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Johnny Tran
Johnny Tran
"I'll see you in the desert next month. Be ready to have your ass handed to you."
Played By: Rick Yune Other Languages
Appearances: The Fast and The Furious
"A couple of Nissan SR20's would pull a premium one week before race wars."
Dom's rival.
- Badass Biker: Tran is only seen driving a car once during the film, at Race Wars.
- Big Bad Ensemble: He serves as the main antagonistic force of the first film, though entirely through his antagonism towards Toretto's team. He's not involved with the hijacking plots - those were all committed by Dominic Toretto and his crew.
- Bottomless Magazines: What he and his cousin Lance seem to have in the final Chase Scene.
- Cold-Blooded Torture: Tortures a mechanic when he doesn't have the right parts for a car by nearly making him swallow motor oil.
- Dies Wide Open: While he was fleeing after he performed a drive by on Jesse, he was fatally shot by Brian.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: In addition to having a close connection with his cousin, he was also outraged when SWAT raided his home and scared his whole family. Come release, he’s still seething with anger over the info.
- Evil Is Petty: He and Dom have a deal to stay on each other respective sides of town. Brian accidentally drives into it while trying to get away from the cops after the street race. At first he seems reasonable enough and leaves without incident. Then a moment later two of his goons come back and shoot up the car. Forcing them to walk.
- My Sister Is Off-Limits: One of the reasons he has bad blood with Dom, who slept with his sister.
- Not Me This Time: The guy appears to be a criminal, but he's uninvolved in the hijackings.
- Red Herring: The film at the midpoint tries to paint Tran as the notorious hijacker terrorizing California. He's not.
- The Rival: Of the Race Wars to Dom.
- Smug Snake: He oozes with cockiness, despite not truly being a match for Dom.
- Starter Villain: On the grander scale of the franchise. He's the first real antagonist that the Toretto crew face, and even ultimately kills a member (Jesse) near the end of the film, but his status as merely the leader of a local biker gang in Los Angeles that are only merely implied to take part in criminal activity outside of street racing during the course of the film makes him very small pickings compared to the much larger threats Dom and his family face later on in the series.
- "Well Done, Son" Guy: He is deeply upset over being rebuked by his father for a police raid.
Lance Nguyen
Lance Nguyen
Played By: Reggie Lee Other Languages
Appearances: The Fast and The Furious
Johnny's cousin.
- Badass Biker: He is never seen driving a car during the film, and spends the entirety of the movie on a bike of some kind.
- Bottomless Magazines: What he and his cousin Johnny seem to have in the final Chase Scene.
- The Dragon: To his cousin Johnny.
Verone Crime Family
Carter Verone
Carter Verone
"You make it, and I'll personally hand you a hundred G's at the finish line."
Played By: Cole Hauser Other Languages
Appearances: 2 Fast 2 Furious
"Just put in the car what I tell you to, drive it to me and don't let anybody stop you. Understand?"
A ruthless drug kingpin.
- Arc Villain: In the greater scale of the franchise. Verone is the first villain in the franchise to be of a greater scale than mere thugs, but as of Fast X he is completely unrelated to anything regarding the overarching plot of the series.
- Bad Boss: He inflicts Cold-Blooded Torture on underlings who disappoint him.
- Big Bad: Of 2 Fast 2 Furious.
- Cold-Blooded Torture: Subjects a Dirty Cop on his payroll to this by putting a rat on his stomach, then a tin pail over it and heating it with a blowtorch. According to him, when a rat is trapped and frenzied enough it'll chew through its surroundings to get out. Ouch.
- Flat Character: He's not on screen much and we don't really know much about him beyond being a Faux Affably Evil drug smuggler.
- Faux Affably Evil: He may act polite to Brian, Roman, and Monica Fuentes, but he tends to commit Cold-Blooded Torture to those he fail him.
- Graceful Loser: He accepts being caught quite well, though he is confident that he'll get even with Brian and Roman
- Smug Snake: He reeks of overconfidence to the point where he's thinks he can get out of prison.
