The King of Minami

The film follows Ginjiro Manda, known as "the demon of Minami," who runs a black market. Ryuichi Sakagami, an aspiring gangster, seeks to become Ginjiro's apprentice, leading to a series of events that revolve around money collection and redemption. Ryuichi's first task involves collecting debts from Kyozo Washioka, a disgraced executive with ties to the Naniwa-kai.

As the story unfolds, Ginjiro assists Washioka in opening a video game café, aiming to help him regain lost honor and finances. This animated feature combines elements of crime and personal struggle, appealing to fans of the genre and collectors of original video animations. The film's unique narrative and character-driven plot make it a significant entry in the animation landscape of the early 1990s.