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After Uruma is sentenced to prison, Asako wants to investigate further the Uruma family case to find out not only all the mysteries of it but also why it is connected to other cases. Five years later, she becomes a police inspector and begins to investigate the "Juujika-san" case together with Anzai Mizuki, Zenichi's wife. Mizuki Anzai (安西 瑞紀, Anzai Mizuki) The wife of the late Anzai Zenichi, who works as a detective for the Metropolitan Police Department. She currently works on the case of Uruma Shun with
Oota Asako, in replacement of her husband for the second half of the story. Despite deducting Uruma's sympathetic past and revenge against Kyou, she still struggles to find peace with him due to his murder of her husband. Juujika-san (十字架さん)[edit] Kougo Kitami (北見 高梧, Kitami Kōgo) The leader of "Juujika-san" who helps people kill their tormentors as long as they pay him a lot of money. The mysterious leader of the group, he disguises his assassination business as a "clinic" so that he
could be able to run it without getting caught by the police. Uruma worked for Kitami ever since the post-timeskip after the two meet following Jun's assassination attempt on Uruma. He, Uruma, and Kawana are very close friends outside their business hours. Mimi Kawana (川奈 美々, Kawana Mimi) Kitami's assistant. Antagonists[edit] Kyou Shigoku (至極 京, Shigoku Kyou) The main antagonist of the manga and Uruma's archenemy who is the leader of the group of bullies who tormented him in their childhoods.
His name was Chad Okada. Multipage NeoGeo ads appeared in many magazines. Chad acted as the Game
Lord in his regular "Game Lord Speaks" column. Okada started out as a game counselor for SNK Home Entertainment in 1991 and was elevated to the role of PR spokesperson later that year when the "Bigger, Badder, Better" ad blitz was launched. His tenure at SNK lasted until March 1996, when the company scaled back its consumer division and no longer needed the services of a resident Game Lord. Subsequent to his employment at SNK, Okada went on to work at Sony and then Electronic Arts as a producer responsible for
much of the behind-the-scenes work that's involved in bringing video games into your living room. Today, Chad Okada continues to work in the game industry and to carry on his moniker as the Game Lord. He also runs a Web site, called Gamelord. org, that strives to cover the industry from an insider's perspective. GameSpot caught up with the Game Lord for a series of conversations during February 2004. Here's a transcript of what transpired: GameSpot (GS): Thank you for taking the time to do this interview.
