GANGSTA. Special Comics

A collection of 6 short, unreleased booklets bundled in the bonus GANGSTA. Japanese anime BlueRay box. Each booklet is around 12 pages in length, combining them yields a total of 72 pages of content. It's implied the story takes place a number of years before the main entry.

Booklet 1
The scene starts off with a shot of young Nicolas in between ruined buildings, walking with a weapon in hand. The shouts of someone lashing out against another for "stealing his girlfriend" can be heard in the distance. As Nic walks along he sees a couple and other stragglers but he is pushed away as they leave. As he looks to a dirtied wall, a beaten up young Worick is seen smoking as the scene changes to a police station, with him stating that it wasn't his fault the woman bought him, though her having a boyfriend was his fault though "that's how it works in this trade.". As he's being treated for his minor injuries, Chad Adkins scolds Worick time and time again to "stop picking up customers in the off-limits zone", stating that if his workplace, "Pussy", gets tipped about his activities then Adkins would not be able to cover for the boy. The other states he doesn't remember asking wanting to be covered in which the man gets ticked, stating he has to be greatful that the man treated the boy's injuries. Worick then changes the subject about asking for a person named "Cliff"'s description but he is shut down as Adkins walks off, with the panels changing to Nicolas then smiling and attacking a member of the Monroe family, asking them for a description for "Cliff" as he presses.

The scene then changes to the Monroe mansion, with a statement being that another one of their people got killed, with them safe to assume that it would be the same perpetrator behind the dismemberments and how the latest victim had their nails peeled off. To be on the safe side they took account the killer being a Twilight and boosted security on their premises. Also, a request for the Paulklee Guild to dispatch a number of mercenaries to be stationed there, ranking B/2 and B/0 to arrive in the afternoon. As the statement finishes, the scene switches to Glaziev holding some money, stating that it's become boring without entertainment and that Miles place some bets.

The scene changes yet again to some buildings and a crowd of people gazing on what seems like the bodies of the deceased, with Adkins attempting to shoo them off as the final panel displays Nicolas standing in front of the Monroe mansion's gates.

Booklet 2


In the Monroe family's mansion the panel emphasizes on a glass of alcohol being brought down on a table as well as Cliff's inner monologue as to how "another one got killed" and if anyone caught onto him selling under-the-counter to the Anti-Twilight faction as other members call him out on his drinking. They look out the window and see that the two guild member's they've requested arrived, stating that Miles has summoned "Rin" and "Wong" again, with a comment being that they have a rep for doing a through and good job, and how Normals "get no turns this time" with them around as the panel changes to Nicolas spying on them up on the ceiling's grate.

The panels change to the two summoned members walking in the hallway, stating that they're stuck with another tedious job. Wong states to the other that he should think of it as an honor since the client is the boss of the Monroe family. Wong then asks the man, Rin, that if there were any Twilights who routinely visit the mansion since her instincts tell her that the scent of Twilight is a bit too strong for leftover scent. The scene changes to a hallway in which a member is seen exiting a door, with the members following them and state that they need to switch, only to be met with a bloodbath of deceased members. One cries out that there is an attacker, with it reaching the higher-up's area and the panel then ends with Nicolas smiling as he drops his various weapons.

Booklet 3
The scene starts off with Worick and a woman having finished intercourse, with her stating that he surprised her some time ago when he suddenly asked to see blueprints of the Monroe residence. She asks that if he has an interest in architecture and that she would hire him but Worick brushes her off, stating that all he wanted was a layout of the building, and that she shouldn't reveal "the information on the most important VIP client so easily", smiling as he says this with the residence in the background showing signs of smoke.



The scene changes to the Monroe residence being in disarray, with an explosion having rattled its defense. A few members state that the east wing's armory was damaged and that the attacker is a child, to watch out for the air ducts. Wong then takes a call and leaves to defend. The scene switches to Rin holding Nicolas in air, with the boy biting down on the man's hand, ungrudging. The man states that the other should never lay a hand on the 4 godfathers, wanting a name as to who hired him. Nicolas ignores the man, managing to slice off his leg with his katana as Wong breaks through a window, catching sight of Rin being impaled and killed by the boy. They then face off each other, with Nicolas holding his tags with rank "C/3" in-signed on them.

