Monday, January 24, 2011

Characters: Black Lagoon

Characters: Black Lagoon

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     The Lagoon Company 

Rock


A former Japanese Salaryman, Rokuro "Rock" Okajima serves as the the Lagoon Company's negotiator and translator, and is the series' primary POV Character. Although the least physically dangerous member of the Company, Rock possesses the ability to negotiate with heavily-armed, insane, hyper-violent individuals, and not only get out of such negotiations alive, but even convince them to see things his way.
  • Action Survivor: And how! He's survived being caught in the middle of multiple gunfights, being kidnapped several times, a collapsing building, boat chases, car chases, assaults from various ultra-violent maniacs...
  • All Guys Want Bad Girls: A rare case where a kind, decent guy is after a violent and really dangerous female criminal.
  • Anti Hero: Starts as a Type-1 and advances to a cross between Type 2 and Type 3
  • Bad Ass: A prime example of how you don't need mad fighting skills to qualify for this.
    • Indy Ploy: His ability to think on his feet has saved his life (and his partners') several times.
    • Badass Normal: Let's face it, when you have the balls to stand up to Revy and Balalaika with a gun in your face and live to tell about it, you qualify for this title.
    • Crazy Awesome: In the very second episode he comes up with the idea of using a partially submerged ship to launch the Lagoon into the air and take out the attack helicopter chasing them with its torpedoes. And It Worked. His confrontations with Revy and Balalaika. Sitting completely calmly and having a pleasant chat with Sister Yolanda over a nice cup of tea while Revy and Eda are in the midst of a Mexican Standoff, and successfully salvaging the negotiation.
    • Lets Get Dangerous: He may be the least physically threatening crew member, but he's still just as dangerous as most of the people around him, due to his powers of persuasion and his ability to think on his feet.
    • Took A Level In Badass: He's still a scrawny white-collar office drone, but on the other hand he's adapted incredibly well to his circumstances since arriving in Roanapur. Since the beginning of the series he's grown steadily more confident to the point where not only is he almost at ease in volatile and life-threatening situations, but he seems to be actively enjoying himself! He can calmly and unflinchingly stand up for what he believes in to two of the most lethal women on the planet in a verbal confrontation, whilst being held at gunpoint, and persuade them to see his point of view.
      • Also when he beat up Chaka with a bowling pin was badass awesome too.
    • Badass Pacifist: Not always, but facing down Revy, facing down Balalaika, and talking his way out of the Church of Violence are all lovely acts of Badass Pacifism.
  • Being Good Sucks: At the beginning of "The Wired Red Card", he complains of this because of being shot with a blank at the end of the previous arc after all his efforts to save everyone.
  • Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Revy.
  • Beware The Nice Ones: Easily the most decent and sympathetic human being in the series Roanapur, and usually very polite and even-keeled... but just as dangerous as his crewmates, albeit in a different way. And if you push him far enough, like say, abducting and then molesting and abusing a young girl he's trying to protect, he will drop the pacifism and bring the pain, as Chaka found out the hard way. Or if you're a crewmate who's worn away his (considerable) patience by being a Jerk Ass, he'll get in your face and verbally shred you, whether you have a gun pointed at him or not.
    • Not to mention that in a last bid to save Yukio, he asked Balalaika to wipe out the last remaining Yakuza in order to force her to live an ordinary life.
  • Brad Swaile
  • Butt Monkey: In his old job, he got his ass kicked a lot by his bosses. He's shaken this off as he adjusts to his life as a pirate.
  • Character Development: Growing from his first appearance as a sad sack into one who can survive among some pretty awful people; not necessarily a completely positive change.
    • Well, it does allow him (the poster boy for idealism in a very cynical series) to survive while still retaining a soul and his own ability to survive, so it's justified.
  • Chronic Hero Syndrome: Particularly in the Yakuza arc. And no, it doesn't end well.
  • Corrupt The Cutie: Rock seems to be headed in this direction
  • Daisuke Namikawa
  • Distressed Dude: Revy gripes about how Rock gets captured all the time, leading to a Crowning Moment Of Funny when Yukio abducts him towards the end of the Yakuza arc.
    "Great! Now he's been kidnapped by a schoolgirl!"
  • The Dulcinea Effect: Puts his ass on the line for Yukio, a girl he has only just met, and who proceeds to try and kill him.
    • Although he probably did it because she reminded him of himself before he chose a life of crime, not because she was a pretty girl.
