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- Les Yakuza sont une organisation criminelle japonaise. Cette organisation fonctionne par clans, ou famille de la même manière que la Mafia italienne.
- The Japanese mafia. Tulley owes the Yakuza hundreds of thousands of dollars as he tries to find the Elando Cortez.
- Yakuza is a character theme, generally flavored a scoundrel that rejects conformity and order. Despite being scoundrels, they likewise abide by a code of honor.[Dr404] It is designed for martial classes with Charisma as one of their used attributes.
- Yakuza (ヤクザ), also known as gokudō, are members of traditional organized crime syndicates in Japan. The Japanese police call them bōryokudan (暴力団), literally "violence group", while the yakuza call themselves "ninkyō dantai" (任侠団体 (or 仁侠団体), "chivalrous organizations"). Yakuza was named after the worst gambling hand, ya (8), ku (9) and za (3).
- The Yakuza is a Japanese criminal organization that appears in Grand Theft Auto 1, Grand Theft Auto 2, Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto Advance and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. They are a reference to the Yamaguchi-Gumi Yakuza family and have appeared more times than any other gang in the Grand Theft Auto series. They appear as a neutral gang in GTA III, while in GTA: LCS they appear as the main group of minor antagonists alongside the Diablos.
- Yakuza ist der Name einer japanischen kriminellen Organisation mit einigen hundert Jahren Geschichte, die in verschiedene rivalisierende kumi (Banden) eingeteilt und von der ausländischen Presse manchmal auch zusammenfassend als „japanische Mafia“ bezeichnet wird. Ya-Ku-Za setzt sich aus den Zahlen acht (Ya), neuen (ku) und drei (za) zusammen, welche bei dem japanischen Kartenspiel Hanafuda (ähnlich dem Black Jack) als völlig wertlos gilt. So sehen sich auch die Yakuza mit einem gewissen Stolz als die „Wertlosen“ der Gesellschaft. Das Kartenspiel Hana Fuda stammt ursprünglich aus China.
- Yakuza, Tarántula es un jefe que Samus Aran enfrenta en los Laboratorios Espaciales Biometrox durante los eventos de Metroid Fusion. Es un Parásito X mimetizando a una criatura muy similar a una araña o tarántula gigante. Es considerado uno de los jefes más díficiles del juego.
- Yakuza – japońska organizacja przestępcza występująca w Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto Advance i Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.
- Yakuza, also known as gokudō , are members of traditional real-life organized crime syndicates in Japan.
- The Yakuza are a Japanese crime syndicate.
- Yakuzas are like the Italian Mafia only Japanese and they use chopsticks.
- Yakuza were members of .
- The Yakuza, a.k.a. The Poison Fists of the Pacific Rim is the Japanese Mafia. They were hired by the Springfield Investorettes to take on the Springfield Mafia and ended up in a massive fight between the two on the front lawn of the Simpsons' house. One of the members in the fight was also quiet, which Homer (correctly) deduced meant that he was extremely skilled with fighting (although he was unable to witness his taking down multiple Mafia men due to Marge forcing Homer inside). The same quiet member eventually ended up shoved through the kitchen window during the fight and then left through the front door to return to the battle, although not before politely apologizing and requesting that the Simpson family forgive him.
- The Yakuza is a group in the Saw franchise. It is one of the unseen factions in the series.
- Yakuza are a Japanese criminal organization that allied itself with the Order in a raid on SUNI corp to obtain Jessica Six. They are only encountered in Tokyo levels.
- [[Archivo:YakuzaGTA3.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Yakuzas en Staunton Island, Liberty City.]] La Yakuza (pronunciación aproximada: iá·kusa) es una muy antigua organización criminal japonesa. Esta organización aparece en varias ediciones de la saga Grand Theft Auto(principalmente III y LCS).
- Parem de editar suas crianças, acham isso engraçado né? Não querem saber sobre a história do Ragnarok, e lendas? Problema é de vocês, nós queremos, Obrigado.
- Yakuza were roguish, territorial criminals who worked in the underworld and collected payment in exchange for protection. In Shou Lung, they were called tong shu.
- The Yakuza was a powerful and dangerous Japanese criminal organization found on the HBO original series True Blood. One of the main antagonists in the series' seventh, and final, season, and working for the Yakonomo Corporation, the Yakuza's main objective was to capture ex-televangelist Sarah Newlin in order to use the antidote contained within her blood to synthesize a temporary cure for Hepatitis V, a disease fatal to vampires. The Yakuza members in the series are portrayed to be as ruthless and brutal as the organization in the real world.
- Japanese Organized Crime Organization. It has links all over the world. Its people can be recognized by the fact they are asian and have many tatoos all over their bodies.
- The Yakuza is a mafia faction operating around New Reno in 2241 and based on the remains of the pre-War Yakuza.
- Yakuza (やくざ or ヤクザ), also known as gokudō (極道), are members of traditional organized crime groups in Japan. Today, the yakuza are one of the largest organized crime phenomena in the world. In Japanese legal terminology, yakuza organizations are referred to as bōryokudan, literally "violence groups". Yakuza members consider this an insult, as bōryokudan is a term which can be applied to any violent criminal. In the Western press they are sometimes called the "Japanese mafia," by analogy with other traditionally Italian-Sicilian organized crime groups of the same name.
- In the Western press, yakuza are often called the "Japanese Mafia," due to the similarities their organization bears to Sicilian crime groups, which include eating a lot of pasta, and end there. "Yakuza" literally means "bad hand" in Japanese, a reference to the disproportionately large amount of time Japanese gangsters spend spreading their willies with cream cheese and manually pleasuring themselves. In order to access their genitals with ease, many yakuza wear only diapers. Some modern yakuza have abandoned criminal activity altogether in favor of lurking in bagel shop restrooms and wildly masturbating. Bagel shop owners hate yakuza.