- The Stoic: He takes plenty of setbacks and losses better than other series villains.
- We Will Meet Again: What he claims as he's being hauled off but we haven't seen him since.
- Would Hurt a Child: See the Cold-Blooded Torture entry? He tells the cop in question that if he betrays him, he'll do the same to the guy's wife and children.
Roberto and Enrique
Roberto and Enrique
Played By: Roberto Sanchez (Roberto) and Mo Gallini (Enrique) Other Languages
Appearances: 2 Fast 2 Furious
Verone's enforcers.
- Co-Dragons: They seem to share equal authority and threat levels throughout the film.
- Ejection Seat: Roberto falls victim to one in the climax.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Brian and Roman beat up Enrique after he tries to shoot Roman.
- Not So Above It All: In spite of their stoicism through most of the movie, during the chase sequence with the Miami PD on the climax of the film their reactions to Brian and Rome's driving skills range from utter terror to complete enthrallment.
Darden and Korpi
Darden and Korpi
Played By: Eric Etebari (Darden) and John Cenatiempo (Korpi) Other Languages
Appearances: 2 Fast 2 Furious
Rival drivers who compete to work for Verone.
- Ambiguous Situation: Korpi's actor appears as a villainous driver who gets killed in the seventh movie but there's some debate as to whether they're the same character.
- Badass Driver: Brian and Roman do have to put some effort into beating them.
- I Gave My Word: While unhappy about it they hand over their pink slips after losing the race.
Reyes Crime Family
Hernan Reyes
Hernan Reyes
"Now, if you dominate the people with violence, they will eventually fight back because they have nothing to lose. And that's the key. I go into the favelas and give them something to lose. Electricity, running water, school rooms for their kids. And for that taste of a better life, I own them."
Played By: Joaquim De Almeida Other Languages
Appearances: Fast Five | Fast X note
A ruthless drug lord posing as a legitimate businessman.
- Affably Evil: He's very polite and even-tempered.
- Ain't Too Proud to Beg: Shows visible fear and tried to surrender when he is truly helpless.
- Arc Villain: Reyes is the main antagonist of Fast Five. He is also the only antagonist in the Fast & Furious and The Fate of the Furious span not to have any affiliations with the Shaw brothers and Cipher. That said, Fast X reveals he was in talks with a rogue agent of the Agency, tying the Reyes dynasty to the overarching storyline.
- Boom, Headshot!: Hobbs shoots Reyes in the head as revenge for his men, who were killed by Reyes' men in an ambush.
- The Cartel: He's a drug lord, not surprising considering the movie is set in Rio.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive: His real business is drug-running.
- Dirty Cop: It appears he has most of the Rio police force on his payroll, including the Rio Civil Police (Policia Civil), Rio Military Police (PMERJ), and Brazilian Federal Highway Police (PRF).
- Fate Worse than Death: He instills the philosophy of inflicting this upon his enemies onto his son, Dante.
- Machiavelli Was Wrong: Seems to believe in this trope. He politely admonishes some associates for trying to use fear and violence to exert control, because as their national history had demonstrated with the Spanish and Portuguese explorers, ruling with brutality incites rebellion, but those that offer mutual beneficence will have a much easier time maintaining dominance.
- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Hobbs successfully apprehends Dom and Brian before they can attempt to steal Reyes' fortune. Instead of taking this victory, Reyes orders his men to ambush Hobbs' unit which results in their escape and earns him the ire of Hobbs for murdering his squad. Had he simply let things go and not give in to his bloodlust, he would've beaten Dom and Brian without having to move a finger.
- Pragmatic Villainy: Offers to provide worldly amenities such as running water and schools because he understands that if he tries to control people with simple fear and brutality, they will eventually revolt because they have nothing to lose.