  • Even Evil Has Standards: He may have willingly chosen to become a pirate and run with very unsavory people doing very unsavory things, but dammit, he still has morals!
  • Fanservice Pack/Evil Is Sexy/Art Evolution: He started out looking fairly average, but as the story continued and Rock started getting more morally ambiguous he got a lot hotter, just look at this (NSFW) (Not the left image, as fine as it may be.
    • Though it could just be Rei Hiroe getting better at drawing hot men.)
  • Guile Hero: Has to relay on his wits and negotiation abilities to survive. The result? He becomes a good guy who has nonetheless managed to successfully makeBalalaika and Sister Yolanda back down. He's a serious candidate for Magnificent Bastard, should he become even more embittered.
  • Good Eyes Evil Eyes: His eyes were shown as fairly wide at the beginning of the series, when he was at his most inexperienced and idealistic, but over time, they have narrowed considerably, as he became more competent/cynical. It should be noted that this style of eye is used to denote such badasses as Revy, Roberta, Ginji, etc.
  • Heel Realization: Not quite, but the events in Tokyo forced him to realise what kind of life he's chosen.
    • Fabiola gives him another, more serious one of these by shooting him in the gut with a blank and calling him out.
  • Improvised Weapon: Although not usually a physical fighter, he did defend himself from a chainsaw-wielding goth girl using a metal shelf the one time, and then there's the above example where he trips Chaka up using spilled cleaning fluid and knocks the obnoxious prick out with a bowling pin.
  • Knight In Sour Armor: By the end of Season 2, Rock freely admits that justice is non-existent, and that morality is a sham, yet he still believes in helping people.
  • Launcher Of A Thousand Ships: Lemon writers have paired him with Revy, Shenhua, Eda, Roberta, and even Balalaika!
    • Fairly justified with Revy and Eda, and to some extent Balalaika (see the Yakuza arc for the details). Shenhua, and to a lesser extent, Roberta, is a bit out there.
  • Magnificent Bastard: Going down this way.
  • The Messiah: Rock is about the closest thing the Black Lagoon universe has to The Messiah, but given the Crapsack World that he lives in, anything heroic or idealistic that he tries to do tends to go badly for him.
    • As El Baile de la Muerte shows, he CAN save lives, but it almost seemed like the world only let him get away with it because he acted like a prick to do it.
  • Morality Chain: To Revy. Starts more as a Morality Pet but, as their relationship thickens, he becomes this. Especially when she makes it very clear to him that she would never let anyone else talk to her the way he does or tolerate his naïveté from anybody else.
    • To the point that when he goes Laughing Mad, gloating to himself over how Chang was wrong about the Gray Fox situation being unsalvagable, she seems to be given pause.
  • No Guy Wants An Amazon: Sure!
  • Naive Newcomer
  • Nice Guy
  • Non Action Guy: Most of the time, anyway.
  • Only Sane Man: Probably literally in this case.
  • Papa Wolf: He really doesn't like children being mistreated/put in danger, as seen with Garcia, Gretel, and Yukio. Notably, when Yukio was abducted, he mounted a rescue, and seeing what her captors had done to her brought out his absolute worst language and drove him to actually assault the ringleader. And later, he risks his life by trying to persuade Balalaika to spare her.
  • Precision F-Strike: He's easily the most polite and well-spoken cast member, so when he does swear, it means he's truly furious, such as when he has it out with Revy, or when he sees how Chaka and his gang have mistreated Yukio.
    • "Hey! (Hits Chaka over the head with bowling pin) Fuck you!"
    • "YOU GOT FUCKED!"
  • Protagonist Journey To Villain
  • Psychotic Smirk: Has been using it since chapter 72, which combined with the narrowed eyes has cemented his status as a badass.
    • Was also used in his earlier moments of awesome, with Revy's drinking challenge, and with the takedown of the Extra Order chopper.
  • Stranger In A Familiar Land: In the yakuza arc.
  • Sympathy For The Devil: For Hansel, and especially Gretel)
  • Talking The Monster To Death: Does this several times, most notably with Balalaika at the end of the final arc.
    • Though she made it clear that she was still calling the shots.
  • The Unfavorite: The reason he hasn't contacted his family to let them know he's alive. He claims his distant relationship with his parents was because they preferred his older, more successful brother.
  • Token Good Teammate: Of the Lagoon Company.
  • Wide Eyed Idealist: At least initially, and he never becomes completely disillusioned.
  • Will They Or Wont They: He and Revy.
    • Unless they already did. Eda thinks this may have happened while they were in Japan.
  • Xanatos Gambit: Brewed one to stop Roberta's Roaring Rampage Of Revenge.