- Yakuza are members of transnational organized crime syndicates originating in Japan. They have a large presence in the Japanese media and operate internationally with an estimate 105,000 members.
- en:Yakuza Yakuza ist ein Bossgegner, den Samus Aran an Bord der B.S.L.-Forschungsstation in Metroid Fusion antrifft. Die Mutantenspinne ist von den X-Parasiten befallen und greift Samus im Reaktorsilo an, kurz bevor sie das Notstrom-Aggregat aktivieren kann.
- Yakuza (also known as Spider Boss in Metroid Prime and Metroid Fusion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide and Gedo or Gedu in the Japanese version) is the sixth boss Samus faces aboard the Biologic Space Laboratories research station in Metroid Fusion. Yakuza is a large spider-like creature. It lurks in the Main Deck's Reactor Silo and is one of the most difficult bosses in the game.
- Yakuza - jedna z organizacji przestępczych w Nowym Reno, wzorowana na przedwojennej japońskiej mafii Yakuzie.
- Yakuza on GTA-maailmassa esiintyvä japanilainen rikollisjärjestö.Yakuza on myös oikeasti olemassa.
- Yakuza are members of Japanese organized crime groups.
- [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Yakuza] or Gokudō (極道*)? is a well-known crime syndicate in Japan, very similar to the Italian Mafia. The members of Yakuza abide by strict codes of conduct, calling themselves the "chivalrous organizations" (任侠団体 or 仁侠団体?), meaning "." however by the media they are called the "violence group" (暴力団?). The biggest Yakuza organizations today still inherit the structures and practices of their root in 17th century.
- Yakuza son miembros de las tradicionales organizaciones del crimen organizado en Japón. El Kidotai japones ha tenido una larga historia, terrible con ellos.
- Los Yakuza, a.k.a. Los Puños Envenenados del Pacífico es la Mafia Japonesa. Fueron contratados por las Springfield Investorettes para lucirse contra la Mafia de Springfield y Marge, aunque todo terminó con una pelea entre las dos bandas en el frente de la casa de los Simpson.thumb|Los Yakuza
- Yakuza's are Gang Members that appear in the GTA Games
* Game GTA 1 GTA 2 GTA 3 GTA Advance GTA 3: Shoreside Vale GTA 3: Liberty City 1 GTA: Liberty City 2 GTA Liberty City Stories GTA Venturas Ventures GTA 4
* Weapons Pistol Mission Appearances Members and Asssociates
- Yakuza first appears in season 1 chapter 35 at the school festival along with a fellow gratuate as he sets his eyes on Moka first thing in order to have a good night with her. He follows her to a building on the roof and grabs her. Yakuza attepts to force Moka in to having sex with him, but before he got started he's attacked from behind by Tsukune who elbowed him and pushed Yakuza off the roof in time saving Moka.
- (Males should contact Nerio and females should contact Shika for information on the faction) The Yakuza Organization The Yakuza see themselves as Machi-yakko, the people's rescuer and helper. Far before any working courts existed in Japan, Yakuza existed. If your clan's chief couldn't or wouldn't help in a dispute that you had with someone, you could turn to the local Yakuza for help. They solved the problem in return for an amount of money. This is true even today. However, be prepared for the problem to be solved, frequently, in a more brutal manner than if you had turned to the police.
- Following the defeat of their master, The Void, at the hands of Joe Musashi, the Four Elements began to work for the Yakuza, controlling gambling, drugs and vice on the streets of Tokyo. One of their main headquarters was the Mitsugi Casino run by Oyabun Mitsugi himself. When not ruling the streets, the Yakuza enjoyed placing large bets on dice games until the Four Elements returned, demanding that their leader allow the ninjas to catch Musashi. Air insulted the Yakuza, now knowing that the Yakuza's efficiency was below average. One Yakuza member took offence and brandished his sword, but was told to withdraw.
- "Yakuza" (ヤクザ) is a general title that refers to Japanese crime organizations. As a word it can be used in either plural or singular reference, such as describing one individual, or the organization as a whole. Similar in scope of operation to the American and Italian Mafia, the Japanese Yakuza is responsible for a variety of both legitimate (such as various agricultural and charitble works) and illegal business activities (prostitution, drug, and arms smuggling to name a few), albeit with a much higher presence and level of acceptance in public society. Famous for elaborate, full body tattooes ("irezumi" or 刺青 in Japanese), the various Yakuza groups hold equally complicated codes of honor, conduct, and rituals.
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- Yakuza is a special Rilux Harvester that was born on the Rilux Homeworld. It is but one of the Rilux Species in its kind to be different from all the rest and like other alien species. He is very docile and loves Humans and Aliens alike. being a rilux, Yakuza doesn't like its own race which is strange to everyone. He's by far the only rilux not to harm anyone, that he looks to as friends or family. He will be a great help to everyone to know about the Rilux themselves. Yakuza will grow to be something useful or even greater than the unit has ever seen in such a creature.
- Le mot désigne le membre d'un groupe du crime organisé au Japon, ou par extension n'importe quel voyou japonais. Les yakuza sont représentés par quatre principaux syndicats, présents sur tout l'archipel, et possèdent également des ramifications dans la zone Pacifique, et même en Allemagne et aux États-Unis. Ils seraient plus de .
