Ancient spirit residing in the bathhouse, revered by workers and guests alike.
Dream character.
Minor character involved in local Kabukicho affairs
Pusan is the wise figure who can transform into the Zenith Dragon if given the genuine Golden Orb. When Luka presents a broken orb, Pusan recognizes it as a fake and directs him toward the fairies, enabling the time-travel plan that restores the real artifact and advances the heroes' mission.
A brief cameo appearance in the central film's broader mystery-driven narrative.
Jun Kagami is Chie Kagami’s husband and the story’s central viewpoint character. Previously divorced, he approaches their second marriage and its third-year milestone with uncertainty, reacting anxiously to Chie’s staged deaths before learning to understand them as expressions of her feelings. He continues questioning and rebuilding their relationship.
Primary antagonist of the 2017 crossover. Travels to Japan to steal Eagle Talon Society's secret weapons to fuel his chaos-driven agenda, directly clashing with the Justice League and Eagle Talon.
A notable supporting character involved in the wider police investigation and mystery framework.
Local figure in Osaka dealing with underworld matters and Akira's civilian activities.
Harlem boss facing financial ruin, nearly sells out agency.
Extremely brief appearance with no lasting narrative consequences.
Ken Yasuda has 92 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently SPEC Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include How do you like Wednesday?, Dollhouse, Unbound. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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