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Soft Dazai Osamu/Kunikida Doppo (Bungou Stray Dogs) attempted humor; Summary. Kyouka gets a paper cut and doesn't understand why the agency is so excited (minus Junichiro who's just sad and pathetic). Atsushi would have explained it to her but before he could decide how, Kunikida and Dazai are back. (P.S. Dazai-san please stop being jealous).
- Overview
- Armed Detective Agency
- Port Mafia
- The Guild
- Decay of the Angel
- Special Division for Unusual Powers
- References
Picture Name What they call Dazai What Dazai calls them
Chūya Nakahara Dazai
Vagabond
The great Dazai
"Youngest leader in the history of the Port Mafia"-san
Bastard/Bastard Dazai
Doppo Kunikida
Kunikida is Dazai's partner in the Agency, with whom he shares opposite traits. Ever since their first meeting, Dazai frequently likes to tease and make Kunikida angry to the point of ruining his ideal schedule for a day, even to the point of desperately finding ways to disrupt his schedule. He also tends to tell Kunikida various trivia and seemingly vital information for Kunikida to jot down in his notebook, only for Dazai to usually retort that they were merely jokes, which naturally irritates his partner. During the initial phase of their partnership in the wake of the Azure Apostle's messages, Dazai and Kunikida were able to track down the mastermind behind the messages in spite of various peculiarities along the way, including Dazai's shady past, rare nullification ability, and enigmatic character. This eventually reached a point when Dazai admitted that he is the Azure Apostle, only for Kunikida to see through this façade and successfully deceive the real Azure Apostle. At this point, Dazai asserted his trust towards Kunikida, knowing that the latter would not aim a gun at other people out of the blue without hearing a needed explanation. Despite their boisterous partnership, Dazai and Kunikida grew to share a mutual trust towards each other, quite apparent during cases in the field. Even during their first time as partners in the Agency, Dazai's instincts especially during combat complimented Kunikida's, such as when they respectively fought a big man and a blond man. After figuring out that they had to switch foes, it merely took calling out to each other to signal and acknowledge their similar plan, resulting to their victory. In the anime, Atsushi witnesses Dazai and Kunikida collaborate together and praises their complementary dynamic. As a result, Dazai and Kunikida turned into the most talented duo in solving tough cases in the Agency, holding a record of having solved the most difficult cases since Dazai's entrance to the Agency. Notably, people who do not know their contrasting personalities usually thought they make a perfect pair. After all, Dazai's carefree attitude and Kunikida's rigid strictness appear to be one of the causes of their usual banters. However, though Dazai is one of the greatest sources of Kunikida's annoyance, the latter views Dazai as one of their prized detectives, accomplishing case-related tasks at Dazai's behest sometimes without being told for what reason. On a deeper level, Dazai is quite aware of Kunikida's idealism, criticizing that people like Kunikida and the Azure King who believe in the existence of an ideal world end up resenting the world and hurting others when unable to attain their goals. He ultimately warns Kunikida that getting too entrenched in pursuing his world of ideals shall soon result to him harboring the Azure King's rage and, consequently, losing everything and everyone around him. Nevertheless, Dazai acknowledges Kunikida as one who can instill beliefs in other people, can skillfully handle affairs, has an unwavering character, and is aware of his own limits and weaknesses. With these qualities, Dazai recognizes Kunikida as a role model and the next ideal President for the Agency.