- The Yakuza (ヤクザ or やくざ?), also known as gokudō (極道?), are members of traditional organized crime syndicates in Japan. Rising to power in the urban centers of medieval Japan as an answer to the intensely hierarchical and honor-bound Samurai, to this day, the Yakuza are known for their clandestine activities and an intricately organized and ritualized criminal culture of their own. A culture perhaps most readily signified by their custom of elaborate ceremonial tattooing and ritual mutilation, such as the cutting off of fingers or fingertips, known as Yubitsume (指を飛ばす, "finger shortening").
- Yakuza (Japanese: 極道), are members of a transnational organized crime syndicate in Japan and the United States. The Yakuza call themselves "Harukichi-gumi" (任侠団体} after their founder. The group is notorious for their strict codes of conduct and very organized nature, though this has dwindled due to the new generation of recruits. They have a large presence in Japan and a slight presence in America with an estimated 33,000 members.
- Japanese mobsters, often called "the Japanese Mafia" in the West, euphemistically as "anti-social organizations" and "violent groups" by most Japanese, and "ninkyo dantai" ("charitable organizations") by themselves. The term refers solely to the members of crime organizations, not to the organizations themselves, which may take many different names. The yakuza insist that their organizations originated in Robin Hood-style outlaw groups and vigilante groups during Japan's feudal era, but scholars believe that they are in fact descended from roving bands of Ronin who harassed and extorted the local peasantry.
- Yakuza (やくざ or ヤクザ) also known as gokudou, are members of traditional organized crime groups that originate from Japan. In Japanese legal terminology, yakuza organizations are referred to as boryokudan (暴力団, "violence groups"), which more traditional "samurai heritage" Yakuza members consider an insult as boroyokudan is applied to any violent criminal.
- thumb|250px|Yakuza (po prawej) O yakuza słyszy się wiele różnych rzeczy, zależnie od tego, kogo zapytać. Niektórzy nazywają ich obrońcami prostego ludu, inni uważają za łotrów i wywrotowców, a jeszcze inni polegają na nich jak na nieoficjalnych siłach policyjnych. Yakuza są szanowani i pogardzani zarazem, a czasami uzyskują wsparcie lokalnych władz. Z jednej strony reprezentują mroczny podziemny półświatek, kontrolując i animując lokalne działania przestępcze. Z drugiej strony zapewniają ochronę bezbronnym i troszczą się o nich. Oczywiście taka opieka ma swoją cenę - to sposób yakuza zarabiania na życie. Większość członków yakuza to łotrzykowie, a żadna postać bez kilku poziomów w klasie łotrzyka nie spełni wymagań co do umiejętności, które posiadać musi kandydat na tę klasę prestiżową (ch
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- Hayato Hiroyuki
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| lider | - Asuka Kasen
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| Auteur | - Alec D(UBRO), David K(APLAN)
- Jean-Claude P(ONS)
- Junichi S(AGA)
- Jérôme P(IERRAT), Alexandre S(ARGOS)
- Peter B.(E. HILL)
- Xavier R(AUFER)
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| BaseOfOperations | - Mobile; New York City; Gotham City; Japan
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| infoimagen | - Samus enfrentando a Yakuza
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| Lieux | - Ville de Liberty City
- Ville de San Andreas
- Ville d'Anywhere City
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| Kolory | - ciemnoczerwony i ciemnoniebieski
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| comment image | - Le signe des Yakuza dans l'univers 3D
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| HistoryText | - Yakuza are members of Japanese organized crime groups.
Gotham City
During the War Games event, a man named Akahara ran the Yakuza in Gotham City. He attended a gang-leader summit that went wrong, and was shot dead next to his katana-wielding bodyguard. His replacement, Niko, protected the gang from a takeover attempt by Orpheus.
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| biznes | - The Big Shot Casino / Kasyno Kenjiego, działalności eskortowe, restauracje sushi
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| Range | - Personal
- Melee 1
- Close burst 5
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| Origin | - Fuedal Japan
- Yasuka Utility 10
- Yazuka Utility
- Yazuka Utility 2
- Yazuka Utility 6
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| Name | - 20
- Yakuza
- You Can't Hide
- Harukichi-gumi
- Life's Losing Hand
- Ruthless Demonstration
- Underworld Vendetta
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| Type | - Criminal
- Force
- Japanese Criminal Syndicate
- Japanese Mafia
- Japanese gang
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| Caption | - Modern Yakuza Symbol
- Samus battling Yakuza.
- The Yakuza logo in Grand Theft Auto III.
- The gang's Limousine
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| Function | - * Organized crime
* Enforcers for Yakonomo Corporation
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| Weakness | - Shooting Ice Missiles and Charge Beam in its mouth
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| éditeur | - Gallimard
- Oxford University Press
- Flammarion
- Lattes
- Philippe Picquier
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| businesses | - Counterfeiting
- Gambling
- Drug Dealing
- Gambling, Human Slavery
- Human Slavery
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| derived | - Carry Weight: 275
- Hit Points: 80
- Armor Class: 26
- Explosion resistance: 1/25%
- Fire resistance: 1/25%
- Laser resistance: 1/20%
- Normal resistance: 3/25%
- Plasma resistance: 1/10%
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| Colors | - Blue
- Unknown, most likely blue
- Various, Mostly red
- Various, mostly red
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| Aliases | - gokudō 極道; ninkyō dantai 任侠団体 or 仁侠団体
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| Patrons | - * Mr. Gus
* Yakonomo Corporation
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| Links | - * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakuza
* http://www.okinawan-shorinryu.com/okinawa/yakuza.html
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- Pistol
- Katana
- Pistol
- Machete
- M16
- AK-47
- Pump Shotgun
- M4( )
- Micro Uzi( )
- Uzi, Pistol, Masana
- *SMG
*Shurikens
*Glock 17
*Suppressed SMG
*Microwave Pulse Gun
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| Skill | - Call Ally
- Terror Eyes
Ichimonji Slash
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| business | - Jeux d'argent, trafic d'armes
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| Image | - Gunma_anime-screenshot-_yakuza%27s_captivity.png
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| Imagen | - Yakuza.png
- Yakuza_head.png
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| Occupation | - Higher ranking Rilux
*Mutated Rilux
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| Family | - Rilux (Species)
Adopted:
*Tobias
*Kenneth Star
*Reens Maricina
*Honoka
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| Target | - One enemy
- The triggering enemy in the burst
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| Action | - Minor action
- No action
- Free action
- Immediate reaction
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| Titre | - Misère et crime au Japon du XVIIe siècle à nos jours
- Mafias les nouveaux dangers
- Mémoires d’un yakuza
- The Japanese Mafia: Yakuza, Law, and the State
- YAKUSA - Enquête au cœur de la mafia japonaise
- Yakuza, la mafia japonaise
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| Capital | - Non based in Tokyo, Japan
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| trigger | - You or an ally is bloodied by an attack made by an enemy within 5 squares of you.