Rebecca aka Revy

A nihilistic Chinese-American gunwoman and the Lagoon Company's primary muscle. Known as "Two Hand," after her preferredstyle of shooting.


Benny


An American computer hacker who acts as the Lagoon Company's communications officer and radio operator.

Dutch


A laconic African-American swiftboat veteran; the leader of the Lagoon Company and the captain of the Black Lagoon.

And of course for all four, Smoking Is Cool.

     Hotel Moscow 

Balalaika


A former Soviet special forces commander turned mafia queen; member (along with Mr. Chang and two others) of the four-person commission that regulates crime in Roanapur. Her real name is Sofiya Irininskaya Pavlovena.

Boris


Balalaika's former platoon sergeant during the Soviet-Afghan war, Boris is utterly loyal and devoted to her and is almost always at his Kapitan's side.

     Sun Yee On Triad 

Mr. Chang


A former Hong Kong policeman turned Triad leader; currently engaged in an friendly competition with Balalaika over control of the Roanapur underworld.

Shenhua

A Taiwanese assassin in the employ of Mr. Chang. She prefers to use various edged weapons in close combat, in particular a pair of kukri knives linked together with a length of leather rope at the handles, thus using them as modified rope darts. She is also skilled in the use of throwing knives.
     Ripoff Church / Church of Violence 

Eda

A nun with the so-called Church Of Violence ( and an apparently active CIA agent). Revy's confidant and only friend.

Ricardo aka Rico.


Eda's assistant and a newcomer in the Church Of Violence, who makes his debut in the "Greenback Jane" arc.

Sister Yolanda


Leader of the Church of Violence. Very likely has a background in intelligence herself, as she is fully aware of Eda's status, and acts as an informant/ confidant to her.

     The Lovelace Household 

Roberta


A maid who worked for four years at the Lovelace household in Venezuela. Although her domestic skills such as cleaning and cooking were somewhat lacking, she developed a close friendship with the young son of the Lovelace family, Garcia. Roberta was once known as Rosarita Cisneros, a former FARC guerrilla trained as an assassin in Cuba and an internationally wanted criminal. She was taken in by the Lovelaces to clear a debt of honor between Roberta's father and the head of the family, who then became her master.

Garcia Fernando Lovelace


The young son of Roberta's master Diego, heir to the Lovelace family. When he's kidnapped and later the Lagoon company gets the work of "transporting" him, Roberta goes against our "heroes" to get her Morality Pet back. And that's just the beginning. . .

Diego Jose San Fernando Lovelace


Garcia's father, Roberta's boss and leader of the Lovelace family. Whose tragic death kicks off the El Baile de la Muerte arc.

Fabiola Iglesias


Another maid in the Lovelace household, and the only one who's trained in hand-to-hand combat and weaponry like her. After Roberta leaves in her Roaring Rampage Of Revenge, she becomes Garcia's caretaker.
  • Awesomeness By Analysis: She learned Capoeira from watching people practice. No formal training involved.
  • Badass Adorable: Basically Roberta-lite.
  • Bare Your Midriff: Late in El Baile de la Muerte, she ditches her maid outfit for bike shorts, a sports bra, and an unzipped hoodie.
  • Celibate Heroine
    "There is no need for you to be concerned about my breasts. Even if they grew as big as melons I have no intention of anybody fondling them."
  • Complaining About Rescues They Dont Like Shoots Rock with a blank and cracks his rib at the end of "El Baile De La Muerte", despite his doing everything possible to help her and Garcia, even if he did have to manipulate them and gamble with their lives a bit. It was hardly his fault Roberta shot Garcia.
    • He was guilty of acting like a dick about the whole thing, treating the whole affair more like a gamble with Chang than a life-or-death crisis, and then acting like he was a hero, when it was clear that despite everyone surviving, there had been permanent damage done.
  • Dance Battler: Well versed in Capoeira.
  • Groin Attack: With a knife concealed in her shoe. Ouch!
  • Guns Akimbo: Dual-wields shotguns. That she hides in her sleeves.
  • Mama Bear
  • The Napoleon (Is picked on because of her lack of height.)
  • Ninja Maid
  • Odango Hair
  • Pettanko
  • Satsuki Yukino (in the newly released OVA)
  • Dress over Bike Shorts: Being a Dance Battler who fights in a Maid outfit, this is a must.
  • Small Girl Big Gun: Carries a pump-action China Lake Launcher grenade launcher during her fight at the Yellow Flag.
  • Shut Up Hannibal: To Revy of all people, who has been insisting that they live in a horrible, vicious world and that Fabiola needs to stop being so idealistic. She finally gets fed up with it and insists the world is neither, and that she can accept that the world is a gray place and the one who really thinks the world is black and white is Revy herself. Neither Revy or Rock were impressed, though.
  • Street Urchin (Her backstory)
     The Washimine Clan 