- Screw the Rules, I Have Money!: Is a firm believer in this trope. He buys people with things they wanted and make sure that they'll need to work for him in order to continue receiving them, with him comparing his methods to that of the Portuguese winning the hearts of the native using gifts in the past that leads to all Brazilians speaking Portuguese in the modern day.Reyes: I go into the favelas and give them something to lose: electricity, running water, schoolrooms for their kids. And for that taste of a better life - I own them.
- Sharp-Dressed Man: He favors tailored suits, befitting his image of a wealthy businessman.
- Tranquil Fury: During his You Have Failed Me scene (detailed below), Reyes is clearly enraged about the loss of his money, but nonetheless remained composed and soft-spoken as he tamely observed the various items on his desk, seemingly contemplating which one he'll use to Shoot the Messenger. After he bludgeons the man, Reyes doesn't break composure and simply pats himself off with a handkerchief.
- Villain with Good Publicity: He masquerades as a legitimate businessman, when in reality he's a powerful drug kingpin.
- You Have Failed Me: When he hears that Dom's team raided one of his hideouts, he kills the man who reported it to him via a vase.
Zizi
Zizi
Played By: Michael Irby Other Languages
Appearances: Fast Five
Hernan's right hand man.
- Badass Driver: He drives Reyes during the final chase scene and keeps decently up with the crew.
- Cop Killer; He guns down several Federal Agents which the team get blamed for.
- The Dragon: To Reyes.
- Made of Iron: Survived a car crash and was about to kill Dom until Brian catches up and kills him.
- Sole Survivor: He often ends up as this trope.
- The first time is when his squad of hitmen managed to corner Elena and Dom in the alley, Hobbs's squad showed up and killed all of them except him.
- The second time is when he thought he was about to be a recipient of You Have Failed Me by Reyes because he let Dom and Brian escaped during the train job (itself also leaving him as the Sole Survivor) but the mook who was in charge of guarding one of Reyes's safehouse that Dom and co. robbed got killed instead.
- The third time is when he and his mercenaries ambushed Hobbs's convoy. They killed most of Hobbs's team but before they can finish Hobbs himself off, Dom and co. rescued him and killed everyone but Zizi yet again. Of course, his luck finally runs out on the bridge during the climax because there's no one else but him left to kill.
- Tempting Fate: He tells Reyes that God himself couldn't get at his money.
Dante Reyes
Dante Reyes
"Never accept death, when suffering is owed."
Played By: Jason Momoa Other Languages
Appearances: Fast X
"I have nothing because of you. My future. My family. You stole that from me. And now I'm gonna break yours, piece by piece."
Hernan's son, the Sole Survivor of the Reyes cartel after the events of Fast Five.
- Abhorrent Admirer: Dom reacts to his Villainous Crush like it's deeply annoying and Isabel is visibly uncomfortable every time he starts messing with her, which is likely the point.
- Agent Peacock: Dante has a lot of theatric eccentricities when he conducts himself, but he's still a brawler, which downplays this trope. However, in the flashbacks, he was taciturn and more of a brooder, so perhaps Dom smashing a giant metal safe to the side of his car, before harshly crashing into the ocean, has something to do with it.
- Ambiguously Bi: Dante could possibly be this, as he is extremely flamboyant in style and mannerisms and he is fixated on Dom and making him miserable. But he also acts lecherous towards Isabel Neves, blows her kisses and licks her across the face.
- Arch-Enemy: Goes out of his way to become Dom's. Since his family and status were taken away from him by Dom's audacious heist on his father, he's slowly hatched a plot behind the scenes to do the same to Dom tenfold.
- Ax-Crazy: Though more jovial and capable of actual human emotions (like love and even respect) than Cipher, he is no less dangerous as his impulse-control is just as nonexistent as hers. The temporary clinical-braindeath that resulted from having a 50 ton steel-safe smashed in his face and the two minutes of drowning that followed only served to further warp his already twisted brain.