- You bloody an adjacent enemy or reduce an adjacent enemy to 0 hit points or fewer.
- You roll a natural 1, 2, or 3 on an attack roll or a skill check.
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| Leaders | - Unknown
- Johnny Zoo
- Asuka Kasen † Kazuki Kasen †
- Kenji KasenAsuka KasenKazuki Kasen
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| Effect | - You can reroll the attack roll or skill chcek with a power bonus equal to your charisma modifier. You must keep the second result even if it is lower.
- If the target ends its next turn in a square that is not adjacent to you, you can shift up to your speed to a square adjacent to it as a free action. If the target attacks you during its next turn, you gain a +5 power bonus to damage rolls against the target until the end of your next turn.
- Enemies that can see you take a –2 penalty to
attack rolls against you until you are hit by an attack
or until the end of the encounter. Also, if you bloodied
the triggering enemy, you can immediately make an
Intimidate check against it to force it to surrender.
- Until the end of the encounter, the target grants combat advantage, and whenever you hit the target with an attack, it takes a –2 penalty to attack rolls until the end of its next turn.
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| Armes | - Pistolet, Uzi, Spas-12 et M16
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| ISBN | - 199257523
- 208068700
- 2070749460
- 2709624028
- 2877305724
- 9782877309530
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| Appearance(s) | - *Gunma (Game)
*Gunma (comic series)
*Gunma (anime)
*Gunma (RPG)
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| rivaux | - The Zaibatsu Corporation et les Loonies
- La Famille Leone, les Uptown Yardies, les Diablos, le Cartel colombien et la Famille Forelli
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- Les Yakuza sont une organisation criminelle japonaise. Cette organisation fonctionne par clans, ou famille de la même manière que la Mafia italienne.
- Le mot désigne le membre d'un groupe du crime organisé au Japon, ou par extension n'importe quel voyou japonais. Les yakuza sont représentés par quatre principaux syndicats, présents sur tout l'archipel, et possèdent également des ramifications dans la zone Pacifique, et même en Allemagne et aux États-Unis. Ils seraient plus de . Dans la terminologie légale japonaise, les organisations de yakuza sont appelées Bōryokudan (暴力団), littéralement "groupe violent". Les yakuza considèrent ce terme comme une insulte, car il s'applique à n'importe quel criminel violent. Dans la presse occidentale, on les identifie parfois à la "Mafia japonaise", par analogie avec d'autres groupes du crime organisé, comme la mafia sicilienne.
- Japanese mobsters, often called "the Japanese Mafia" in the West, euphemistically as "anti-social organizations" and "violent groups" by most Japanese, and "ninkyo dantai" ("charitable organizations") by themselves. The term refers solely to the members of crime organizations, not to the organizations themselves, which may take many different names. The yakuza insist that their organizations originated in Robin Hood-style outlaw groups and vigilante groups during Japan's feudal era, but scholars believe that they are in fact descended from roving bands of Ronin who harassed and extorted the local peasantry. Yakuza resemble The Mafia in that they are very organized crime syndicates, with strict codes of behavior and etiquette, and encompass many levels of ritual and formality. Unlike the Mafia and the Chinese Triads, though, they are not secret societies, and often operate openly, even so far as to maintain offices and carry business cards. Like their Western counterparts, though, they derive most of their profit from extortion, protection rackets, human trafficking, and the like. Yakuza like to maintain that they provide a service to the community, which in return owes them both respect and money. A consequence of being ultra-violent while maintaining a strict honor code is that in fiction they sometimes get to have Samurai traits, or at least katana. The stereotyped yakuza character matches the real-world profile fairly closely: he is heavily tattooed (so identified with delinquency that many bathhouses forbid people with tattoos on the premises), male, and may be missing a finger (either as a loyalty test or as punishment, one reason Four-Fingered Hands are rarely seen in Japanese media). He wears an expensive suit and dark sunglasses, and walks with a distinctive swagger that announces his profession. While he claims a benign interest in the community, he is as likely to be as violent and destructive as his Western counterpart, especially if he feels he is not receiving the respect he deserves. Yakuza are so prominent in Japanese culture that they have even spawned an entire genre of films which are as distinct from western gangster films as the yakuza are from western gangsters. While many of these films are little known in the west, movies like Tokyo Drifter and Battles Without Honor and Humanity pioneered many tropes that western audiences have since come to associate with martial arts and action pictures, and their influence can be detected in productions as diverse as Kill Bill and Cowboy Bebop. Female yakuza are very rare in the male-dominated Japanese society, but if one appears, she is definitely a Dragon Lady. As Japan Takes Over the World is quite typical for the genre, expect Yakuza to to appear quite often in most cyberpunk fiction. See also The Mafiya, The Mafia, The Irish Mob, The Triads and the Tongs, The Cartel, The Syndicate, Mafia Princess. And then there's also the film The Yakuza and the videogame Yakuza, also known as Ryu ga Gotoku. Examples of Yakuza include:
- The Japanese mafia. Tulley owes the Yakuza hundreds of thousands of dollars as he tries to find the Elando Cortez.