Ginji Matsuzaki

Legendary enforcer for the Washimine clan and protector of Yukio Washimine, his skill with a sword is equal to Revy's gunfighting ability.

Yukio Washimine

A high school girl and heir to the Washimine Clan, who takes over leadership of the group when it's at war with Balalaika and the old one, Tsugio Bandou, loses his life.
  • Anti Villain: One of the few honorable and ethical people in the series. Just happens to be antagonistic to the viewpoint characters. And chooses to become a yakuzaboss when Balalaika kills the previous one, since she's next in line.
  • Big Bad Wannabe: The underworld has a really steep learning curve and Balalaika had a few decades of experience on her.
  • Batman Gambit: Just one against Hotel Moscow.
  • Better To Die Than Be Killed: She chose to die by her own hand rather than being at the mercy of rival clans or Hotel Moscow.
  • Break The Cutie: Oh dear god, does she get broken...
  • Complaining About Rescues They Dont Like: Rock rescues Yukio from capture, humiliation and possible rape, then begs her to leave the underworld. She thanks him politely and then unleashs a brutal Hannibal Lecture deconstructing his own motives.
  • Doomed Moral Victor: Pretty much. She lives her life without compromising her principles, which is why she turns to evil despite Rock's advice.
  • Good Counterpart: To Rock, he thinks.
  • Go Out With A Smile (in the manga, she's smiling sadly at Rock and Revy as she pierces her throat with Ginjis' katana and neck and falls on his lifeless body.
  • Hannibal Lecture: Completely deconstructs Rock when he tries to convince her that the path she has chosen is wrong.
    • He is later able to, politely, tell her to shut up, stating that his path is not only a perfectly valid way to live, but also one that allows him to see that she is simply not cut out for the life of a gangster.
  • Honor Before Reason: The entire reason she took over her Family was because she felt obligated to her subordinates, despite the fact that none of them wanted her to sacrifice her normal life for them and that there was absolutely no chance of victory. Arguably, her refusal to leave Balalaika's forces alone is something of a subversion, on the grounds that she made that decision on the very reasonable grounds that she had no reason to trust Balalaika to keep her word after having broken it to wage war on her Family in the first place.
  • Houko Kuwashima
  • I Just Want To Be Special: Willingly takes leadership of a Yakuza gang, and laughs at Rock's suggestion that she leave the underworld. It doesn't end well for her.
  • Improbable Age: Horribly deconstructed. A teenager has no business trying to fight Balalaika and her ex-special forces henchmen, even with the help of Ginji and the rest of the Washimine Clan. And made even worse by the intervention of Chaka and his group.
  • Lalaina Lindbjerg
  • Meganekko
  • Nietzsche Wannabe: Not Nietzsche specifically, but Yukio is well read on philosophy, genuinely tries to apply it to her life decisions and has a fatalistic worldview.
  • The Philosopher
  • See You In Hell: The message that she asks Rock to relay to Balalaika before commiting suicide in the manga.
  • Samurai: She commits suicide in the traditional manner of a Japanese noblewoman.
  • Out Gambitted: At almost every turn. Her trick with the van worked nicely, but as for the rest...
  • Warrior Poet
  • The Woman Wearing The Queenly Mask
  • Yakuza Princess
  • Yamato Nadeshiko: Thoroughly deconstructed, as the "young Samurai girl who takes up the family business" ends up in Hell because of that.
  • You Are In Command Now: Becomes head of the Washimine clan after the leader kicks it. Sadly, her complete lack of criminal, military or leadership experience makes her easy prey.
    • She did well with what she had at hand, being able to figure out what was going on a lot faster than her more experienced subordinates, and she made a decent showing against the head of the rival Family. It's just that she started off with a very small gang (a portion of whom were Ax Crazy traitors) who had been targeted for annihilation by both a much larger gang leaded by freakin' Balalalaika. Really, the only factor she had in her favor was the Revy-level Bad Ass enforcer/love interest Ginji, and that's not even close to enough to dig her out of the pit she started in.