Atsushi Nakajima
On their first meeting, Dazai was saved by Atsushi from drowning, though Dazai retorted that he was actually committing suicide. Through this chance encounter, Dazai came to know Atsushi's recent expulsion from his orphanage and eventually deduce that their erstwhile target, a man-eating tiger, is Atsushi himself. After taking a glimpse at Atsushi's low self-esteem, Dazai decided to hire him into the Agency. In truth, Dazai had wished to test a theory whether Atsushi can take on the mantle of being half of a new Twin Dark with Akutagawa, in order to prepare for the "real catastrophe" lurking within Yokohama. Along the course of events, Dazai serves as a mentor figure towards Atsushi. Despite Atsushi being frequently caught up in Dazai's eccentric shenanigans, Dazai would nonetheless offer some pieces of advice towards the rookie detective regarding various fields. Furthermore, Dazai's theatrics do not take away his serious persona towards Atsushi and more often than not shows genuine care and attention towards the youngster. In some instances, Dazai would snap Atsushi out of wallowing in self-pity, even to the point of slapping him and asking him not to pity himself. Essentially, Dazai appears to perceive Atsushi as a capable individual with a lot of potential, which is one of the reasons why he chose to recommend Atsushi to the Agency. Outside their professions, Dazai remains a mentor figure towards Atsushi and gives him some advice during pressing instances. In one occasion, Dazai acknowledged how the orphanage director from Atsushi's childhood left an undeniably negative mark in his life, though he later ambiguously remarked how his past experiences might have also shaped the way he grew up and stood back up many times. In the end, Dazai left Atsushi to reflect and gather his inner turmoil, letting him make his own expressions as his feelings decide. This soon became a turning point in Atsushi's life, during which his visions of the orphanage director gradually get replaced with Dazai's apparitions, signaling a seemingly establishment of their mentor-mentee relationship. Throughout most of their endeavors, Dazai would pair Atsushi with Akutagawa, thinking that they could be a new incarnation of Yokohama's Twin Dark, albeit unbeknownst to both Atsushi and Akutagawa. Although Atsushi voices out how incompatible their combat styles and general methods are, Dazai would continually have them work together and subtly attempt to have them complement each other's abilities rather than fight individually. Furthermore, behind Atsushi's back, Dazai even sought out Akutagawa's cooperation in order to save the Agency, the world, and Atsushi's life along the process—a request that Akutagawa reluctantly accepts.
Yukichi Fukuzawa
Dazai and Fukuzawa have a positive professional relationship. Dazai respects Fukuzawa as their President and, likewise, Fukuzawa treats Dazai like any of his subordinates. Prior Atsushi's entrance exam, Dazai sought the President's approval regarding hiring the mantiger, to which Fukuzawa assigned him to oversee the entrance exam. After Atsushi passes his exam, Dazai asked for Fukuzawa's decision once more, with which the President approved Atsushi to be under Dazai's care, showcasing their mutual trust. In the anime, Dazai initially recommended Atsushi to Fukuzawa. Since the President believes that power does not make one a member in the Agency, Dazai used this very premise to suggest hiring the youngster into the Agency. Like other members of the Agency, Dazai holds utmost regard towards the President. Given his laid-back attitude, Dazai would choose to carry out the President's tasks even during times of utter boredom. In a similar way, the President would personally participate in Dazai's schemes in the most vital scenarios. One such case is Kyōka's entrance exam, which was planned by Dazai and Ranpo to have the President activate his ability on and save their newest official member during the process.
Chūya Nakahara
