Son-Haruto (ソン ハルト Son-Ha-ru-to)

Son Haruto, a spirited and mischievous young man, began his journey in the quiet embrace of nature. Discovered as an orphan by an old man near Mount Fuji, Haruto was raised in seclusion away from the hustle of the city. Under the old man's guidance, he honed his martial arts skills through playful sparring matches and explorations of the wilderness, cultivating a joyful demeanor and mischievous habits that define his character.   Tragedy struck when Haruto was around 11 years old with the sudden death of the old man who had become a father figure to him. The event left Haruto with unanswered questions and a lingering guilt. Determined to find his own path, he ventured into the heart of Tokyo, drawn by its vibrant energy and lights. Haruto's love for a good fight led him to the underworld, where he aligned himself with a group connected to the remnants of ex-yakuza families. Embracing the thrill of battle, he became a skilled fighter in an underground arena, but the predictability eventually wore thin. Seeking more from life, Haruto made the bold decision to join the yakuza, driven by his desire to explore the joys of existence.   Known for his hot-headed nature, Haruto's carefree attitude extends to his love for food, fighting, alcohol, and the allure of cabaret clubs. His experiences in the underworld have shaped him, transforming the once playful and carefree young man into a formidable individual seeking new adventures beyond the confines of the forest and the underground arena.  

The Disneyland Incident

Haruto joined the Hidora Clan in late 2020, during its founding. Initially, he was part of the first group of "muscle" and was known for being a ruthless, uncooperative fighter, often refusing orders or misunderstanding the tasks given to him. After an incident where Haruto spray-painted various pieces of furniture, including the chairman’s desk, Orochi, the lieutenant of the clan and the Oyabun of the Dokuken Consortium, took him under his wing to teach him the discipline he lacked.   Haruto then spent six months confined in a chamber with casual daily visits from Orochi, enduring what his lieutenant called “Procedures of Joy.” These methods tested Haruto to his limits, reshaping his attitude and approach.   By March 2021, Haruto emerged from what he jokingly calls “Disneyland” as a transformed man. He was rewarded by the chairman with money and permission for a full tattoo, symbolizing his endurance and the changes he had undergone. Although he retained his humor and playful personality, Haruto now had a deeper understanding of authority within a Yakuza organization. He learned why one must respect the right people, whether they are friends or foes.