- Yakuza (やくざ or ヤクザ) also known as gokudou, are members of traditional organized crime groups that originate from Japan. In Japanese legal terminology, yakuza organizations are referred to as boryokudan (暴力団, "violence groups"), which more traditional "samurai heritage" Yakuza members consider an insult as boroyokudan is applied to any violent criminal. Unlike many organized crime groups, like the Triads and the Mafia, which evolved from secret societies, the model of the Yakuza was the machi yakko (町奴, "town servant"), vigilantes protectors within the community (Although many citizens also view them as kabukimono or crazy ones, for their propensity toward violence, vulgar slang, and bizarre appearance) or the masterless samurai ronin. As a result, at least in the JIS and it's protectorates, Yakuza groups maintain open offices, often with a wooden plank on the front door displaying the group name and their emblem. Yakuza members often wear sunglasses and flashy suits so that their profession can be immediately recognized by civilians (堅気, katagi). Members typically wear insignia pins on their suits, and, if needed, can display their tattoos or customized cyberware.
- Yakuza is a character theme, generally flavored a scoundrel that rejects conformity and order. Despite being scoundrels, they likewise abide by a code of honor.[Dr404] It is designed for martial classes with Charisma as one of their used attributes.
- "Yakuza" (ヤクザ) is a general title that refers to Japanese crime organizations. As a word it can be used in either plural or singular reference, such as describing one individual, or the organization as a whole. Similar in scope of operation to the American and Italian Mafia, the Japanese Yakuza is responsible for a variety of both legitimate (such as various agricultural and charitble works) and illegal business activities (prostitution, drug, and arms smuggling to name a few), albeit with a much higher presence and level of acceptance in public society. Famous for elaborate, full body tattooes ("irezumi" or 刺青 in Japanese), the various Yakuza groups hold equally complicated codes of honor, conduct, and rituals. Historically, many Yakuza clans trace their family lineages far back into the feudal periods of 1700s Japan, with some affiliations claiming direct connections to a warrior class known as Ronin. Other names and titles for the organized crime elements of Japan also exist, such as Boryokudan (an unfavourable handle, popular with law enforcement agencies), and ninkyo dentai (popular with admirers, supporters, and actual members of the Yakuza itself).
- Yakuza (ヤクザ), also known as gokudō, are members of traditional organized crime syndicates in Japan. The Japanese police call them bōryokudan (暴力団), literally "violence group", while the yakuza call themselves "ninkyō dantai" (任侠団体 (or 仁侠団体), "chivalrous organizations"). Yakuza was named after the worst gambling hand, ya (8), ku (9) and za (3).
- The Yakuza is a Japanese criminal organization that appears in Grand Theft Auto 1, Grand Theft Auto 2, Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto Advance and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. They are a reference to the Yamaguchi-Gumi Yakuza family and have appeared more times than any other gang in the Grand Theft Auto series. They appear as a neutral gang in GTA III, while in GTA: LCS they appear as the main group of minor antagonists alongside the Diablos.
- Yakuza ist der Name einer japanischen kriminellen Organisation mit einigen hundert Jahren Geschichte, die in verschiedene rivalisierende kumi (Banden) eingeteilt und von der ausländischen Presse manchmal auch zusammenfassend als „japanische Mafia“ bezeichnet wird. Ya-Ku-Za setzt sich aus den Zahlen acht (Ya), neuen (ku) und drei (za) zusammen, welche bei dem japanischen Kartenspiel Hanafuda (ähnlich dem Black Jack) als völlig wertlos gilt. So sehen sich auch die Yakuza mit einem gewissen Stolz als die „Wertlosen“ der Gesellschaft. Das Kartenspiel Hana Fuda stammt ursprünglich aus China.
- Yakuza, Tarántula es un jefe que Samus Aran enfrenta en los Laboratorios Espaciales Biometrox durante los eventos de Metroid Fusion. Es un Parásito X mimetizando a una criatura muy similar a una araña o tarántula gigante. Es considerado uno de los jefes más díficiles del juego.
- The Yakuza (ヤクザ or やくざ?), also known as gokudō (極道?), are members of traditional organized crime syndicates in Japan. Rising to power in the urban centers of medieval Japan as an answer to the intensely hierarchical and honor-bound Samurai, to this day, the Yakuza are known for their clandestine activities and an intricately organized and ritualized criminal culture of their own. A culture perhaps most readily signified by their custom of elaborate ceremonial tattooing and ritual mutilation, such as the cutting off of fingers or fingertips, known as Yubitsume (指を飛ばす, "finger shortening"). In Predators, Hanzo is a member of the Yakuza.
- Yakuza (Japanese: 極道), are members of a transnational organized crime syndicate in Japan and the United States. The Yakuza call themselves "Harukichi-gumi" (任侠団体} after their founder. The group is notorious for their strict codes of conduct and very organized nature, though this has dwindled due to the new generation of recruits. They have a large presence in Japan and a slight presence in America with an estimated 33,000 members. Due to the modern age, the Yakuza are forced to lower their standards when recruiting new members. In the past, choice recruits came from the traditional bakuto gambler and tekiya peddler classes, but today a rebel spirit and a willingness to commit a crime for an oyabun are all that is necessary to join the western Yakuza ranks. The new members currently come from the Bosozuku, street punks known for their love of music and motorcycles.
