Characters / Kenka Banchō 1 and 2

Kyokutō Kōkō (Far East High School)

A centenarian co-ed public school which, despite having good facilities, isn't properly mantained. It's the setting where the main characters from the first two games come from: In the first game, it's under threat by the newly-founded Kuroma Rengō (Black Truth Union) — inversely, in the sequel Kyokutō Kōkō leads the union of the Far East schools.

Introduced in the first game

Yasuo Tanaka

Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa (1), Jun'ichi Suwabe (2)

Played by: Tōru Wakatsuki (First two films)

The bancho of Kyokutō Kōkō, who quickly rose to the position after enrolling the school. He's responsible of leading an alliance against the Kuroma Rengō, and after beating it, he becomes the #1 bancho of the Far East Line.

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• Canon Name
• Character Alignment: Depending on the player's actions, Tanaka can either be regarded as a Knight in Shining Armor or a Jerkass.
• Expy: A loose one of main character Kunio from Kunio-kun.
• Final Boss: Of the second game, if playing on the Kyōwashi Rengō side. If playing on the Far East Union, however, he can be the True Final Boss of the Golden Ending, which means that Yasuo will pass the mantle to Tomoya.
• Hero Antagonist: Of the second game, if playing under the Kyōwashi Rengō.
• The Protagonist: Of the first game.

Reina Sasaki

^{Reina in Full Throttle} 

Voiced by: Rio Natsuki

Played by: Risa Ai (First film)

The sukeban of Kyokutō Kōkō. One of Yasuo's three possible date interests, although the game heavily favours choosing her (and the sequel's canon confirms it).

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• Action Girl: The only playable girl in the series.
• Another Side, Another Story: A side-story from her POV is unlocked after beating the game and having her as a girlfriends.
• Expy: A loose one of Misako from Kunio-kun, as one of the few kick-ass girls from both series.
• Official Couple: With Yasuo in the second game.

Hiroshi Yamamoto

Voiced by: Kiyotaka Furushima

Played by: Mitsuyoshi Shinoda (Full Throttle film)

Yasuo's best friend since kindergarten. Although he'll always be on his side, Hiroshi's fighting abilties are nowhere as good as Yasuo's.

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• A Friend in Need
• All-Loving Hero: He's known as "Buddha Hiroshi".
• Expy: Of Hiroshi from Kunio-kun, who even shares the same name. At least Yamamoto's slightly more proficient at fighting.
• Eyes Always Shut
• Heterosexual Life-Partners
• Perpetual Smiler

Shinji Yokokura

Voiced by: Hashiba Shuuya

Played by: Ryūta Nakamura (Full Throttle film)

Yasuo's underling. He seems to keep up to date with everything, since he's a frequent Chiba client.

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• Knowledge Broker

Saki Asaoka

Voiced by: Yoko Sasaki

Played by: Yua Saito (First film)

One of Reina's friends. Despite being extremely popular between boys, she's never dated with anyone... Although she is definitely interested in Yasuo. She can be one of Yasuo's three possible date interests.

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• Clueless Dude Magnet
• Expy: Of Mami Shimada from Kunio-kun.
• Flat Character

Manami Nakanishi

Voiced by: Emiko Hagiwara

One of Reina's friends, and one of Yasuo's three possible date interests.

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• Flat Character: Other than being slightly overweight, she hardly has any defining trait.

Umekichi Suzuhara

The head of Kyokutō Kōkō's Student Council. Umekichi tries to fill Yasuo's void after his brief absence (during Reina's storyline), but is clearly out of his league.

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• Lawful Pushover
• Paper-Thin Disguise: His attempt to pass as a yanki is by filling his neatly-buttoned jacket with loads of words, bosozoku-style. Surprisingly, some enemies are fooled.

Masataka Iwabuchi

Kyokutō Kōkō's Physical Education teacher. He protects the school when Tetsuya Asami tries to invade it.

