Luka is the classic playboy-ish foreign type of character. Family (inside the organization) means everything to him and when a new member joins they swear loyalty by blood oath.

They've been fighting with the Dragon Head for years and The boss of the mafia group callled King Caesar. Jealous of the friendship between Azusa and J.J, he does his best at destroying the trust between the two.Д®ven after playing all his endings I couldn't say that I was happy with what I've read. When he was younger he also had a mentor (similar to Azusa and J.Js relationship) except that his mentor was cruel and cold. Now that guy is after him but nice as J.J is, he decides to help him out and finish it all so the Tachibana can put his past behind him. This made him disgusted beyond anything so he simply pulled the trigger and killed them all except his friend who helped him out when he first arrived in Tokyo. Tachibana tells J.J about his past and how he used to work as a host until he found his co-workers taking drugs in his apartment. His seiyuu just made me more annoyed and I kept disliking him more as the story went on. Tachibana is (unlike Gian) more annoying and stupid, rather than quirky and sarcastic. I also played his route first, but boy how anti-climax and disappointing it all was. His appearance and voice samples made me hope for a carefree and trigger happy guy like Gian from LUCKY DOG 1. When I first saw the picture with all the characters I was drawn to Tachibana the most. I thought I would feel the same but he was a somewhat decent character. Time passed by and for 5 years they lived together without Azusa being able to hurt him (he tried poisoning him but it didn't work).ДЇrom what I've read on forum and so on, people usually think Azusa is a spoiled brat who doesn't know when to shut up. Not sure how he is going to do it, he decides to stick around J.J while figuring out a plan. Young J.J before hee meets Master, who helps him get his life backДЄzunyan Azusa thinks J.J killed his parents and swears to kill him someday. Even if Ugajin is the one that grows most during those paths, it's all thanks to J.J in the end.

In Ugajins and Liu's route J.J is very suspicious and always watches his back. I can think that maybe he feels it's too much emotional attachment and the risk of fighting together in a big group. At the end of Kiryuu's path he still decides that he want to belong to the family, but working on his own is what he likes best.

When joining King Caesar and becoming part of the family, we see him being more social and the fact that he probably does feel pretty lonely and wanting to have a place to call him. It's not that J.J is a bad name, but when people said it it sounded so weird and funny that I burst out laughing at times.Everyone said it different too Yay-Yay, Jiy-Jiy, Jii-Jii, Jeh-Jeh and other versions.ДЄnother thing I really love about he game is that you get to see many different sides of him. Something I hope Karin Entertainment change when they create their next game is to come up with a better name. Even with Master whom he known for the longest he is pretty cold towards. Taking the boy with him, he fled and hid up until the story starts, only killing when necessary. J.J went to the room he was instructed to only to find Azusa's parents dead on the floor. There was a big party at a hotel where both the Dragon Head and King Caesar mafia attended to. He was one of the most famous killers around and went by the name 'Death Scythe'. J.J stands for 'Jap Junior' which was what they called him at the guerrilla camp.ДҐ years ago he was set-up during a assassination. Brainwashed, raped and now a cold blooded murderer he soon forgot everything he was before. His parents were killed and he grew up fighting in a war zone.

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