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He is a mild-mannered, unremarkable salaryman at a large corporation (Towa Oil in the film, Mogi Corporation in the TV series), often wearing a wig and glasses to blend into the background.

The story follows , a man leading a calculated double life. Yomigaeru kinrГґ

(The Resurrection of the Golden Wolf) is a classic of Japanese hardboiled fiction and cinema, originally a novel by Haruhiko Oyabu . It is most famous for its 1979 film adaptation starring the legendary Yūsaku Matsuda , which solidified him as an icon of "cool" in Japanese pop culture. Core Narrative He is a mild-mannered, unremarkable salaryman at a

He is a ruthless, highly skilled criminal. Driven by a deep-seated hatred for the corporate hierarchy and a desire for wealth and power, he carries out violent heists and cold-blooded murders to dismantle the very system that employs him. Japanese Drama: Yomigaeru Kinro (1999) It is most famous for its 1979 film