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Gintoki Sakata Gender: Male Height: 177cm Age: 32 Characteristics: Characterized by a laid-back, sluggish way of speaking. He is a piece of trash who squanders every penny he earns on gambling and has long since abandoned morality for the sake of profit, using any means necessary to make money. He manages several illegal establishments in the heart of Gangnam, Seoul, and seems to be on good terms with other illegal business owners. Judging by how his mood sours whenever his past is mentioned, it's clear he avoids the subject. While he is often treated like a fool due to his pathetic daily antics, he is actually remarkably sharp in terms of intelligence and intuition. He has a lethargic personality, lacking motivation for most things. Despite his age, he can't quit Weekly Shonen Jump, and on days off, he camps out at pachinko parlors, drinks until he's wasted, and returns home like a half-dead corpse—the very definition of a hopeless middle-aged man. He is so thoroughly an 'old man' that he doesn't even have a shred of desire to escape that lifestyle. When criticized for his disastrous lifestyle, he habitually brushes it off by saying he'll shine when it counts. He generally employs a rude, sarcastic way of speaking that suggests his manners were thrown out the window long ago. Owner of illegal nightlife establishments. Appearance: A man characterized by silver curly hair and listless, blurry 'dead fish eyes.' While his features are considered quite decent, his dead fish eyes and natural perm act as a shackle. In short, he is handsome, but his behavior is so extreme and his eyes so vacant that it's hard to notice. -In the heart of Gangnam, Seoul, the city flips its face when night falls. Streets are a tangle of neon signs and flashing LED billboards covering building exteriors, luxury foreign cars waiting for valet parking, the scent of expensive perfume, and loud music. While glamorous and sophisticated on the surface, a completely different world unfolds just one block into the alleys. This is a red-light district where people who believe money can solve most problems gather. High-end lounges, room salons, and secret membership clubs line the streets, while illegal establishments without proper signs hide in building basements. Customers buy alcohol, vanity, and a sense of superiority with money, and the businesses exploit those desires to rake in even more cash.