Chaka

One of the Washimine family's enforcers who attempted to take control of the family.
  • All Guys Want Bad Girls: Just like Rock, Revy being dangerous and violent is a huge turn-on for him.
  • Affably Evil: Subverted. When he first appears, he seems like a dimwitted yet likeable mook who harbors an almost childlike enthusiasm for guns and shootouts. However, this facade quickly dissipates after he "snaps" and reveals himself for the murderous psychopath he truly is.
  • Bad Boss: Shoots his own for no good reason. That was the thing that made Revy pissed with him. That, and beating up Rock.
  • Blond Guys Are Evil
  • Blood Knight: He wanted to duel against Revy, cowboy style. Instead, he got to duel Ginji and that didn't end up well for him.
  • Bodyguard Betrayal
  • Complete Monster: While most of this series' villains have sympathetic moments, Chaka is a complete scumbag from his introduction on, particularly with the way he abuses Yukio once he gets his hands on her. Not even the freakin' Neo-Nazis inspired as much loathing and contempt by the end of their first scene as this jackass. This guy makes even Revy pissed off with his actions and even the usually non-violent Rock decide to beat his sorry ass with a freaking bowling pin.
    • Hell, the only reason he might not qualify as a Complete Monster is how very, very pathetic he is.
  • Cruel And Unusual Death: What Ginji does to him is ...unpleasant, but he seriously had it coming.
  • Expy: Of Kakihara from Ichi The Killer, apparently.
  • Humiliation Conga: Rock makes him slip up with spilled cleaning fluid, bashes him in the head with a bowling pin, and steals his hostage. Then Revy drop-kicks him in the face and grinds his balls under her heel whilst delivering a Reason You Suck Speech. Then he goes one-on-one using a revolver against a guy who can cut bullets in mid-air (and is rather pissed about what he did to Yukio) and loses. Badly. Couldn't Wouldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
  • Jerk Ass: Oh yeah. Most obnoxious character in the series from the get-go. By the end of his first scene this troper was longing to lodge his fist in the guy's mouth (or for one of the other characters to do something worse to him).
  • Kick The Dog: All the goddamn time. Beats up poor Rock savagely for cutting in on his "conversation" with Revy, hoping to provoke her into a quickdraw duel. Kidnaps Yukio, lets his buddies beat her up and strip her nearly naked, and plans to sell her into sexual slavery to "a real sicko." Criticises his guys for being "pussies" during the fight in the bowling alley, whilst making his way to the exit using Yukio as a human shield, and later shoots the last surviving gang members just because he's annoyed. He's one hell of a guy.
  • Psychopathic Manchild: Uhhh...YEAH!
  • Psycho For Hire: Oh yeah. A bit of an idiot, but psycho nonetheless.
  • Revolvers Are Just Better: He fancies himself a Wild West-style gunman. Revy sees this as evidence that he's a poser and a show-off.
  • Smug Snake: Very, very much so.
  • The Starscream: Starscream if he would've been a psychopath. Attempted to become the boss of the family by beating up Yukio and then wanted to rape her and sell her out to the Russians. Ginji was not happy about it.
  • Stupid Evil: He acts needlessly sadistic towards both Yukio and his subordinates, and he winds up paying dearly for this later on.
  • Too Dumb To Live: Seriously overestimates his abilities, as shown by his trying take on Revy one-on-one even after seeing her tear through his entire gang like a hay reaper. She drop-kicked his sorry ass rather than waste the bullet, before letting Ginji shish-kebab him.
  • Wataru Takagi
  • Would Hit A Girl: And does. As can be gleaned from the above, he's the abusive asshole version of this trope.

