A young alien warrior from the Land of Light.
Civilian family member with minor screen time.
Sanosuke helps Sada gain permission to enter the restaurant kitchen where Tatsuzo Kikumoto works. His assistance enables her to take on that role at the restaurant, though the synopsis does not describe him as a participant in Sada and Tatsuzo’s later relationship or their departure.
A character appearing in the first title; the supplied synopsis does not clarify his relationship or actions.
A secondary police-drama character involved in the ensemble surrounding the central detectives.
Sueo Saito is an elderly former car mechanic who saved carefully so he would not burden his children. After Sawa takes him home, he becomes vulnerable to a supposedly risk-free investment scheme and a dispute over his finances. He later gives Sawa access to ten million yen, offers her his car, and asks her to act as his bank manager.
Junior officer or colleague, supports field operations and gathers local intelligence.
Mako’s father is mentioned when Mako tells Mika that he died while Mika was away on a family trip. His death causes Mako to break down and share her grief with Mika, revealing a painful event in her best friend’s family.
An individual linked to the conspiracy, possibly a suspect, witness, or secondary operative in the assassination plot.
A notable supporting character involved in the wider network surrounding the investigation and criminal events.
Bengal has 123 screen credits in a career dating back to 1979. Their work spans 15 cinematic universes — most prominently Abunai Deka Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Beijing Watermelon, Nejirin bou, Step Up Love Story: Love Forever. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 15 universes
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