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- Yakuza – japońska organizacja przestępcza występująca w Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto Advance i Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.
- Yakuza, also known as gokudō , are members of traditional real-life organized crime syndicates in Japan.
- The Yakuza are a Japanese crime syndicate.
- Yakuzas are like the Italian Mafia only Japanese and they use chopsticks.
- Yakuza were members of .
- The Yakuza, a.k.a. The Poison Fists of the Pacific Rim is the Japanese Mafia. They were hired by the Springfield Investorettes to take on the Springfield Mafia and ended up in a massive fight between the two on the front lawn of the Simpsons' house. One of the members in the fight was also quiet, which Homer (correctly) deduced meant that he was extremely skilled with fighting (although he was unable to witness his taking down multiple Mafia men due to Marge forcing Homer inside). The same quiet member eventually ended up shoved through the kitchen window during the fight and then left through the front door to return to the battle, although not before politely apologizing and requesting that the Simpson family forgive him.
- The Yakuza is a group in the Saw franchise. It is one of the unseen factions in the series.
- Yakuza are a Japanese criminal organization that allied itself with the Order in a raid on SUNI corp to obtain Jessica Six. They are only encountered in Tokyo levels.
- [[Archivo:YakuzaGTA3.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Yakuzas en Staunton Island, Liberty City.]] La Yakuza (pronunciación aproximada: iá·kusa) es una muy antigua organización criminal japonesa. Esta organización aparece en varias ediciones de la saga Grand Theft Auto(principalmente III y LCS).
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- (Males should contact Nerio and females should contact Shika for information on the faction) The Yakuza Organization The Yakuza see themselves as Machi-yakko, the people's rescuer and helper. Far before any working courts existed in Japan, Yakuza existed. If your clan's chief couldn't or wouldn't help in a dispute that you had with someone, you could turn to the local Yakuza for help. They solved the problem in return for an amount of money. This is true even today. However, be prepared for the problem to be solved, frequently, in a more brutal manner than if you had turned to the police. For Yakuza it doesn't matter where you come from or from which class of society you belong. You can become a member anyway. Yakuza takes care of the misfits in the society. Yakuza members can be youths that have been abandoned by their parents, youths that not have managed the high pressure from the school, refugees from Korea, China etc. Their boss becomes like their father and their comrades like brothers. Yakuza offers not just companionship but also money, status, authority. A part of a group where you feel useful and needed. There are no thresholds or requirements in order to become a member. But when you are inside there is obedience to the superiors.
- Yakuza were roguish, territorial criminals who worked in the underworld and collected payment in exchange for protection. In Shou Lung, they were called tong shu.
- The Yakuza was a powerful and dangerous Japanese criminal organization found on the HBO original series True Blood. One of the main antagonists in the series' seventh, and final, season, and working for the Yakonomo Corporation, the Yakuza's main objective was to capture ex-televangelist Sarah Newlin in order to use the antidote contained within her blood to synthesize a temporary cure for Hepatitis V, a disease fatal to vampires. The Yakuza members in the series are portrayed to be as ruthless and brutal as the organization in the real world.
- Japanese Organized Crime Organization. It has links all over the world. Its people can be recognized by the fact they are asian and have many tatoos all over their bodies.
- The Yakuza is a mafia faction operating around New Reno in 2241 and based on the remains of the pre-War Yakuza.
- Yakuza's are Gang Members that appear in the GTA Games
* Game GTA 1 GTA 2 GTA 3 GTA Advance GTA 3: Shoreside Vale GTA 3: Liberty City 1 GTA: Liberty City 2 GTA Liberty City Stories GTA Venturas Ventures GTA 4
* Weapons Pistol Mission Appearances
* GTA 1
* Phone 2
* Phone 3
* Phone 4
* Cossie Northeast Island City
* Porka Southwest Kings
* Phone 9 Part 2
* Phone 18 Part 1
* Phone 18 Part 2
* GTA 2
* Get Zitzaki
* Bank Robbery
* Happy Smash Grab
* Get Gama Reih
* Follow That Traitor
* SWAT Van Swipe
* Stop the Tank
* Cop Car Crush
* Water Carry On/The Dam
* Fire Truck Fun Flame It
* Payback
* Gang War
* Army Base Alert
* Final Job (Industrial District)
* GTA 3
* Kanbu-Bust Out
* Grand Theft Auto
* Deal Steal
* Shima
* Smack Down
* Waka-Gashira Wipeout
* Grand Theft Aero
* Bait
* GTA Advance
* School's Out
* Down the River
* Assault Joint
* GTA 3: Shoreside Vale
* Uninvited Guests
* Hearts on Fire
* GTA 3: Liberty City 1
* Holocaust Memorial
* Interview
* Check Up
* Escape from Prison
* GTA: Liberty City 2
* Goodfella Gangster
* To Live and Die in Staunton Island
* Yakuza Japanese Stinger