Dazai and Chūya were former partners when Dazai was still part of the Port Mafia, forming the team Twin Dark (双黒,, Sōkoku?). They were well known as Yokohama's vicious duo and 'the criminal world's worst enemy' both inside and out of the Mafia, though they both expressed distaste for being forced to work together under Mori's orders. Their first encounter was on Dazai's search mission for the previous Mafia boss's apparent resurrection at Suribachi City. Chūya kicks Dazai to the ground and demands to know the Mafia's intel on Arahabaki, who is rumored to be connected to the return of the previous boss. Dazai refuses, instead tells Chūya to kill him instead, and recognizes him as the infamous King of the Sheep, calling him a 'cocky, over-confident child', while Chūya retorts with calling the 'suicidal brat' Dazai a 'condescending little prick'. In their ensuing fight, the previous boss appears and decimates the area, and Dazai manages to capture Chūya at the cost of a broken arm. Chūya is then taken to the Mafia headquarters, where Mori offers him to affiliate with the Mafia by investigating the previous boss' reappearance, holding the Sheep members hostage. Mori then orders Dazai to find the person responsible for the events, making Chūya his partner, much to the pair's displeasure and irritation that began their partnership. Throughout this, Dazai is shown to resent Chūya's excessive use of violence and over-the-top methods of defeating the enemy, while Chūya scorns Dazai's suicidal tendencies and more strategic approaches which come being brainwashed at this point by Ogai Mori and his tactics. Noteably, this is also what Dazai disliked about Ryunnosuke Akutagawa. Chūya is also slightly irritated by the fact that Dazai took Chūya's title of the Port Mafia's youngest executive away from him, due to his competitiveness and how becoming an executive was key to finding more about his orgins/past After the events of the Dragon's Head Conflict, the pair were called Twin Dark after they had defeated an enemy organization in a short amount of time that night. Their partnership dissolves when Dazai suddenly leaves the Mafia, specifically after Sakunosuke Oda's death. Despite that, partnership remains ongoing throughout the years despite formally dissolving and being in seperate organizations, as seen with Dazai constantly reminding Chuuya of their past partnership despite defecting and refering Chuuya as partner. Along with Fyodor Dostoevesky refering to their partnership as ongoing and lasting 7 years instead of 3-4 years. Even though the pair often claim to truly dislike each other, they have absolute trust in one another, Chūya using Corruption on multiple occasions and placing his life on the line believing in Dazai's abilities. Having known each other for so long, they can even predict the other's thinking, logic, and moves, Dazai even stating that he can predict all of Chūya's attacks, kicks, and punches.
Sakunosuke Oda
While Dazai was an executive of the Port Mafia, the lowest-ranking member Oda was his best friend and, as Dazai stated, the only one who could come close to understanding him. Along with Ango Sakaguchi, he and Oda were drinking buddies. Other members of the Port Mafia often remarked that it was odd that the lowest-ranking member was friends with an executive. However, behind Oda's back, Dazai warned them about the mafioso's strength and skills that surpass even Akutagawa's, indicating his firm belief in Oda's capabilities as a gifted marksman and in general. As the friendship among the three mafioso started to collapse, Dazai confessed to Oda and Ango that he knew very well about the intrinsic probability of losing the ones he does not wish to lose the most, hence anticipating such thing to happen anytime in his life. Dazai later opened up to Oda that he joined the Mafia in his quest to find a reason to live. He thought that being close to death and violence would make him witness the rawness and inner nature of humankind firsthand. However, though Dazai asked Oda to expect good things to come and redirect his focus on other aspects of life, Dazai was unable to dissuade Oda from heading into his battle alone. Eventually, Dazai requested Mori to send reinforcements for Oda for the mere reason that he was his friend amidst Mori's reproach. Nonetheless, Dazai managed to catch up to Oda's location, albeit arriving at the sight of him and André Gide having shot each other. As Oda laid dying, he advised Dazai to turn to the side that saves people and become a good man who saves the weak and protects orphans, knowing that good and evil mean little to him. In this way, Oda believed that it would make Dazai a bit better, a final thought he imparted to Dazai as his friend. As a result, Oda became the reason Dazai left the Port Mafia. Across various times, Dazai would continually recall Oda in his thoughts and contemplations. He would frequent Bar Lupin and reminisce past conversations with Oda by himself, as well as occasionally visit Oda's grave. It is also hinted in many instances that Dazai's advices and thought processes stem from or are influenced by his interactions with and remembrance of Oda, including how a former assassin can change into becoming good people, recalling a mafioso who does not kill, and how the ones who truly make the world turn are those who act according to uncertainty.
