Adaptation Displacement: Pretty much exclusively because of the below-mentioned signature scene, not a lot of people know that the anime adapts the second manga series, let alone that there is a manga in the first place.
Awesome Moments: Mera finally managing to put a katana through Buppa's stomach is, after thirteen episodes of Buppa being the most repugnant bastard possible, an immensely satisfying moment that drives in Mera as the Magnificent Bastard he is. See it here.
Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: Once again, "Goosh Goosh". Never brought up again, and no action afterwards carries the same amount of Squick.
Complete Monster: Jadakins from the Tokyo Tribe 2 anime is a mercenary sent a country over by the Daishisai to Tokyo to retrieve his niece Erika. Taciturn, stoic, and savagely brutal in his job, Jadakins is defined by his utmost lack of any sort of true human feeling and is hinted to be something other than human. Employed by crime lord Buppa to wipe out the Hands gang in retribution for the death of his son N'koi, Jadakins sets out brutalizing and graphically killing whomever he can get his hands on, at one point tearing out the eye of Chef Renkon with his teeth, and then leaving the man to suffer. Once his true mission comes into hand, Jadakins displays no relent in murdering whomever gets in his way—and whomever doesn't, as Jadakins kicks the Sycophantic Servant-turned-aspiring warlord Skunk into the path of an oncoming train for no reason at all after the latter safely delivers Erika to him. Compounding his pointless brutality with the implications that he may be getting far more pleasure out of his job than he should, Jadakins is seen as nothing short of a monster by the gangs of Tokyo.
Magnificent Bastard: Mera, leader of the Wu-Ronz and former best friend of hero Kai Deguchi, plays the role of the monstrous Buppa's right-hand man to avenge his parents' deaths at the latter's hands. A master manipulator, Mera evades blame for killing Buppa's son and manages to win back his most loyal followers by sheer charisma after his own second-in-command, the loathsome Skunk, betrays him. Karmically killing Buppa, Mera then makes amends with Kai and saves the woman he loves by chasing down Skunk with Kai's aid.
Memetic Mutation: Goosh gooshExplanation In the first episode of Toyko Tribe 2, Buppa rapes a younger, androgynous-looking man to death in an over-the-top manner that parodies common hentai cinematography, shouting "goosh goosh" over and over as he does so. The simultaneously disturbing and absurd nature of the scene resulted in it becoming a popular shock video online, pranking unsuspecting internet users into watching it.
Never Live It Down: This show will never, ever be memorable for anything other than the one scene that's been mentioned multiple times on this page. And in case you've forgotten, goosh goosh.
Nightmare Fuel: Buppa literally assrapes a skinny Bishonen guy to death in the first episode of Tokyo Tribe 2.
Periphery Demographic: This show got some attention by some Yaoifans because of the infamous Goosh Goosh scene despite not actually being part of the Yaoi genre due to it being a Seinen.
Signature Scene: Chances are, you went to this page because of the "goosh goosh" scene.
Squick: Oh, god... Buppa's tastes lead to one of the most gruesome deaths in anime ever.
Watch It for the Meme: Most people have only heard of this series from the above infamous "goosh goosh" scene. Conveniently, it's in the first episode. Nothing on TOW even begins to explain what it is all about.
Lord Buppa, the Big Bad of this Live-Action Adaptation of the manga, is the slovenly, repugnant crime lord of Buppa Town, a miserable, crime-infested cesspool Buppa keeps in a perpetual state of misery. A sadist who keeps firm control over Tokyo through manipulating the lower Tribes into constant war, Buppa regularly gathers droves of women for his own depraved purposes: selling them into forced prostitution, gifting them to his son N'koi to be mentally broken and converted into furniture, or simply outright butchering and eating them. One of Buppa's first scenes has him allow Merra to savagely kill a gathering of guests at his dinner before spraying one of the survivor's arms with something that will cause agonizing necrosis in it, purely to amuse himself. Buppa eventually spearheads an invasion of Tokyo by utilizing his Tribe, the Waru, to exterminate every other Tribe and give him permanent control over Tokyo. Even his loyalty to the High Priest is a sham, as Buppa intends to murder him and take over Asia himself. A corrupt, greedy thug of a crime lord, Buppa is proud of the murderous reputation he's cultivated and states he'll become the devil of Asia in his rigorous attempt to conquer everything he can.
Buppa's psychotic hitman and one of his Co-Dragons, Merra, is no less vile than his boss. A Serial Rapist who introduces himself stripping and molesting a cop who confronts him on the circulation of drugs, Merra gleefully butchers Buppa's dinner guests when he's allowed and happily tortures and murders anyone Buppa employs him to. In conflict with his lifelong rival Kai—whom Merra has dedicated himself to utterly ruining due to his jealousy of Kai's better endowment—Merra beats down the daughter of the High Priest, Sunmi/Erika, sexually gratifies himself by threatening to stab her, and implicitly rapes her, before giddily murdering Tera in his attempt to kill Kai. Merra eagerly participates in Buppa's invasion of Tokyo, brutally murdering whomever he can get his hands on, even his own allies, ultimately driving to take over Tokyo himself after Buppa dies. Not even remotely resembling his Noble Demon counterpart from the anime and manga, Merra is a wanton, ludicrously petty psychopath who stands out even in the polluted standards of the setting.
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