One Photo: Meet Your Twin from Banana Fish

A 17-year-old gang leader with a genius IQ and deadly aim, and a childhood the mafia took from him. He trusts nobody, until one Japanese boy treats him like a human being and never like a weapon.

A Japanese photographer's assistant who drifts into the middle of a New York gang war. He becomes the one person the most dangerous boy in the city would die to protect. He can't shoot a gun, and he disarms people with kindness.

The head of the Corsican mafia who raised a boy as his heir and as his property. He talks about fine dining and legacy while running the Banana Fish empire behind the scenes.

A journalist and former soldier with a debt to Ash's brother he can never repay. He grumbles like a divorced dad, which he is. He'll risk everything to chase the truth.

The youngest son of a Chinese crime family. Beautiful as porcelain and twice as sharp when broken. He hates Ash for one reason: Ash has what he never had, someone who loves him without conditions.

A former subordinate whose pride was ruined along with his fingers. Since losing to Ash once, he's lived planning a rematch every day. Dignity isn't part of the plan.

Chinatown's mohawked leader and Ash's most trusted friend. A big smile, bigger loyalty. And the one with the fate that splits viewers' hearts in half.

Sing's overprotective half-brother, who doesn't trust Ash for a single second. Every choice he makes is for his family, and the last one ends everything.

A teenage boss who took over Chinatown after Shorter. He handles gang politics far too heavy for his age. Small but gutsy, and one of the few really decent people in this story.

The legendary assassin who trained Ash. He was retired in the Caribbean with his books. He comes back for a final job, realizes his student found something more precious than survival, and switches sides without a word.