Ryunosuke Akutagawa
When he was promoted to the rank of executive, Dazai first met Akutagawa in a certain forest and gave him an option to be recruited under Dazai's direct commanding unit. Dazai once admitted being horrified when he first saw the boy in the slums for his extraordinary yet destructive ability. Seeing how stubborn Akutagawa was, Dazai thought that the boy would have ended up being a slave to his own powers until he destroyed himself. Though Akutagawa was initially reluctant of Dazai's offer and even attacked him with his ability, Dazai promised to give him anything he wished for, despite not guaranteeing that it would be an easy path to undertake. Akutagawa nonetheless responded that he wanted a reason to live, which Dazai assured to grant and wrapped his black coat around Akutagawa, formally welcoming him into the Mafia. Under his direct unit, Dazai trained Akutagawa rigidly to hone his ability, combat skills, and fortitude, usually resorting to harsh and forceful bouts to have Akutagawa refine Rashōmon. Using his nullification ability and physical prowess, Dazai personally fought Akutagawa and lectured him to aggressive lengths, warning him to fight back whenever needed to last long in the Mafia, lest he would return to being a stray dog. In essence, Dazai viewed Akutagawa as a sword without a sheath; though he believed Akutagawa has the potential to be the Mafia's strongest ability user, Dazai thought then that someone needed to teach him how to put that sword away. Dazai would also lecture (not far from punish) Akutagawa for his misdeeds, such as the time when Akutagawa killed off their remaining leads on Mimic that earned Dazai's anger. After punching Akutagawa's face, Dazai shot at him three times, which unwittingly let Akutagawa unlock Devoured Space. Dazai rebuked his all-offensive thinking and casually told him how he can also use his ability for defense. He chided his subordinates' perception that the Mafia is all about killing others and compared Akutagawa to Oda, whom he believed to be way superior than Akutagawa himself. Upon leaving the Mafia, whenever they would cross paths, Dazai retains a rather aloof and cold demeanor towards Akutagawa. During the Agency's and Mafia's earlier conflict, Dazai maintains his dry humor but communicates with Akutagawa with subtle contempt, even telling his former protégée that his new subordinate is far better than him. Later on, however, Dazai is not entirely oblivious to Akutagawa's development, occasionally partnering him with Atsushi to have them collaborate in hopes of turning them into a new Twin Dark. At one point, Dazai complimented Akutagawa and acknowledged his development, and he also trusted Akutagawa to be his eyes during the Decay of the Angel' terrorism plot.
Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald
Dazai and Francis first encountered each other during the three-way conflict, which naturally earned their mutual hostility as part of opposing organizations. However, by the time the Cannibalism strategy reached its climax, Dazai sought Fitzgerald's help in using the Eyes of God to locate their mutual enemy, Fyodor. Dazai admitted how seeking a former enemy was an unnatural yet the only way to successfully catch the Russian, possibly knowing how Fitzgerald would not allow the Guild's funds being swiped by Fyodor.
Fyodor Dostoevsky
It is unclear how Dazai and Fyodor met for the first time, but Dazai once hinted that they once met in the past. Though still ambiguous, Dazai perceives Fyodor since then as a monster whom even he cannot clearly comprehend and whose moves he cannot anticipate. Notably, the two also "worked" together during the Yokohama fog incident and turned secretly against Tatsuhiko Shibusawa, until Fyodor revealed having double-crossed Dazai and later Shibusawa. During the Cannibalism strategy, Dazai and Fyodor both agree how they are like each other, with Dazai asserting that he would do exactly what Fyodor planned. Nonetheless, despite this brimming similarity, Dazai refutes Fyodor's claim that mankind is sinful and foolish, as Dazai does not entirely mind what is wrong with such human qualities. Furthermore, Dazai later stated during the hunt for Fyodor that he would do the same thing of thinning out their forces while locating the Russian. Their similarity with each other is further highlighted when Dazai was arrested and incarcerated in Meursault together with Fyodor, finally confronting the latter face to face during the Decay of the Angel' terrorism plot. Dazai and Fyodor also came up with a coded language that only they can decipher and casually use without being decoded by the security guards or even a professional decoding system from Japan. Initially appearing to casually chat with each other, Dazai and Fyodor almost immediately grasp their mutual strategy of finding out how the other contacts their subordinates outside the prison. Throughout their confinement, Dazai and Fyodor continue to challenge each other in a battle of wits and slyness, with both of them unyielding to each other. Though Dazai appears to be seemingly challenged or even overwhelmed at Fyodor's unorthodox methods and revelations at times, Dazai nonetheless proves to level the ground with his own set of tricks and unpredictability alongside the same flexibility his subordinates have, compared to Fyodor's preference to guaranteeing his actions and plans.