- Bad Boss: Dante, like Cipher, controls his minions through fear by holding their loved ones at literal knife-point; and what makes him arguably more frightening than her is that he is not a Control Freak, but rather an overgrown child who gleefully breaks his toys without personal malice, not seeming to even understand the ramifications of how cruel his emotional violence is.
- Badass Driver: Natch, given he's in a Fast and the Furious flick and needs to be able to keep up with insanely skilled drivers like Dom.
- Beware the Silly Ones: As much of a goofball as he is, he's still proven himself to be a very dangerous and formidable opponent and even gets the drop on Dom and Little B at the end, having them dead to rights by detonating a dam to drown them when they're trapped.
- Big Bad: Of Fast X, where he's taken control of Cipher's organization away from her and plots global devastation on a scale that even Cipher considers to be absolute insanity.
- Card-Carrying Villain: Outright admits his father was a "horrible man, a very bad daddy", but it doesn't change the fact that Dom and his crew had killed him and stole their money.
- Cool Car: American muscle. Unlike Dom's penchant for Chargers and Challengers and Jakob's signature Ford Mustang, Dante prefers classic Chevrolets.
- Cultured Badass: Dante is an enthusiast of classical ballet, incorporating it into the madcap dancing of his bombastic theatrics and outright citing the tragedy of Swan Lake as he is forcing Dom to choose which ally to save from twin-focused sniper-fire.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: In spite of being a diagnosed sociopath, who candidly admits Hernan was not a good father, he still loved the tyrant enough to seek vengeance for his death, as he was the only person to unconditionally love a monster like him for who he was, enough to haved bailed him out of each and every institution for each and every violent crime he was incarcerated for since childhood. With that sole chain of fatherly love snapped by Hernan's death, the beast within is now fully unleashed.
- Eviler than Thou: Proves himself so dangerous that even the otherwise immoral and devious Cipher can do nothing after getting her organization destroyed but to pull an Enemy Mine with Toretto and his family to get a chance against Dante.
- Faux Affably Evil: He's got all of Jason Momoa's usual bombastic charisma and disarming charm and is always upbeat and in a good mood but he's still an extraordinarily dangerous enemy who has no issue hurting Dom's son to get revenge.
- Foil: To Dominic. Both start off as drivers and criminals who lose their father violently, however Dominic is a benevolent family man and Dante is an Ax-Crazy maniac. Dom has a broad network of contacts because of his good nature, while Dante seems to have only one permanent ally and a battery of expendable mooks he hires or takes from other criminals. They even have similar but opposing close allies; Dom's best friend is the blond haired law enforcement officer Brian and Dante's primary ally is Aimes...a blond haired law enforcement agent.
- Gosh Dang It to Heck!: Humorously enough, he calls Dom a 'butthole' for beating him up badly to the point that he lost a tooth after taking Isabel hostage.
- Jack of All Trades: In contrary to the usual trope, this is what actually makes him so hard to deal with. There were some of Dom's enemies who tried to outrace or out-Car Fu him. Some tried to get the upper hand over him through technology. Some tried to threaten him to do their bidding through his family and friends. Some threw goons, guns and political power at him. None, before Dante, has tried to do all of this at the same time. He's no faster, stronger, or smarter than Dom and his crew, but just Genre Savvy and cunning enough to cover all lf his bases, making it so difficult to pin him down.
- Knight of Cerebus: Laughably Evil moments aside, he is hellbent on revenge over the death of his father and he surpasses Cipher to become the greatest threat Dom and his team have faced, with Fast X ending with him getting the drop on Dom and his son.
- Large and in Charge: He's played by the 6'4 and muscular Jason Momoa and is in charge of a veritable army of mercenaries after stealing Cipher's tech.
- Large Ham: When he reappears a decade after his father’s death in Rio, he displays a bombastic and overly dramatic personality which contrasts quite sharply with Dom's stoicism.
- Laughably Evil: As horrific as his actions are, Dante is by far the funniest villain in the franchise to date and Jason Momoa is obviously having fun playing him.