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• Badass Teacher

Introduced in the second game

Tomoya Takeda

Voiced by: Daisuke Kishio

Played by: Ryūji Kamiyama (Full Throttle film)

The main character of the second game. A newcomer to Kyokutō Kōkō known as "Nichu no Kyōken" (Mad Dog of Nichu) for his strength, who tried to replace Yasuo as the school's bancho and failed to do so. Meanwhile, his best friend from middle school, Ryō Kisaragi, formed a bosozoku group that also tries to challenge the Far East union. Takeda, torn between the two sides, must choose one of the factions to fight against the other.

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• Always Someone Better: Yasuo is this to Takeda, and is the trigger of the plot: Takeda can either choose to lawfully become Yasuo's successor ascending inside the Far East Union, or can avenge his defeat and become Number One along his former friend Ryō.
• Badass Biker: He's the only playable character in the series that can ride a motorcycle — in fact, many of the second game's features are centered on motorcycle riding. However, the player needs to buy a driver's license to do so.
• Canon Name:
• Character Alignment: Unlike Yasuo, his alignment scale depends on his alliegance. If he's on the Far East Association's side, his scale is pretty similar to Yasuo's. Inversely, if he's allied with the Kyōwashi Rengō, the game expects the player to behave like a bosozoku, like using weapons, riding bikes while breaking as many rules as possible, or fighting against your allies for power.
• The Protagonist: Of the second game.

Yōko Kato

Voiced by: Mai Hoshikawa

Played by: Kaoru Hirata (Full Throttle film)

Takeda's friend from childhood. A kind but shy person who has a crush on his former friend.

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• Save the Princess: Can be kidnapped by the Kyōwashi Rengō, depending on the player's actions.

Shinnosuke Saeki

Voiced by: Takayuki Kondō

Played by: Shūichi Yamauchi (Full Throttle film)

Takeda's best friend from Kyokutō High School, and his closest ally during his fights. Has an unrequited crush to Yōko.

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• The Conscience: Assures himself that Takeda doesn't pick up a bad path.
• Friendly Rivalry: Fights against Takeda to see who's he best fighter of the two.

Other schools near the Kyokutō-sen (Far East Line)

Shimamura Kōkō (Shimamura High School)

Kyokutō Kōkō's rival school from the other side of the train, a boys' school which is slightly better preserved than Kyokutō High School, although its regulations are looser and its education is rougher. It joins the Kyokutō Rengo (Far East Union) to defeat the Kuroma Rengō, but not before a leader between the rivals is chosen.

Masahiro Ōtake

Voiced by: Ryo Wakabayashi

Played by: Tomohiko Sutō (First film)

Shimamura Kōkō's bancho and Yasuo's long-time rival, known as "Shima-kō no Mōjū" ("Shima HS' fierce beast").

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• Cannot Talk to Women
• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Dissapears in the sequel.
• Expy: A loose one of Riki from Kunio-kun, whom he shares a blue uniform and long-standing rivalry with the main character.
• Friendly Rivalry
• Straight Man

Ikuo Yamada

Voiced by: Masaaki Koda (2)

Played by: Masato Yamaguchi (First film)

Masahiro's second-in-command. In the sequel, he takes his former boss' position as the leader of Shimamura and second-in-command of the Far East Union.

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• Affectionate Nickname: "Gori Otoko" (Gorilla Man) by most people, "Gori" by Reina, "Gori-chan" by Hiroshi and "Yama-san" by his underlings. The Rekka gang calls him "Gorilla".
• It's Personal: His defeat by the Rekka gang marks the beginning of the Far East Union and Kyōwashi Rengō's war.
• Straight Man: Although not as much as Masahiro.
• Super-Strength

Jinba Kōkō (Jinba High School)

A modern co-ed high school with state-of-the-art facilities and smartly-dressed students, but also high-priced. It's set in the middle between the Kyokutō-Shimamura rivalry and the Kuroma Rengō menace. It allies itself with the newly-founded Kyokutō Rengo (Far East Union) to fight against the oncoming threat.

