Tenma Nakaoji, the hero known as His Purple Highness, runs his business out of a modern building ringed by palm trees. The Purple Revolution Agency has room for more than desks: its staff can shower on site once a mission leaves them filthy.
The Purple Revolution Agency is the Hero Office attached to Tenma Nakaoji, who works under the name His Purple Highness.
It enters the story in Chapter 61 of Vigilantes, with the anime adaptation introducing it in Episode 20.
Contemporary architecture defines the building, which stands in an urban district with palm trees planted outside.
Its footprint allows for amenities beyond office space. The agency maintains its own shower rooms, so employees can wash up once a job is finished rather than carrying the mission home with them.

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The Purple Revolution Agency is the Hero Office belonging to Tenma Nakaoji, the hero known as His Purple Highness, first introduced in Chapter 61 of the Vigilantes manga.
Tenma Nakaoji, working under the hero name His Purple Highness, controls the Purple Revolution Agency and lends it both his name and his signature color.
The Purple Revolution Agency occupies a modern building with contemporary architecture, standing in an urban district lined with palm trees.
Beyond ordinary office space, the Purple Revolution Agency includes its own shower rooms, letting employees wash up once a mission is finished rather than carrying it home with them.
The Purple Revolution Agency debuted in Chapter 61 of the Vigilantes manga, with the anime adaptation introducing it in Episode 20.
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