* GTA Venturas Ventures
* Japanse Pollitness
* For Greater Good
* No Money Mo Problems
* Vote Bloom
* Freedom of the Press
* Heads Up
* Bounty's Off
* Valediction
* GTA Liberty City Stories
* Shogun Showdown
* More Deadly Than the Male
* Cash Clash
* A Date with Death
* Cash in Kakuzi's Chips
* GTA 4
* The Cousins Bellic
* Ivan the Not So Terrible
* Uncle Vlad
* Do you Have Protection
* Roman's Sorrow
* Out of the Closet
* Blow Your Cover
* The Puerta Rican Connection
* Have A Heart
* Wrong Is Right
* Dust Off
* Smackdown
* If The Price is Right Members and Asssociates
* Bubba Caperogrime
* Divine Associate
* Katie Caperogime
* Kivlov Capo
* Mikki Capo
* Travis Capo
* Troy Soldier
* Ulrika Soldato
* Robert Seragliano Leader
* Dulli Lieutenant
* Tony Dio Lieutenant Deceased
* Sonetti Soldier (Deceased)
* Cabot Enforcer (Deceased)
* Dumb Kurt Lieutenant (Deceased)
* Uncle Fu Caperogrime
* Pu Ling Lieutenant
* Bryson Deceased Enforcer
* Julio Capo
* Monolito Soldato
* Paulo Soldier
* Ricardo Capo
* Alve Associate
* Paco Soldato
* Pepe Enforcer
* Claude Speed Capo
* Johnny Zoo Deceased Leader
* Doctor Zitzaki Associate
* Hiroshi Soldier
* Mary Jane Enforcer
* Gam Rei Deceased Chief
* Refried Noodle Enforcer
* Doctor Cubana Deceased Caperogrime
* Ivan Deceased Capo
* Claude Capo
* Kenji Leader Deceased
* Kanbu Soldier
* Market Employee Associate
* Donald Love Associate
* Asuka Kasen Associate Deceased
* Miguel Deceased Associate
* Catalina Associate Deceased
* Mike Capo
* Cisco Lieutenant Deceased
* Yuka Chief
* King Courtney Lieutenant
* Steven Davis Caperogrime
* Packy Davis Deceased Leader
* Burke Capo
* Hermando Smith Deceased Soldier
* Robert Jones Capo
* Kurt Deans Deceased Enforcer
* Joe Trevor Enforcer
* Joseph Soldier
* Kyle Kasen Soldier Deceased
* Peter Bratts Caperogrime
* Ken Bratts Leader Deceased
* Joseph DeVito Associate
* Tommy Lee Smith Soldier Deceased
* Phil Nicola Underboss
* Armando Nicola Boss Deceased
* Hugo Morel Enforcer
* Kouichi Yokimoto Leader Deceased
* Burt Easton Capo
* Arpin Picaro Chief Deceased
* Ted McGrath Boss
* Peter Bloom Soldier
* Grey Aquet Enforcer
* John Ely Underboss Deceased
* Toni Cipriani Soldato
* Salvatore Leone Underboss Deceased
* Toshiko Kasen Leader
* Kakuzi Kasen Soldier Deceased
* Niko Bellic Capo
* Roman Bellic Enforcer
* Dave Bossoy Underboss Deceased
* Horran Ramzy Boss Deceased
* Vlad Leader Deceased
* Ivan Bytchkov Soldier Deceased
* Joseph Kaplan Lieutenant Deceased
* Dimitri Rascalov Associate Deceased
* Ray Bulgrain Chief Deceased
* Brucie Kibbutz Underboss
* Tom Rivas Lieutenant/Chief/Capo Deceased
* Johnny Klebitz Enforcer Deceased
* Charlie Caperogrime Lieutenant
* Manny Escuela Lieutenant/Chief Deceased
* Jay Hamilton Underboss Deceased
* Elizabetta Torres Enforcer
* The Doctor Associate
* United Liberty Paper Associate Deceased
* Oleg Minkov Soldier Deceased
* Eduard Borodin Enforcer Deceased
* Derrick McReary Boss Deceased
* Bucky Sligo Soldier Deceased
* Jimmy Pegorino Associate Deceased
* Phil Bell Underboss
- Yakuza (やくざ or ヤクザ), also known as gokudō (極道), are members of traditional organized crime groups in Japan. Today, the yakuza are one of the largest organized crime phenomena in the world. In Japanese legal terminology, yakuza organizations are referred to as bōryokudan, literally "violence groups". Yakuza members consider this an insult, as bōryokudan is a term which can be applied to any violent criminal. In the Western press they are sometimes called the "Japanese mafia," by analogy with other traditionally Italian-Sicilian organized crime groups of the same name.
- Yakuza is a special Rilux Harvester that was born on the Rilux Homeworld. It is but one of the Rilux Species in its kind to be different from all the rest and like other alien species. He is very docile and loves Humans and Aliens alike. being a rilux, Yakuza doesn't like its own race which is strange to everyone. He's by far the only rilux not to harm anyone, that he looks to as friends or family. He will be a great help to everyone to know about the Rilux themselves. However, he may be the greatest ally or the deadliest foe, and it looks though no one trusts having a Rilux on board. but Grace will convince everyone that Yakuza is the best card they have to knowing their enemy and possibly the first special Rilux of the century to be helpful to mankind. Yakuza will grow to be something useful or even greater than the unit has ever seen in such a creature. Could Yakuza be the one that will save Tobias's life and everyone else from the rilux and many greater threats?
- In the Western press, yakuza are often called the "Japanese Mafia," due to the similarities their organization bears to Sicilian crime groups, which include eating a lot of pasta, and end there. "Yakuza" literally means "bad hand" in Japanese, a reference to the disproportionately large amount of time Japanese gangsters spend spreading their willies with cream cheese and manually pleasuring themselves. In order to access their genitals with ease, many yakuza wear only diapers. Some modern yakuza have abandoned criminal activity altogether in favor of lurking in bagel shop restrooms and wildly masturbating. Bagel shop owners hate yakuza.