Shigeru Hachiya

Voiced by: Daisuke Kishio (1)

Played by: Yusuke Yamada (First film)

Jinba Kōkō's bancho, highly admired by all people from his area. He's beautiful, highly skilled in brawls and smart, but sadly he suffers from a chronic heart disease that stops him to reach his potential.

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• Broken Ace
• Distressed Dude: Gets kidnapped by the villains if Yasuo manages to be undefeated by any Jinba bancho.
• A Father to His Men
• Retired Badass: After the first game.

Yōichi Imai / Yōji Imai

^{Imai twins in Full Throttle} 

Voiced by: Daisuke Kita (Yoichi, 2)

Played by: Fumihito Minamitsuji (Yoichi, first film) / Yasutaka Yuuki (Yoji, first film)

A pair of twins that serve as Shigeru's sidekicks, but take his role after he retires. Yōichi's the eldest, and Yōji's the youngest.

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• Mook Chivalry: Although they usually fight together, the brothers and Shigeru can be talked into doing a one-to-one fight against the Kyokutō-Shimamura alliance in the first game.

Naoko Ono

Voiced by: Mai Hoshikawa

Shigeru's girlfriend, who wants to stop him from fighting as soon as she learns about his condition.

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• The Conscience

Bushin Dai Fuzoku Joshi Kōkō (Bushin Dai Fuzoku Girls' High School)

One of the few all-women school in the Far East line, and at first neutral in the Far East Union / Kuroma Rengō conflict.

Yasuko Ījima

Voiced by: Yuki Kyoi

Played by: Yasuaki Tozawa (First film)

Sukeban of Bushin Kōkō, known as "Mr. Bushin Joshi".

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• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: She relegates her role to Hitomi Murakami in the second game.
• Does Not Like Men: Has no problem with women and children, but forbids her minions to have any contact with men.
• Expy: She's quite similar to Misuzu of Kunio-kun.
• Skippable Boss: She and her minions can be talked into avoiding fighting against the protagonists... If done badly, though, she won't hesitate to fight along her two minions.

Nana Mochida

One of Bushin Kōkō's gatekeepers. She's dating Yōichi Imai of Jinba, despite her leader's orders.

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• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: It's unknown what happens to her relation with Yōichi in the second game.

Haru Sakaguchi

Bushin Kōkō's other gatekeeper. Although she doesn't have contact with men, she longs for a romance.

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Hitomi Murakami

Voiced by: Emiko Hagiwara

The sukeban of Bushin Kōkō in the second game, with Yasuko's approval. One of the youngest members of the Far East Union, who desires to be like Reina.

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• Ascended Fangirl: To Reina.
• Chickification: Unlike the girls of the first game, she's never seen fighting in the game.
• The Conscience: To Yōhei Kikunaga. This is seen as a rathe brave feat, because no one else dares to do so.

Bōsō Kōgyō Kōkō (Bōsō Industrial High School)

A lawless grafitti-covered school that looks like an abandoned building, filled to the brim with ruffians and dropouts. After its bancho's defeat, it fell under the Kuroma Rengō.

Yōhei Kikunaga

Voiced by: Kenjiro Tsuda

Bancho of the Bōsō Kōgyō Kōkō. Known as "The Mad Dog of Bōsō", he was highly feared through all the Far East Line before the Kuroma Rengō overwhelmed him and made him Number Four.

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• Affectionate Nickname: "Kikuchi" by Reina, "Kiku-chan" by Hitomi and Yoichi.
• Bash Brothers: With Yasuo after his defeat. Has also a good relationship with Hironobu Kanō and Takeshi Kimura.
• The Dreaded
• Heel–Face Turn: After being defeated, he turns into one of the main characters' most faithful allies.
• Held Back in School: All the time he spends fighting is definitely not spent by doing anything useful in school.
• Super-Strength: Said to be the strongest in the Far East Union after Yasuo.

Kōryūkan Kōkō (Kōryūkan High School)

One of the schools under the Kuroma Rengō.

Isao Shibahara

Voiced by: Kiyotaka Furushima

Played by: Masaki Sata (as Kaoru Shibahara, first film)

Kōryūkan Kōkō's Bancho, and Kuroma Rengō's Number Three. A handsome man and good fighter that isn't afraid to lie to his friends to fulfill his objectives.