- The Nicknamer: Gives Dom a lot of pet nicknames such as Dommy Boy throughout the movie. He also refers to Jakob as Uncle Muscle as well.
- No One Could Survive That!: Admit it - before making Dante the driver of the Volkswagen Touareg smashed into the ocean by the safe, you would think that anyone in that driver's seat would be crushed to death and be sent into a watery grave, not leave a window to swim back up on the surface.
- Practically Joker: A flamboyant, colourful villain who is always smiling, laughing and joking around even as he's causing mass death and destruction, and is opposed to a stoic hero associated with the colour black. Jason Momoa's performance has justifiably been compared to that of Heath Ledger's Joker from The Dark Knight.
- Psycho Knife Nut: With a pair of knives, he quickly cuts down the one mercenary of Cipher that he couldn't blackmail into switching sides, licking one of the blades after doing so.
- Psychopathic Manchild: Records show that he already had unhinged and psychopathic tendencies since his teenage years and his father kept bailing him out of the crimes he committed even into adulthood. He always has a giddy and playful demeanour while carrying out his atrocities, seeing it all as a game he's playing.
- Sanity Slippage: It's implied that while Dante wasn't exactly sane prior to his accident, the brain damage he experienced as a result of having a 50 ton steel-safe smashed into his face and then harshly falling into the ocean, drove him totally around the bend.
- Sissy Villain: Downplayed, but still surprising given Jason Momoa's other roles. He certainly has a flamboyant sense for style and is prominently seen wearing nail polish. He even does the toenails of a soldier he killed, while his own hair is tied up in twin-schoolgirl side-ponytails with sparkles sprinkled on his cheeks, no less.
- Sole Survivor: The true survivor of the cartel going into Fast X, having been knocked into the ocean by the flinging safe during Fast Five's bridge chase.
- Villainous Crush: Regularly teases Dom with the sort of lines a teenage girl would use around her crush."No, you hang up first!"
- Villain Respect: In spite of hating Dom and wanting to make his life a living hell, Dante takes every opportunity to show openly gleeful respect for Dominic's bravery, skill, honor and tenacity; in a roundabout manner, this is his twisted way of showing admiration for Dom as the kind of person he wished he could have been, if only he was born with a normal psyche, kinder father and a happier family.
- Worthy Opponent: Despite his general psychotic demeanour and unrelenting hatred of Dom, he does respect Dom's skills.
- Would Hurt a Child: To demonstrate how painful it is to Dom, he invokes this trope by kidnapping his son Brian Marcos.
- You Killed My Father: Blames Dom (even though it was Hobbs who killed him) for his father's death. He makes it clear that Hobbs is on his hitlist too, though.
Eteon
Brixton Lore
Brixton Lore
"I'm indeed the future of the planet. I'm the necessary shot to the system. I am human evolutionary change. Bulletproof. Superhuman."
Played By: Idris Elba Other Languages
Appearances: Hobbs & Shaw
"Look at me. I'm black Superman!"
A genetically and cybernetically enhanced soldier with an army of mercenaries at his command.
- Achilles' Heel: Two of them, actually, though they tie into each other fairly closely.
- Despite his ability to see exactly where any attack is coming from, he can still only defend from one at a time, allowing Hobbs and Shaw to trade taking hits while the other gets a hit in on Brixton, eventually wearing him down enough that they're able to just beat him up.
- While his reflexes are superhuman, his line-of-sight is still human, meaning anything that he doesn't directly see, he cannot track, unless he's expecting it. Hattie uses this to get the drop on him in Eteon's Chernobyl facility, as he is distracted by Hobbs and Shaw's "Mick Jagger" stunt until attention is called to her, by which point she already has a gun to his head too close for him to dodge.
- Ax-Crazy: He is dangerously violent and sadistic.
- Bad Boss: He disposes of one of his underlings nonchalantly by crushing his throat and tossing him out of a helicopter, claiming he's giving him a day off. Only because he wanted to be in the pilot seat.