- Yakuza are members of transnational organized crime syndicates originating in Japan. They have a large presence in the Japanese media and operate internationally with an estimate 105,000 members.
- en:Yakuza Yakuza ist ein Bossgegner, den Samus Aran an Bord der B.S.L.-Forschungsstation in Metroid Fusion antrifft. Die Mutantenspinne ist von den X-Parasiten befallen und greift Samus im Reaktorsilo an, kurz bevor sie das Notstrom-Aggregat aktivieren kann.
- Yakuza (also known as Spider Boss in Metroid Prime and Metroid Fusion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide and Gedo or Gedu in the Japanese version) is the sixth boss Samus faces aboard the Biologic Space Laboratories research station in Metroid Fusion. Yakuza is a large spider-like creature. It lurks in the Main Deck's Reactor Silo and is one of the most difficult bosses in the game.
- Yakuza - jedna z organizacji przestępczych w Nowym Reno, wzorowana na przedwojennej japońskiej mafii Yakuzie.
- Yakuza first appears in season 1 chapter 35 at the school festival along with a fellow gratuate as he sets his eyes on Moka first thing in order to have a good night with her. He follows her to a building on the roof and grabs her. Yakuza attepts to force Moka in to having sex with him, but before he got started he's attacked from behind by Tsukune who elbowed him and pushed Yakuza off the roof in time saving Moka. The next day, Yakuza reappears in Shizuka Nekonome's classroom looking for Tsukune to have revenge for pushing him off the roof. When Kyōko, Tsukune's cousin, came to Yōkai Academy finding Tsukune and tries to take him home with her, Yakuza finds them and wants to kill Tsukune. Yakuza is held off by Moka, Kurumu, Yukari, Mizore, and Ruby while Tsukune gets Kyōko to safety. Yakuza pulls out a gun that he stoled from some guy in the Human World and fires bullets at the girls. As he was about to finish off the girls, he's attacked from behind again by Tsukune with a kick leaving Yakuza laying on the ground in defeat.
- Following the defeat of their master, The Void, at the hands of Joe Musashi, the Four Elements began to work for the Yakuza, controlling gambling, drugs and vice on the streets of Tokyo. One of their main headquarters was the Mitsugi Casino run by Oyabun Mitsugi himself. When not ruling the streets, the Yakuza enjoyed placing large bets on dice games until the Four Elements returned, demanding that their leader allow the ninjas to catch Musashi. Air insulted the Yakuza, now knowing that the Yakuza's efficiency was below average. One Yakuza member took offence and brandished his sword, but was told to withdraw. The Elements were successful in bringing in Musashi, but Air's plan was to capture him but not subdue him in an attempt to teach Mitsugi of the Shinobi's power. Musashi awoke from his state of prana and attacked the casino boss, leading to him ordering the Yakuza to kill the spy. Saito, a Yakuza member, proved the least effective when he killed one of his own colleagues. The rest faired little better, with Shinobi single-handedly beating them all down before escaping through the skylight. At the request of Mitsugi, the Yakuza joined the Elements on a hunt for Musashi. The alliance found their way to the region of the Roofworlders but were soon ambushed by Musashi's new friends. The fight proved tough for the criminals, with many of them pushed out of the battle by the skilled roof dwellers. Even the trained ninjas found things tough, but a lucky shot by a retreating Yakuza managed to hit the shoulder of Kotomi-sensei. Four members later returned to continue the battle, but were all captured and knocked unconscious before it could even begin.
- Yakuza on GTA-maailmassa esiintyvä japanilainen rikollisjärjestö.Yakuza on myös oikeasti olemassa.
- Yakuza are members of Japanese organized crime groups.
- thumb|250px|Yakuza (po prawej) O yakuza słyszy się wiele różnych rzeczy, zależnie od tego, kogo zapytać. Niektórzy nazywają ich obrońcami prostego ludu, inni uważają za łotrów i wywrotowców, a jeszcze inni polegają na nich jak na nieoficjalnych siłach policyjnych. Yakuza są szanowani i pogardzani zarazem, a czasami uzyskują wsparcie lokalnych władz. Z jednej strony reprezentują mroczny podziemny półświatek, kontrolując i animując lokalne działania przestępcze. Z drugiej strony zapewniają ochronę bezbronnym i troszczą się o nich. Oczywiście taka opieka ma swoją cenę - to sposób yakuza zarabiania na życie. Większość członków yakuza to łotrzykowie, a żadna postać bez kilku poziomów w klasie łotrzyka nie spełni wymagań co do umiejętności, które posiadać musi kandydat na tę klasę prestiżową (chyba że na bardzo wysokich poziomach). Niektórych łotrzyków/wojowników przyciąga urok łajdactwa. Yakuza nie występują w Rokuganie.
- [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Yakuza] or Gokudō (極道*)? is a well-known crime syndicate in Japan, very similar to the Italian Mafia. The members of Yakuza abide by strict codes of conduct, calling themselves the "chivalrous organizations" (任侠団体 or 仁侠団体?), meaning "." however by the media they are called the "violence group" (暴力団?). The biggest Yakuza organizations today still inherit the structures and practices of their root in 17th century.
- Yakuza son miembros de las tradicionales organizaciones del crimen organizado en Japón. El Kidotai japones ha tenido una larga historia, terrible con ellos.
- Los Yakuza, a.k.a. Los Puños Envenenados del Pacífico es la Mafia Japonesa. Fueron contratados por las Springfield Investorettes para lucirse contra la Mafia de Springfield y Marge, aunque todo terminó con una pelea entre las dos bandas en el frente de la casa de los Simpson.thumb|Los Yakuza
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