Cover image for Jingi (Humanidade e Justiça; Человечность и Справедливость; Nhân Nghĩa; Kemanusiaan dan Keadilan; Humanidad y Justicia; 仁義)
Original Story by Ayumi Tachihara
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Jingi

Status
Type Manga
Release Year / Date 1988
Country Japan
Author Ayumi Tachihara
Artist / Illustrator Ayumi Tachihara
Chapters
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Volumes 33
Publisher / Rights-holder Not specified
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Jingi follows the unlikely partnership between Jin, a professional hitman, and Yoshiro, a former far-left terrorist, whose paths converge through a chance encounter. Despite their disparate backgrounds and ideologies, the two men form a strategic alliance that propels them into the upper echelons of yakuza society. Their ascent is marked by calculated violence and shifting loyalties as they navigate the treacherous hierarchies of organized crime. The narrative explores how these two outsiders leverage their unique skill sets to carve out power within a rigid criminal underworld. Jin’s lethal precision complements Yoshiro’s ideological fervor and tactical experience from his radical past, creating a formidable duo that challenges established yakuza factions. Together, they must contend with internal betrayals, rival syndicates, and the moral compromises required to survive in a world where trust is scarce and ambition is dangerous. As they climb the ranks, the series examines the tension between personal conviction and criminal pragmatism. Their rise through yakuza society is not merely a quest for power but a complex negotiation of identity, loyalty, and survival in an environment that demands absolute conformity even as it rewards ruthless innovation.
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