- Badass Biker: Rides a motorcycle as his main vehicle
- Badass Boast: At one point, he boasts, "Look at me. I'm black Superman!" Hobbs eventually admits he lives up to this claim.
- Big Bad: Is the main antagonist of Hobbs & Shaw.
- Card-Carrying Villain: When an MI6 officer asks who he is, Brixton responds, "Bad guy".
- Comically Serious: Despite his serious attitude he has a knack for making silly remarks, like the above mentioned Badass Boast.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Inflicts these to Hobbs and Shaw in their first two encounters, and initially inflicts an especially harsh on in round three before they realize he can only defend from their attacks one at a time.
- Cybernetics Eat Your Soul: Averted, he betrayed his country and sided with the villains before he received his upgrades. He personally defies this saying his upgrades make him more human, a step up in evolution.
- Dark Is Evil: A Scary Black Man who almost always wears black.
- Disney Villain Death: After the Director remotely shuts down his cybernetic implants, Brixton plunges off the cliff he is on and into the ocean below.
- Despair Event Horizon: The numerous horrors he saw while part of MI6 were enough to push him to join Eteon.
- Dragon-in-Chief: To the Director in Hobbs & Shaw. He takes orders from the Director, but since the Director doesn't get involved in the movie in any direct capacity beyond having Brixton shut down for his failure Brixton is the Big Bad of the movie.
- Empowered Badass Normal: He was already a skilled soldier before he got upgraded. Now his cybernetics have made him even more deadly.
- Evil Brit: As portrayed by Idris Elba.
- Evil Is Hammy: Elba is very much playing a supervillain in this role.
- Evil Sounds Deep: Elba's gravelly baritone lends itself very well to this trope.
- Face–Heel Turn: He used to be a loyal MI6 agent, but the horrors he saw on duty wore away at him and eventually caused him to join the Eteon Corporation and betray Deckard by killing his team and letting him take the blame.
- Fallen Hero: Brixton and Deckard were partners and brothers in all but blood, but Brixton joined the Eteon Corporation and turned against Shaw, killing Shaw's team in the process.
- Faux Affably Evil: He's oddly pleasant for a Social Darwinist Eco-Terrorist. He even calls Deckard his friend, despite betraying him and MI6, decimating their team, framing him for the murders, and destroying his relationship with his sister in the process, all without remorse... Not to mention the fact that he's currently seeking vengeance upon Deckard for "shooting him in the head".
- The Heavy: While he does have a superior to answer to, he's still the villain Hobbs and Shaw faces the most and is more active in driving the film's plot.
- Hell-Bent for Leather: A black leather biker jacket.
- Ignored Expert: The Director asks him to try to recruit Hobbs and Deckard. Brixton argues that is a bad idea, but the Director insists anyways. Naturally Brixton is right.
- Immune to Bullets: He claims to be bulletproof, which is half-true. He has a bulletproof suit.
- Large Ham: Evil Is Hammy, after all.
- Outside-Genre Foe: He's a straight-up science fiction villain in a franchise based in a mostly mundane world.
- Scary Black Man: Imposing frame? Check. Frighteningly aggressive? Check.
- Smug Super: Brixton misses no opportunity to lord his supposed superiority over his opponents.
- The Sociopath: He has no empathy for anyone but himself, will gladly backstab his allies when it's convenient for him, and maintains a amiable demeanour even as he's committing horrific crimes.
- Stunned Silence: His response to seeing Hobbs and Deckard arguing while he's holding the prisoner. He can't believe what he is seeing.
- Super-Soldier: The first explicitly superhuman threat in the franchise, as opposed to the usual Charles Atlas Superpower of action movie characters.Hobbs: That son of a bitch really is black Superman!
- Super-Strength: Capable of denting metal with his bare hands. One of many benefits of his cybernetics. He has even overpowered Hobbs.
- That Man Is Dead: During a conversation with Hattie, Brixton claims that Eteon built him a new soul to replace the one Shaw took from him.
