Dondenkai
CharacterDondenkai is one of the contracting agencies that operate under the JAA umbrella, staffed by a roster of more than fifty professional killers. It later becomes one of the outfits erased entirely when Slur and his followers begin their campaign against the association.
Overview
Dondenkai functions as an assassin agency licensed through the Japanese Association of Assassins, fielding a workforce of over fifty seasoned professionals. As a mid tier contractor it takes on jobs passed down from the larger organization and puts its own personnel out into the field.
Role
A number of Dondenkai's killers pursued the bounty hanging over Sakamoto, drawn by the reward on the retired legend's head. The agency's story ends violently, as it counts among the groups obliterated during the purge carried out by Slur and his organization, part of the broader assault that gutted the JAA's network of agencies.
Notable Members
The agency's known personnel include Boiled, Obiguro, and Tatsu, all of them affiliated with Dondenkai during its active years.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dondenkai in Sakamoto Days?
Dondenkai is an assassin agency in Sakamoto Days that operates under license from the Japanese Association of Assassins. It fields more than fifty professional killers who take on contract work passed down from the larger organization.
How many assassins are part of Dondenkai?
Dondenkai employs more than fifty professional assassins, making it a mid tier contractor within the JAA's network of agencies.
What happened to Dondenkai during Slur's attacks?
Dondenkai is wiped out entirely during the purge carried out by Slur and his organization, part of the broader assault that gutted the JAA's network of agencies.
Who are Dondenkai's notable members?
Dondenkai's known personnel include Boiled, Obiguro, and Tatsu, all of whom were affiliated with the agency during its active years.
Why did Dondenkai's assassins pursue Sakamoto?
A number of Dondenkai's killers pursued the bounty placed on Sakamoto, drawn by the reward on the retired legend's head.
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