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• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
• Manipulative Bastard
• Heel Realization: After being defeated, he regrets his actions.
• Politically Correct Villain: He's the only student in Kōryūkan that cared for the half-English Charlie Arai.
• Surfer Dude

Charlie Arai

Voiced by: Masaaki Sekine

Kōryūkan Kōkō's second-in-command. A big, strong fighter that is Kōryūkan's best fighter. Isao's one of his only friends, because people tend to marginalize him for his mixed ethnicity.

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• But Not Too Foreign: Half English, half Japanese.
• Expy: A loose one of Kunio-kun's Goda (good-hearted guy in green uniform who seemingly works for the villains) and Johnny (good-hearted foreigner who's one of the enemies' stronger allies).

• Skippable Boss: If Yasuo talks with him before fighting Shibahara, he'll be convinced to avoid the fight, leaving Shibahara alone.

Emi Yoshino

Voiced by: Emiko Hagiwara

Played by: Yūki Fukasawa (First film)

Shibahara's girlfriend, who like him, has no problem using Charlie as a tool for her means.

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• Manipulative Bastard
• The Remnant: She abandons Kuroma Rengō after its downfall, following Tetsuya Asami's group.

Hironobu Kanō

Voiced by: Shigeo Kiyama

Kōryūkan's bancho in the second game, following Isao and Charlie's approval. Following the defeat of his former bosses, he's allied to the Far East Union.

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• Bash Brothers: With Yōhei Kikunaga and especially Takeshi Kimura.
• Knowledge Broker: He seems to know a lot about the Kyōwashi Rengō members, such as Kewpie, the Asami brothers or the Kuroyama Gurentai.

Kunishima Kōkō (Kunishima High School)

One of the schools under the Kuroma Rengō, known for having students from well-standing families.

Teppei Ishida

Voiced by: Dai Matsumoto

Kunishima Kōkō's bancho, and one of Kuroma Rengō's planners. He's known as "Hebi no Ishida" (Snake Ishida) after his dirty tricks.

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• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
• Dirty Coward
• The Remnant: After Kuroma Rengō's dissolution, he follows Tetsuya Asami's group.
• Save the Princess: His main act in the game is kidnapping Yasuo's love interest.
• Smug Snake

Hide Kinoshita

Voiced by: Kenjiro Tsuda

Kunishima Kōkō's second-in-command. Much like Teppei, he's much more adept at planning than fighting.

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• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
• The Remnant: He follows Tetsuya Asami's group after the fall of Kuroma Rengō, much like his boss.
• The Starscream: Fitting his personality, he wants to replace Teppei.

Takeshi Kimura

Voiced by: Koichi Tochika

Kunishima's bancho, known as the "ikemen bancho" (Handsome bancho) for his pretty looks. He rose to the position after the former banchos ' absence.

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• Bash Brothers: With Yōhei Kikunaga and especially Hironobu Kanō. Sadly, he can betray his friends if he's blackmailed.
• Driven to Villainy: His brother's on Makoto Hyuga's bad side, after he crashed into Makoto's car. The Kyōwashi Rengō use this as an advantage, and make him fight for their side.
• Pretty Boy

Kuroma Kōkō (Black Truth High School)

The school that leads the Kuroma Rengō (Black Truth Union).

Ryūji Gōda

Voiced by: Kariya Masanobu

Played by: Hakuzen (First film)

Leader of the Kuroma Rengō. He has never been defeated by the start of the first game.

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• Authority Equals Asskicking
• Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy
• Big Bad
• Defeating the Undefeatable
• Final Boss: Of the first game's main storyline.
• Scary Black Man
• Take Over the City: His goal is to rule over every gang in Japan.

Keizō Motoyama

Voiced by: Dai Matsumoto

Second in command of the Kuroma Rengō, and Number One of its Elite Four. Younger brother of Tetsuya Asami, and formerly the strongest fighter on the Far East Line before Gōda came.