Booklet 4
The scene starts off with an injured Miles and other group members rushing to Daniel Monroe, stating that he escape as he walks through the hallways. The head states that they calm down and not panic as he supports Miles, stating that "he's quite the looker". The scene then switches to various members attempting to adjust to the chaos, stating that one of the guild members, Rin, is out of commission and they had to still buy enough time for the boss to escape and are requesting assistance. One of the members states that the enemy is moving to the central stairway and that Cliff should bring what he could from the east wing's armory as he dashes off, with Cliff in panic as to if he's been found out and will be killed as the members state he's going the wrong way. Wong manages to attack Nicolas, breaking the window and landing in the hallway as Cliff taking sight of the boy, rattled as he dashes off again.

The scene then changes to a crowd rumoring as to what's happened in the Monroe residence, with Miles and Monroe escaping the rubble and conversing. Monroe asks Miles his opinion on a man named Cliff, who seemed to dabble on the black market sales the man left at large for the time being. The other replied that he sold to the Anti-Twilight faction, that they would rather die than resort to using a Twilight, and that somehow the young Twilight attacker seemed to be interested in Cliff. The scene then changes to various members in the residence and Wong fighting Nicolas, with the scene ending in her about to deal the final blow with the boy smiling maniacally.

Booklet 5
The scene starts with the Monroe family members stating that they plug all the air ducts to the first floor, requesting the guild to send in reinforcements and that the boss's escape is top priority. Monroe looks at a samurai sword, with Miles commenting on how it's quite morbid, and how the Raveau couple could possibly carry a weapon that specialized. The other brushes him off, continuing to look at the blade in admiration. The scene changes to Monroe outside the mansion, wanting to have a chat with "the person who polished it up", with Adkins making his way through a crowd, stunned at the sight of Monroe and a boy at the front gates.



The scene changes again to Nicolas fighting Wong, with her being afflicted with Downers, irked at the thought of a "Stray having injectors". She attempts to retaliate only to be finished off by a series of slashes, a knife in her back as Cliff stumbles across the scene in horror, being attacked as he makes his escape, managing to walk out of it severely wounded as he encounters Worick at the front gates, stating that he's been waiting for him for a while.

A brief flashback was shown during Cliff's escape, with a young Worick and Nicolas conversing on a stairwell, stating that the boy makes sure that Monroe must not be killed, and as long as he brings Cliff to where he is, completing his task as he finishes off with a remark to "not overdo it like last time".

Booklet 6
The scene starts off with Miles pointing a gun at a wounded Nicolas, with Monroe's hand stopping him as he laughs, stating that he "wants that thing's master". The scene changes to the front of the Monroe residence's gates, with Worick's remark to Cliff about how the mansion is in shambles, how a large number of Monroe's precious men dies and how it's all because he went and beat up a random kid he knew nothing about over one unfaithful woman, and how his Twilight friend came to pay the other back. Adkins is enraged, spitting that he expressly warned the boy not to get involved, and if that act is how he wants to repay his debt to Big Momma for taking him in. Monroe catches wind of the conversation and states that "thanks to you, we now have all this extra work we could've done without", and how it was a good exercise for his body as he grins as Adkin's surprise. He then turns to Worick, admitting that his "pet" managed to only scratch one of the 4 godfathers, and what exactly did the boy hope to accomplish by being here in person and how that petty deed would do him no good.

Cliff then snaps, interrupting the two as he points a finger at Worick, stating that he was the one who's been murdering the members and how he's given him a schooling but the boy's not satisfied with killing the members, how the boy went after the whole family, siccing that "tagged monster" on them.



Monroe asks if that is true in which Worick replies only part of it, adding in the fact Cliff is no longer to be needed, stating that he's nothing but "a pathetic loser who kicks up a fuss over one broad and shouts his affiliations at every corner for all to hear". To add in further, he also states that Cliff sells the Monroe family's goods behind their back to the Anti-Twilight groups just to make a little profit, and apologies for those actions, stating that's the reason why he decided to get rid of the man, though his Twilight seems to lack discipline a little.

Cliff goes into a rage, stating that Worick stops with his bullshit, not before Monroe puts a gun to his head and shoots him dead (much to Adkin's disappointment), with the godfather accepting Worick's apology, stating that he's taken a liking to the boy and starting today Worick and Nicolas are his property. They will become Monroe's shield and serve his family and in turn, Monroe would give the two a place to belong.