Kumiko Nakamura

Basic Info

Name: Kumiko Nakamura
Alias: Doc
Race: Human
Sex: Male
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 155 lbs
Age: 25
Eyes: Green
Hair: Black
Doc: Character Sheet

Background

Doc is the only child of a Geisha from Okinawa, the once prestigious title has become little more than a glorified prostitute for those who had a fetish for old Japanese culture. As it happened that was still in rather high demand, especially when wealthy executives from other countries came into town on business. One such executive took a fancy with Doc's mother, after a long and slightly abusive weekend the executive of Tsunami Inc. became Doc's father. Doc never met his father and his mother certainly never saw the North American executive ever again. His mother raised him as best he could, but unable to get another job to support them she was forced to remain a Geisha as she did her best to raise her child. As a consequence Doc spent most of his time learning on the streets or the other people in the large, run down apartment complex he grew up in. The time he spent watching his mother attempt to make ends meet, not to mention meeting a large number of executives there only to take advantage of his mother he soon grew a substantial hatred for his father, corporations, and jut about all foreigners. To make things worse for Doc, has he attended school it was soon learned his father was an American, which would bring about added ridicule. He soon learned to hide this fact about his father whenever he could.

Despite the difficulties Doc graduated with reasonably high marks from school, though throughout his teens he'd started to work with the OLA against the JIS which is also had grown to dislike. Throughout his teen years and after graduation he became an active member of the OLA serving as a combat medic for the guerrilla forces that did the actual fighting. He worked alongside the OLA for several years before a large fight in the streets went bad, the OLA forces were overcome and Doc, who was called in for medical support was overtaken with them. Doc was injured and taken captive by the Tsunami Inc. mercenary forces that did most of the military work on the island of Okinawa. Doc was held captive by the Tsunami Corp. for almost a full year before he was able to escape with the help of several other OLA survivors. While the successful escape was a blessing he was unable to stay in Okinawa with the JIS looking for him so harshly, so he traveled onto the main islands, eventually settling in Kyoto. In Kyoto he was forced to make a living anyway he could, he eventually found a fit in one of the larger gangs, a gang of organ-leggers. His on the fly medical practices allowed for them to operate more easily in the field without having to bring their victims back to a shop. Doc did not relish his work, nor did he like his companions but he had few other options and they paid well. Ridiculously well, after only 6 months with the organ-leggers he was able to bring his mom over from Okinawa and support her to live in Kyoto. However, it was only a matter of time before the money was not enough to keep him happy as he grew to despise the gang he was in. He started working as a double agent for other gangs in the city, this was his first exposure to the Yakuza, though his work was always anonymous. Eventually his double agent work came back to bite him, one of his own raids was blown up by a rival gang which drew the attention of Lonestar. The organ-leggers were not a loyal group and they left Doc to be picked up, once again he was taken in by the authorities, this time they were slightly less cruel as he was more willing to cooperate. He ended up spending a couple years in jail in Kyoto.

The jail in Kyoto is where he made his closest Yakuza connection, his cell mate was a member of the famous Japanese gang and they grew rather close during their time together. When Doc was released, well before his friends long sentence was up, he was set up with a Yakuza contact. He immediately moved to Tokyo where he could forget about the past in Kyoto. His mother, who'd been living on his stored wealth also moved with him. Doc enjoyed the change of pace the Yakuza offered, they were loyal, traditionalists, and organized and he found he flourished in their line of work. Several years of service have proved his loyalty to the Yakuza, and they have started to embrace his diverse talents.

Personality

Coming Soon...

Defining Quote

"Aku...Soku...Zan"