Raiga Wada (ライガ ワダ Ra-i-ga Wa-da)

Born in 1998 as the younger twin of Akuro Wada, Raiga grew up in a household of twins, looking up to his older siblings Nori and Oda. Even as a child, he admired Nori’s confidence and gentle guidance from Oda, finding comfort in their presence. Akuro, his twin, was a constant source of frustration, from kindergarten onward, he seemed determined to outshine Raiga at every turn, whether in play, academics, or attention-seeking displays. Raiga quickly learned to distrust his brother, sensing a cold, self-serving streak that left him isolated even within his own family.   In 2005, when Raiga was just seven, Oda disappeared under circumstances the family later called tragic though Raiga has always felt there was more to it. The loss shocked him, and a raw anger settled deep in his chest. He was too young to fully process it, but it left a permanent mark a stubborn, burning determination to protect those he cared for and to never be powerless again. When Nori abonded the Wada in 2015, Raiga felt further abandoned, frustrated that Akuro would manipulate their father’s trust to his advantage.   As he grew, Raiga channeled that early rage into discipline. He took up boxing like their father, a former natural champion, quickly excelling and winning local Shinjuku Face Club tournaments as well as the junior heavyweight Asian national championship. Yet Akuro always found ways to overshadow him, pushing Raiga to leave the ring and focus on business and finance under their father’s guidance. Through it all, Raiga’s blunt, thuggish exterior developed alongside a personal code of that life was a perpetual struggle, and strength, physical, mental, and moral defined a person’s purpose.   His bond with Nori remained a quiet anchor. Though they clashed constantly testing each other’s authority, exchanging barbs, and trading rivalrous jokes he knew she was the one family member he could truly trust. When the Hidora Clan raid struck, Raiga followed his mother’s orders to defend the lab at all costs, fighting with a mix of ferocity and calculated strategy.   He always allowed enemies moments to recover, manipulated informants for advantage, and refused to yield, even against repeated defeats by Akuro in the past. Raiga stands as a man shaped by early loss, rivalry, and relentless struggle blunt, unyielding, and guided by loyalty, honor, and the pursuit of strength.