilities and interrogation chambers used to hold and question prisoners, traitors, and enemies. The lower levels also contain weapons stores, financial records, and facilities for securing smuggled goods. Although the headquarters belongs to a criminal organization, the government tolerates the Port Mafia's presence as part of Yokohama's delicate balance of power and its role in maintaining order in the city's underworld.

{{The Sky Casino}} - A luxurious casino suspended high above the ground, the Sky Casino is a massive floating resort managed by Sigma. Its lavish interior features expansive gambling floors, upscale accommodations, fine dining areas, grand fountains, and elaborate gold, crystal, and neon decorations designed to attract wealthy guests. Beyond its public image as an exclusive entertainment destination, the casino serves as a covert operational base for the Decay of the Angel, housing a facility that produces sophisticated counterfeit currency intended to destabilize the global economy. Its position above international waters gives it considerable strategic value and complicates efforts to bring it under conventional jurisdiction. The casino maintains strict rules against violence to protect its guests, while reinforced structures, security systems, and emergency escape routes help defend it against external threats. For Sigma, who has no memories of his past, the casino is more than a business: it is his home and the place where he believes he belongs.

{{Meursault}} - Meursault is a highly fortified, maximum-security prison hidden deep underground in an undisclosed location in Europe. Designed to contain some of the world's most dangerous ability-users, the facility is divided into a regular prison section and a specialized subterranean area known as the Infinite Dice Room, where high-risk inmates are isolated from the outside world. The regular prison contains custom-built cells with exceptionally thick walls and gates engineered to resist escape attempts. Its security combines advanced technology with ability-resistant infrastructure, including specialized materials capable of withstanding extraordinary destructive forces. Movement through the facility is controlled by a multilayered biometric system requiring verification through methods such as voice recognition, palm scans, and physical identification. Armored guards carry secured weapons, while automated lockdown protocols can seal off compromised areas and flood them with water to neutralize intruders or escaping prisoners. Inmates are also fitted with devices that monitor their vital signs, allowing the facility to track their condition continuously. Meursault functions less like an ordinary prison and more like an impenetrable containment complex built to suppress the threats posed by ability-users.

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