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• Graceful Loser: Accepts his defeat by Yasuo, and refuses to avenge his defeat through his older brother's plans.

Gorō Iwatani

Voiced by: Hisanori Koyatsu

Number Two of the Kuroma Rengō. As the brains of the organization, he's known as the "Murder Computer".

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• The Chessmaster
• Graceful Loser: Much like Keizō, he accepts his defeat.
• Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves: Doesn't take kindly to traitors.

Yūko Mizutani

Voiced by: Sayaka Ohara

Gōda's girlfriend... At least as long as the Kuroma Rengō stands.

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• Designated Girl Fight: She's the only female boss of Reina's storyline.
• Go Seduce My Archnemesis: Tries this with Yasuo.
• The Remnant: After Kuroma Rengō's fall, she turns into Tetsuya Asami's girlfriend.

Shōji Kira

Kuroma Kōkō's bancho in the second game. He mantains former banchos Motoyama and Iwatani's oath of neutrality against the Far East Union.

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• Abhorrent Admirer: He's in love with Kumiko, a girl who doesn't answer her back.

Higashi-Kantō Kyōwashi Rengō (Higashi-Kantō Race-Crazy Union)

An alliance of Bōsōzoku gangs, and one of the two factions in the second game.

Ankoku Kishi-dan (Dark Knights)

A bosozoku gang clad in white, who leads the Kyōwashi Rengō.

Ryō Kisaragi

Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa

Played by: Shunya Shiraishi (Full Throttle film)

Takeda's best middle school friend, formerly known as "Nichu no Akuma" (Devil of Nichu). Leader of Ankoku Kishi-dan and the whole Kyōwashi Rengō.

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• Affably Evil
• Ambition Is Evil: Ryō's true purpose is gaining power to defeat the Ryūshinkai gang.
• Asskicking Leads to Leadership: Although the organization doesn't seem to fully know the extent of his fighting and leading abilities.
• Big Bad Friend: Of the second game, if playing under the Far East Union.
• Expy: A loose one of Shinji from Kunio-kun. Ironically, Shinji's relation with one of the main characters was developed long after Kenka Bancho 2 came out.
• A Father to His Men: He definitely tries to keep order within the Kyōwashi Rengō.
• Final Boss: Of the Far East Union side.
• Revenge Before Reason
• Slowly Slipping Into Evil: Was formerly a nice guy despite his nickname, but by the start of the game he starts as an Anti-Villain at best, and by the end he's wholly crossed any Moral Event Horizon left.
• Start of Darkness: His uncle Konosuke Hasegawa's suicide.

Yasutomi Tsukada

One of the Ankoku Kishi-dan 's elite guards. He wouldn't mind to give his life to Ryō.

• Final Boss: Along Tsuyoshi Hakamada, on the Far East Union side's worst ending.

Tsuyoshi Hakamada

One of the Ankoku Kishi-dan 's elite guards. A cold-hearted man who has no problem to resort to any means to fulfill his means, such as threatening Yōko with a knife. However, he's still very faithful to Ryō, no matter how many times he is beaten.

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• Defiant to the End
• Final Boss: Along Yasutomi Tsukada, on the Far East Union side's worst ending.

Saitō, Mizuguchi and Okumura

Three Ankoku Kishi-dan members who Ryō Kisaragi assigns as Takeda's allies within the organization.

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• *Crack!* "Oh, My Back!": Mizuguchi has lower back pain.
• Nice Guy: Saitō's main trait.
• Thinking Out Loud: Okumura's fond of saying weird phrases to himself.

Rekka (Raging Fire)

A bosozoku gang clad in red, and the first villain team if playing under the Far East Union.

Haruki Mishima

Voiced by: Koichi Tochika

Boss of the Rekka gang, and an underling to Masayuki Tashiro.

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• Crazy Jealous Guy: He doesn't like Takeda's fast rise within the gang, and acts to get him out.
• Dirty Coward:
• Psycho Sidekick: He follows his own ambitions (and/or Tashiro's), rather than the Kyōwashi Rengō's. This gets him against his superiors, who expel him from the Union.
• Smug Snake

Keizō Hashiba

Rekka 's second-in-command. He's the gang's main contact with Ryō and Tomoya.