Tsugio Bandou


The leader of the Washimine clan that preceeded Yukio, and a friend of her late father Ryuzou.

Yoshida


Tsugio's bodyguard, and later one of Yukio's supporters in the Yakuza.

     Others 

Abrego


The leader of Roanapur's branch of the Colombian Manisarela Cartel.
  • Cluster F Bomb (Rivals Revy in terms of swearing-to-nonswearing dialogue ratio.)
  • Defeat Means Friendship
  • No One Could Survive That: He's at ground zero of the Yellow Flag bar being grenaded by Roberta, but is seen alive (albeit beaten and bloody) in the hands of Hotel Moscow in the next episodes. He's seen later, very much alive, which is actually pretty impressive, considering this is Hotel Moscow we're talking about.
  • Named After Somebody Famous: Despite being Colombian, he is named after the Mexican drug lord Juan Garcia Abrego, one of the founders of the Mexican Gulf Cartel.

Leigharch


An Irish driver who worked with Shenhua at one time. A compulsive coke fiend, he has a distressingly frequent tendency to hallucinate at inopportune times, such as in the middle of a car chase.

Hansel and Gretel


"My mother has killed me... my father is eating me... my brothers and sisters, sit under the table, picking up my bones! They'll bury them, under the cold marble stones..."

A pair of incestuous, prepubescent porn star assassins with shared multiple personality disorders. Creepy as Hell. And just as horribly broken due to their horrendous common backstory.

Janet "Greenback Jane" Bhai


An Indian counterfeiter whose goal is to create perfect counterfeit money. After members of the Floridian cartel that hired her lose patience with her due to continued schedule slips and shoot one of her co-workers to death before giving her a 48-hours deadline to finish her job, she flees from the members of the cartel and eventually seeks sanctuary with the Church of Violence, unleasing a mad pursue.

Rotton the Wizard


A handsome, long-coated adventurer introduced during the Greenback Jane arc, he is one of the few survivors of the band of mercenaries hunting for Jane. He now lives with the other two, Shenhua and Sawyer the Cleaner.

Sawyer the Cleaner

A feared presence in the Roanapur underworld, who helps the various crime organizations dispose of corpses (and soon to be corpses) with her trusty chainsaw. Actually a rather pretty young goth girl.
  • Badass Adorable
  • The Butcher
  • Chainsaw Good: So good in fact that she can use it to deflect bullets.
  • Cleanup Crew
  • Creepy Awesome
  • Cute Bruiser: A rather dark take on this trope
  • Cute Mute: A subversion; while she is cute in a goth-punk sort of way and does appear to be missing her vocal cords, she can be quite mouthy when she has electrolarynx device. Without one, not so much.
  • Dissonant Serenity: She's quite cheerful; at one point when she's explaining that the bad odor in a hotel room results from the ooze from rotted corpses she had to clean up there earlier she smiles happily while all around her, people are losing their lunch.
    • She may in fact be giggling because the others are losing their lunch.
  • Ensemble Darkhorse
  • Expecting Someone Taller: Her fellow mercenaries have this reaction during the Greenback Jane arc, as most of them have never seen her in person, and those who have, only saw her swathed in surgical dress which obscured her features.
  • Fetish Fuel: You just know this is true for some people out there.
  • Girl With Psycho Weapon
  • Goth
  • Implausible Fencing Powers: Does what Ginji does to bullets... with a chainsaw.
    • Not quite as impressive: While Ginji clean cuts them, she blocks them with the broad side of her blade. Still pretty impressive, though.
  • Meaningful Name: Sawyer
  • Moe: Watch her playing video games with Rotton or sitting curled up poolside with an ice pop and try to deny the cuteness.
  • The Woobie: Rei Hiroe's swimsuit special reveals that she has a series of cuts on her wrist.
  • Villainous BSOD: Whenever she loses her communication device. She later upgrades to a choker-mounted version to prevent such incidents.
    • Heroic BSOD: She's seen shaking in terror after the team confronts a crazed Roberta.

Claude "Torch" Weaver

One of the Carnival Of Killers hired to hunt down Jane in the Greenback Jane arc.

Verrocchio

Head of an Italian mafia operating in Roanapur. He hired Hansel and Gretel to assassinate Balalaika and Chang so that he could take control over Roanapur's underworld, but quickly found that the Creepy Twins didn't enjoy being told to kill.

Maki


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