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Jefe, known as Chief Lion, ruled as the original leader of the Shishigumi, a criminal lion gang dominating the Black Market. An elderly lion of imposing stature, he bore distinctive mask-like scars over both eyes and projected an aura of refined nobility that concealed inherent cruelty. He typically appeared in a three-piece suit, walked with a bamboo cane featuring a cat's paw design, and smoke curled from the large cigars he favored.
Seventeen years before the main events, he shaped the young lion Ibuki, preaching that embracing predatory instincts was the only path to true power and fulfillment within the Black Market. Jefe commanded Ibuki to embody the "king of beasts," insisting lions must accept their savage nature to achieve greatness and happiness as carnivores. His leadership relied entirely on fear and despotism, compelling obedience through intimidation rather than loyalty. Under his command, the Shishigumi became notorious for brutality, feared and despised even among other criminals.
Jefe possessed a gourmet obsession, specifically targeting herbivores with pure white fur for consumption. He claimed abducting and humiliating prey heightened the meat's flavor by increasing blood flow through fear and shame. This philosophy drove him to capture Haru, a white dwarf rabbit. Under the guise of "inspecting quality," he forced her to undress completely, asserting such humiliation was essential for optimal taste. Despite presenting a non-violent facade, he subdued victims through psychological torment and physical threats, revealing his hedonistic, manipulative core.
His actions culminated during the Meteor Festival. After Legoshi intervened, incapacitated Jefe, and escaped with Haru, the lion regained consciousness. Seeking retaliation, Jefe aimed his gun at Legoshi, only to be interrupted by Louis. Louis demanded Jefe beg for his life. As Jefe pleaded, Louis executed him with a gunshot, ending his reign. His death marked a turning point for the Shishigumi, paving the way for reform away from his legacy of fear and brutality under new leadership.
Seventeen years before the main events, he shaped the young lion Ibuki, preaching that embracing predatory instincts was the only path to true power and fulfillment within the Black Market. Jefe commanded Ibuki to embody the "king of beasts," insisting lions must accept their savage nature to achieve greatness and happiness as carnivores. His leadership relied entirely on fear and despotism, compelling obedience through intimidation rather than loyalty. Under his command, the Shishigumi became notorious for brutality, feared and despised even among other criminals.
Jefe possessed a gourmet obsession, specifically targeting herbivores with pure white fur for consumption. He claimed abducting and humiliating prey heightened the meat's flavor by increasing blood flow through fear and shame. This philosophy drove him to capture Haru, a white dwarf rabbit. Under the guise of "inspecting quality," he forced her to undress completely, asserting such humiliation was essential for optimal taste. Despite presenting a non-violent facade, he subdued victims through psychological torment and physical threats, revealing his hedonistic, manipulative core.
His actions culminated during the Meteor Festival. After Legoshi intervened, incapacitated Jefe, and escaped with Haru, the lion regained consciousness. Seeking retaliation, Jefe aimed his gun at Legoshi, only to be interrupted by Louis. Louis demanded Jefe beg for his life. As Jefe pleaded, Louis executed him with a gunshot, ending his reign. His death marked a turning point for the Shishigumi, paving the way for reform away from his legacy of fear and brutality under new leadership.