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• Warmup Boss: He's the first boss of the game, before Takeda chooses either side.

Raudo ("Loud" / "Lightweight Furious Hares")

A bosozoku gang clad in purple, and the strongest bosozoku gang before the rise of the Kyōwashi Rengō (and still the strongest within it).

Takafumi Inoue

Voiced by: Takayuki Kondō

The leader of the Raudo gang, and a strong and well-liked bosozoku. However, he has doubts of staying within the Kyōwashi Rengō.

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• Anti-Villain
• Bash Brothers: Used to be one to Takumi Kurosawa.
• Heel Realization: He doesn't agree with the direction the Kyōwashi Rengō is taking.
• Take a Third Option: He and Kurosawa end up fighting both the Far East Union and the Kyōwashi Rengō, since the gang's not clearly on any side.

Takumi Kurosawa

Voiced by: Takahiro Imamura

Leader of the Raudo gang's Musashiyama subdivision. Like his friend Takafumi Inoue, he has doubts about closing down the Raudo gang, but hasn't got the courage to end it by himself.

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• Bash Brothers: Used to be one to Takafumi Inoue.

Kochōran ("Phalaenopsis aphrodite" / "Revolting Tiger-Butterfly")

An all-girl bosozoku gang clad in pink, formerly led by Reina's older sister Ryoko Sasaki.

Asuka Minazuki

Voiced by: Fuyuka Ōura

The leader of the Kochōran gang after Ryoko Sasaki's retirement, and renowed as a stronger woman than her.

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• Abusive Parents: Her father's mistreatment fueled her drive to never be beaten by a man again.
• Chickification: She's never seen fighting ingame, unlike the girls of the first game.
• Even Evil Has Standards: Despute being one of the Kyōwashi Rengō 's top members, she doesn't approve of Tomoya's possible excessive violence, extend the grudge between Raudo 's leaders, or dragging innocent bystanders such as Yōko Kato into the fight between the Far East Union and her gang.
• Love Redeems: If she has a succesful relationship with Tomoya, she ends up leaving the gang.
• Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: Despite her admiration of her leader Ryō Kisaragi, she slowly sees the cracks within the organization.

Kewpie

A bosozoku gang clad in blue.

Kōzō Asami

Voiced by: Jun'ichi Suwabe

Played by: Gambino Kobayashi (Full Throttle film)

The founder and leader of the Kewpie gang, and the youngest of the three Asami brothers. He was personally recruited by Ryō Kisaragi after his brothers' fame.

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• Ambition Is Evil: He wants to be personally responsible for Yasuo's defeat, without the rest of the Kyōwashi Rengō 's permission.
• The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: Has no problem with breaking Tomoya and Yasuo's rivalry to make himself look better. Needless to say, Ryō (responsible for upholding the rivalry) doesn't take it lightly.
• Sibling Rivalry: Desperately wishes to come out of the shadow of his brothers.
• Smug Snake: Has no problem blackmailing Takeshi Kimura.

Kuroyama Gurentai (Hoodlum Swarm)

A small but higly powerful bosozoku gang clad in black.

Masato Fujimura

Voiced by: Daisuke Matsuoka

Leader of the Kuroyama Gurentai gang. He's rumored to have won over 200 one-on-one fights.

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• The Dreaded
• Summon Bigger Fish: His gang is mentioned to be the Kyōwashi Rengō's ultimate weapon.

Other characters

Masayuki Tashiro

Voiced by: Isao Yamagishi

Played by: Ryō Wakatsuki (First film)

Leader of Kuroma Rengō's shock corps in the first game. After their defeat, he is responsible for gathering everyone with a grudge against Yasuo under Tetsuya Asami's wing. By the second game, he's become one of the top members of Ankoku Kishi-dan, through the Ryūshinkai gang.