Ango Sakaguchi
During his days as a Mafia executive, Dazai and Ango, along with Oda, were drinking buddies and would talk about their work without their positions nor ages get in the way of their mundane conversations. They frequently ran into one another for some reason, a gathering which Oda thought is a guise of communication in trying to avoid something. Oda also noted that the three of them would spend time in the bar until the dead of night. However, their friendship started to collapse when Ango was uncovered to be a triple spy in the Mafia and the Special Division. Dazai confessed to Ango and Oda that he knew very well about the intrinsic probability of losing the ones he does not wish to lose the most, hence anticipating such thing to happen anytime in his life. Nonetheless, compared to Oda, Dazai seemed to have been affected by Ango's "betrayal" the most, especially since this eventually set off a string of events that led to Oda's death, despite the entire scheme being manipulated by Mori since the beginning. Years later, as a result of their fallout, Dazai appears to hold a grudge towards Ango. When he contacted the latter during the three-way conflict, Dazai verbally asserted how he seemingly has not yet forgiven Ango most likely due to the Mimic incident. Ango merely responded how he was the one responsible for cleaning Dazai's ledger, to which Dazai retracted holding him at gunpoint and eventually sought out the Special Division's help in the Guild war, only for the both of them to be embroiled in a car accident. In the end, Dazai ambiguously answered with a dark smirk when Ango inquired how he was the only one seriously injured from the accident, indicating a probable hint of his involvement in the incident. During the Decay of the Angel' terrorism plot, Dazai notably chose Ango to be his middle-man while imprisoned in Meursault. Given his past with and apparent bitterness towards Ango, Dazai's ulterior motive of choosing the latter—if any at all—is unknown, though this may be his optimal decision considering how Ango is a prime candidate as someone with ties to the government and can help him.
Santōka Taneda
Dazai sought the help of Taneda to find a new job after he left the Port Mafia. He was then asked if he was willing to join the Special Division for which he refuses, since he dislikes places with a lot of rules. Dazai was then referred and personally recommended by Taneda to the president of the Agency. When Kunikida first asked him how he ended up joining the Agency, Dazai expounded how he happened to chance upon an "old guy"—Taneda—who was sitting next to him. Interestingly, Dazai narrated how Taneda promised to give him a job if he beats him at a drinking contest, with which Dazai jokingly went along. In the end, Dazai won their bet, which then followed how Taneda was implied to have recommended him to the Agency.
1.Bungo Stray Dogs: The Untold Origins of the Detective Agency.
2.Bungo Stray Dogs Manga: Chapter 19.
3.Bungo Stray Dogs Manga: Chapter 1.
4.Bungo Stray Dogs Manga: Chapter 2.
5.Bungo Stray Dogs Manga: Chapter 3.
6.Bungo Stray Dogs: Osamu Dazai's Entrance Exam.
In Chapter 1, Kunikida and Dazai are work partners who are trying to solve the case of the tiger that has been appearing in Yokohama. Shortly after Atsushi rescues Dazai from drowning, Kunikida sees the two of them and scolds Dazai for fooling around. Dazai thanks Kunikida for his hard work.
Kunikida confronts Dazai during his entrance exam. Kunikida is Dazai's partner in the Armed Detective Agency. When they first met, Kunikida is very skeptical about Dazai, especially after being told that his past ledger has been thoroughly and almost suspiciously cleaned and that his ability is a rare nullification skill.
Though he often appears calm and careful, Kunikida is also known for his exasperated outbursts, which are primarily caused by his partner, Osamu Dazai, who constantly vexes him with his suicidal attempts.
I just love the fact that Kunikida is so used to Dazai's shit that he can't even get angry anymore. He simply accepts the fact that his partner is a fickle man with a bouncy mind. In 55 Minutes he even states that Dazai's shit can't surprise him anymore, much to Atsushi's confusion.
Doppo Kunikida (國木田獨歩, Kunikida Doppo) es un miembro de la Agencia Armada de Detectives y compañero de Osamu Dazai. Kunikida es un hombre alto, con unos ojos verdes grisáceos y afilados, y un cabello rubio de ondas que termina en una coleta rubia y perfectamente ordenada.
