The Uragiri

General Information of the Uragiri

The Uragiri are a tight knit group of street samurais that are all for one another, often times defending their own no matter the consequences. They trust one another with their lives, and the captured members of the group will rarely give out any information. The group all have an identical tattoo on their lower back, which is a tattoo of a single katana with a skull. They focus on a mix of various crafts, and most of all, they do whatever it takes to win in battles, often throwing out the “honor” aspect of samurais. The Uragiri do not follow an honor code, they never have, and they never will. The group often act as mercenaries when open to the public eye, generally doing whatever is needed for payment. Want a job done without any questions asked? The Uragiri are the gang to go to.

The Crafts

The crafts of the Uragiri are pretty common ones, the group dabbling in human trafficking, drug manfacturing and bladesmithing. The gang is generally very skilled in these crafts, and often devote most of their day to these crafts, honing their skills as much as they can. Any blade you can think of? A member of this gang can likely make it, so long as they are given the appropriate amount of credits and materials. They are often big time drug dealers as well, peddling whatever they can get their hands on, not caring for the effects on those who use the drugs they peddle.

The Fighting Style

The Uragiri are natural born fighters, oftentimes being taken into the gang at a young age, and being raised to fight without remorse or mercy. They train vigorously with their blades, these styles varying depending on the person. Taking down a Uragiri member will generally be no easy feat, as they study and perfect their style with the blades they find themselves using. They are even known to coat their blades with potent poison, relying on it to whittle away at their opponents moral and general wellbeing as they fight to the death. It’s rare to see a Uragiri member showing mercy, or any semblance of honor while fighting, as they utilize cheap tactics, and generally frowned upon blows to utterly destroy their opponent.

The Wanted Members of The Uragiri

Jessica Stone, wanted for 9 counts of first degree murder, 8 counts of racketeering, 7 counts of possession of illegal narcotics, 8 counts of manslaughter. Posted bounty of 10 million yen, considered to be extremely dangerous and unpredictable.

Leonardo Conway, wanted for 5 counts of first degree murder, 6 counts of racketeering, 4 counts of possession of illegal narcotics. Posted bounty of 5 million yen.