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• Evil Is Petty: Wants to avenge his loss to Yasuo after the first game by any means.
• Dirty Coward: Resorts to the lowest tricks to have an advantage: kidnapping, blackmailing
• Not-So-Harmless Villain: Indirectly starts the conflict of the first game, and in the second one he's responsible for most of the Kyōwashi Rengō's worst acts.
• Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves: His response to the Raudo members leaving the Union? Tampering their bikes.
• Smug Snake
• Warmup Boss: In the first game.
• You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: He doesn't seem to mind Ryō's position, since he's easily manipulable. However, Takeda's rise to power within the gang makes him clearly stand on the Ryūshinkai gang's side.

Introduced in the first game (Bancho storyline)

Heiji Takashima

A bancho from outside the Far East Line, known as the "Bancho Shiokinin" (Bancho Punisher). Tashiro manipulates him to fight against Yasuo, but he realizes it after losing and turns back on Tashiro and the Kuroma Rengō.

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• The Dreaded
• Skippable Boss: His boss fight can be skipped, but it's obligatory for the Golden Ending.

Kageteru Oyamada

Kyokutō Kōkō's "Secret bancho", locked in a punishment cell in the school for his excessive violence. In the second game, he has already graduated, and owns a dojo where the player character can learn new techniques.

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• Video Game Tutorial: Second game only.

Yūji Tanaka

Played by: Daisuke Shima (First film)

Yasuo's father, formerly the strongest bancho of the Far East Line. He runs a construction business.

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• Video Game Tutorial

Yoshio Chiba

An information seller from the Far East Line, known as "Chiba-chan". Also Yūji Tanaka's former sworn brother. In the second game, he can also be contacted by e-mail.

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• Hint System
• Smarter Than You Look

Ichirōta Edajima

Detective of the Juvenile Division. He regularly patrols the schools in search of any misconduct.

Introduced in the first game (Sukeban storyline)

Tetsuya Asami

Voiced by: Jun'ichi Suwabe

A veteran of the "Far East War", a fight between gangs that happened five years before the first game. He's the main villain of Reina's story, where he leads a group of Kuroma Rengō leftovers to attack the Kyokutō High School.

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• Final Boss: For Reina in the first game.

Ken Inagaki

Tetsuya Asami's underling, known as "Ken" (Fist). A ruthless fighter that attacks his enemies without any regard, whether they're up for a fight or not. He mistakenly abducts Umekichi, thinking he's Kyokutō High School's real bancho.

Ryōko Sasaki

^{Ryōko as Kochōran's sukeban} 

Reina's older sister, and the only enemy she fears. She's the ex-leader of the Kochōran bosozoku gang, but she retired from violence after Tetsuya Asami defeated her in the "Far East War".

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• Take Up My Sword: Gives Reina her trusty yo-yo.

Introduced in the second game

Makoto Hyuga

Voiced by: Taketora

A young high-ranking henchman of the Ryūshinkai crime syndicate, and the Kyōwashi Rengō's financial backer / lender.

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• Expy: Of Sabu from Kunio-kun.
• Good Scars, Evil Scars
• Greater-Scope Villain: Responsible for Kōnosuke Hasegawa's suicide, and therefore Ryō's Start of Darkness
• Loan Shark
• True Final Boss: When playing on the Kyōwashi Rengō side.
• Yakuza

Kinta Hatanaka

Makoto Hyuga's underling, and his means to send physical threats.

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• The Brute: Formerly jailed under assault charges.
• Fat Bastard
• Yakuza

Kōnosuke Hasegawa

Ryō Kisaragi's uncle and foster parent. He suicides after he's forced into a high debt by the Ryūshinkai crime syndicate.

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• Parental Substitute
• Posthumous Character

Daisuke Shima

Voiced by: Daisuke Shima

A legendary bancho, and one of the second game's bonus bosses.

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• As Himself: He's singer Daisuke Shima portraying an idealized version of himself.
• Creator Cameo: Daisuke Shima serves as the "image character" (i. e. mascot / poster boy) of the first two games, and one of his songs was the ending theme of the first game.