Execution Division Junior, designated Shokeika Kouhai, serves as a fledgling enforcer within the Kansai Police Execution Division. Following the demise of the Execution Division Master, he is forcibly partnered with the division’s former Apprentice, whose aversion to teamwork is overruled by protocol requiring duos to mitigate operational losses.

Driven by unwavering conviction, Junior’s resolve clashes with his raw combat skills and open dread of Akudama adversaries, his posture often tensing during skirmishes. Paradoxically, crisis scenarios reveal a steelier composure beneath his anxiety. The Apprentice, recognizing his self-aware restraint, routinely stations him in tactical oversight or backup positions rather than frontline engagement.

His appearance adheres to regulation gear: a crisp white militarized uniform trimmed in black, anchored by a crimson belt and polished black boots. Stark blue eyes peer from beneath a blunt blond bowl cut, while his standard-issue energy sword hangs underutilized at his side—a tool he wields without notable expertise.

Assigned to protect the Brother, a pivotal figure linked to Akudama activities, Junior voices heated condemnation of their tactics, denouncing their perceived inhumanity as justification for extermination. He staunchly upholds the division’s doctrine, declaring pride in their mandate to purge threats without exception.

When Akudama forces annihilate headquarters personnel, Junior interprets the slaughter as calculated theater, a stance the Brother contests. Amid escalating civilian insurrections, he continues executing orders with robotic compliance, his loyalty to chain-of-command unshaken by collapsing social order. His trajectory remains defined by subordination, operating within rigid hierarchies without documented deviation or personal evolution.