- Transhuman: Once a normal man, Brixton has been enhanced with biotech and cybernetics to the point where he considers himself the embodiment of human evolution.
- We Can Rebuild Him: How he got his upgrades.
The Director
The Director
Voiced By: Ryan Reynolds (credited as Champ Nightengale) Other Languages
Appearances: Hobbs & Shaw note
The leader of a terrorist organization determined to advance human evolution by any means necessary.
- Ambiguous Gender: By virtue of being The Ghost, as while he counts with Ryan Reynolds' voice, the Director could have altered their own voice through some software. That said, considering that Keanu Reeves was considered to play him early on development, it can be inferred that the Director is, or at least was intended to be, male.
- Greater-Scope Villain: They only ever appear over comms with voice modulation, with their identity still a mystery.
- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Orders Brixton to convince Hobbs and Deckard to join them. As a result, Brixton takes them prisoner instead of killing them when he had the chance, giving them the chance to escape (and eventually thwart Eteon's whole scheme).
- Unknown Rival: They have some kind of past with Hobbs, asking if he really doesn't know who they are.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: They believe humanity will be extinct in less than a century if they continue on their present course, and anything that can avoid it is justified, even if it means killing most of the species currently alive.
- We Will Meet Again: After Brixton's failure they make personal contact with Hobbs and Shaw to promise a rematch.
- You Have Failed Me: The Director remotely shuts down Brixton's cybernetics after his final defeat by Hobbs and Shaw, causing him to die for good.
Other Antagonists
Deckard Shaw
For information, see Dom’s Crew.
Takashi
Takashi
“Difference is I know who I am and where I belong. Do you know who you are? Do you know where you belong?”
Played By: Brian Tee Other Languages
Appearances: The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift | Fast & Furious 6 note
Main antagonist of Tokyo Drift.
- Arc Villain: Of Tokyo Drift. He does have a somewhat legitamte grievance with Han, didn't want him dead and, It's retconned that Deckard was the one actually responsible for making Han crash.
- Badass Driver: He's not called the "Drift King" for no reason.
- Everyone Calls Him DK: See his Red Baron below.
- Jerkass: Though compared the the rest of the big bads of the series, he's the least worst of them - compounded by the fact Takashi doesn't take Han's death well, despite the fact Han was skimming money from him.
- Red Baron: The Drift King.
- Surrounded by Idiots: Doesn't seem too bothered by Morimoto's crash during the Chase Scene, with a look on his face that seems to say "You idiot."
- "Well Done, Son" Guy: Well Done Nephew Guy, to be precise, but it's also implied he was this to his father as well. Takashi seems to desperately wish to make his uncle proud, but he drops a Single Tear when he's (though gently) admonished for not catching that Han was steadily laundering money from him and that he missed Takashi's father.
- Yakuza: His uncle is a local boss, giving Takashi ties to them.
Kara
Kara
Played By: Ronda Rousey Other Languages
Appearances: Furious 7
The Head of Security for an Abu Dhabi billionaire.
- Anti-Villain: She's only a bad guy because she got in the way of the crew's plan and attacked Letty. She's probably a decent person when's she's off the clock for all we know.
- Blood Knight: Implied. Before she fights Letty, she remarks;"Thank God you showed up. These parties bore me to death."
- The Brute: Most definitely fits this trope. She's played by Ronda Rousey after all.
- Dark Action Girl: She spends almost all of her screentime fighting.
- The Dragon: To the Abu Dhabi billionaire.
- Emotionless Girl: She emotes very little. Maybe the party was really that boring to her.
- Punch-Clock Villain: Not even really working for a villain specifically; she's a bodyguard for a billionaire who's only fighting the heroes when he becomes the target of theft, and said billionaire is otherwise completely unrelated to the plot of 7.
- This Is for Emphasis, Bitch!: Her first line before she and her mooks fight Letty.You ain't that charming, bitch!
