If you’ve seen the movie “Like a Dragon”, you may have been wondering, “Why did Majima go crazy?” The answer to this question is based on the history of human trafficking. In Yakuza 0 and Like a Dragon: The Movie, Majima was voiced by Mark Hamill. Majima is similar to the Joker, a mad, crazy character who has many different personalities and a history of abuse and neglect. She has been abandoned, cast out, and has lost a loved one and an eye. Then she becomes infatuated with Kiryu, who is also her love interest.

Yakuza 0

If you play Yakuza 0, you’ll probably be wondering what exactly caused Majima to go crazy. First, we need to know who she is. Majima is the sworn brother of Taiga Saejima, the main character in the Yakuza series. This video game focuses on Majima’s behavior, which begins as a serious demeanor that develops into sadomasochistic behavior. In addition to the main storyline, Majima also makes appearances in Dead Souls and the crossover Project X Zone 2.

It is the psychological trauma of this experience that caused Majima to go crazy. In Yakuza 0 you can play as Majima to fight the Five Stars of Sotenbori and the final confrontation in The Grand. By doing so, you will unlock the Mad Dog of Shimano style, which includes several blocked segments that can only be unlocked by investing CP in the game. The game was released on March 12, 2015, and is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Amazon Luna.

Like a Dragon: The Movie

Takashi Miike’s 2007 film, Like a Dragon: The Movie, is a loose adaptation of the popular Yakuza manga series. Majima fans have long complained that Majima’s eyepatch is placed on the wrong eye. However, it is not an accident; Majima’s visual impairment actually caused the eyepatch to be placed on the wrong eye.

The main plot of Like a Dragon: The Movie revolves around the events that led up to the arrival of Majima’s rescue from a yakuza gang. Majima believes that Makoto is blind, and she has a plan to kill him. However, she argues with Sagawa and kills the body double, who is a member of the yakuza.

Majima’s relationship with Homare Nishitani

As the patriarch of the Ijin Clan and retainer of Omi Alliance chairman Jin Goda, Nishitani is fascinated by fighting and wants to protect Majima from a rival clan. Nishitani is known for his mania for violence, which makes him a perfect fit for Majima. He is unpredictable and loyal only to his own desires. This trait of his has also made him a favored target for the Mad Dog persona.

In the manga and anime series, Majima remembers Nishitani. He calls him “crazy,” but feels that his lifestyle makes him a perfect man. The karate style of Nishitani embodies his wild personality. He attacks with kicks, slashes, and stabs, and chains them into acrobatic combos. His style is difficult to counter, which makes him a dangerous opponent.

His past as a human trafficking victim

Shamere McKenzie was a student-athlete at St. Johns University in Manhattan. After an injury, he was lured into an illegal sex industry. Raymundo took out a loan to pay for a visa. He was promised 40 hours a week in California. Instead, he was trapped in a dehumanizing situation with 34 other victims.

His ability to create shadow doppelgangers

Using his unique ability to create shadow doppelgangers, Futoshi Shimano caused Majima to go crazy. The Shimano family was a powerful clan with a strong, yet erratic, patriarch. Although the Shimano family was once the most powerful clan in Japan, their allegiances are loose and the Majima family is no exception. They start out as the Shimano Clan but eventually turn into a legitimate construction company. Then, in the third game, Majima returns to the Tojo Clan.

After defeating Nishitani at the Grand, Majima reveals that the two sides in the conflict are completely opposite, and the Omi Alliance members barge in and demand Makoto. Majima then finds out that a Tojo benefactor has paid him to bring Makoto back to his family. The incident leads Sagawa to question Majima about a hit Makoto received. However, Majima dismisses the accusation and makes the Omi Alliance benefactor pay the alleged amount of money.