Genpei Akasegawa

Genpei Akasegawa (赤瀬川 原平) is a member of the House of Wolves. He is a member of the executive team and leader of the mafia group's finance division.

He is also a Talent user, though his abilities are currently unknown.

Appearance
Genpei is a tall man with very light blond hair and sharp yellow eyes. He keeps his hair short and well-kempt cutting his bangs just above his eyes.

His outfit consists of a cream colored cardigan worn over a brown shirt and a red tie. He also wears a white blazer decorated with golden lines which seems to cut halfway and turn into a cape.

Personality
Genpei is a kindhearted man stuck between a rock and a hard place, he wants to be a force of good despite his position as a mafioso and has been seeking a way to escape this life. He dislikes the scummy tactics employed by the House of Wolves in order to add more members into their ranks and feels personally responsible for many of those stuck under the draconian grip of the organization.

At the same time, Genpei seems to ignore the violence around him seemingly only caring about his well-being and ignoring the squabbles of the other members of the House of Wolves. He seems to be a pacifist and does not talk about the incidents he’s seen within the mafia group.

Ability
Genpei is a Talent user, though the abilities's details are currently unknown.

Background
Not much is currently known about Genpei's private life.

Beginning
Genpei first appeared picking up Yoshitoshi Tsukioka from his squabble with Hokusai and Rembrandt at the Osaka port. He was mostly disappointed and tried to drown out Yoshitoshi's ravings by listening to songs. After arriving at a yakiniku shop, Genpei watched as his fellow executives, specifically Shigeru Aoki, decided to punish Yoshitoshi's misconduct. After they were done, Shigeru joins Genpei in sending Yoshitoshi to the ER.

Appearances
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Gutai & the House of Wolves
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 * Chapter 8 - House of Wolves

Trivia

 * His real-life counterpart was an artist and a writer. He was infamous for the "Model Thousand-Yen Note Incident" an incident where he made reproductions of 1000 Yen bills. He was charged with the crime of "copying", which was a lesser charge than actual counterfeiting.
 * His alias, Katsuhiko Otsuji (尾辻 克彦), is the alias his real-life counterpart used for his literature works.