Gambling Emperor Legd Zero (Japanese: 賭博覇王伝 零 , Hepburn: Tobaku Haōd Zero ) is a Japanese manga series writt and illustrated by Nobuyuki Fukumoto. The first part was serialized in Kodansha's shōn manga magazine Weekly Shōn Magazine from September 2007 to March 2009, with its chapters collected in eight tankōbon volumes. The second part, Tobaku Haōd Zero: Gyanki-h was serialized in the same magazine from July 2011 to May 2013, with its chapters collected in 10 volumes. The story revolves around gambling with high stakes, with focus on competition and rivalry.
Zero Ukai, a boy who causes a stir as a so-called Robin Hood of society, is invited along with his frids to the Dream Kingdom, a part-gambling part-amusemt park under construction by the wealthy Muryō Zaiz. Zero and the others are brought together because Zaiz is in search of a king, in other words his rep player, and he puts all his money on the line in order to succeed in that search, with the reward equaling no less than 100 billion y. In order to save all the victims of the bank transfer scam with the prize money, Zero takes on the challge to become the king, but the games are nothing short of the ultimate gambles of life, mind and body.
He is 17 years old at the start of the series. Wh he was in middle school, he was an honor studt in the extra-advanced class of Kainan Junior High, being one of the three brightest people in the class. He has a clear mind and good athletic nerves, and he can make an accurate judgmt of situations ev if put in a tight spot. He has an extremely strong sse of justice and considers his three companions to be one and the same as him, and at the same time, he shows kindness to everyone without regard to his own interests, such as offering timely help to Shirube, who was in a direct confrontation with him.
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In the live-action TV series, he is changed into a 27–28 year old cram school lecturer, though much of his characteristics remains the same.
One of Zero's 'robin hood' companions. At first, he was antagonistic towards Zero for stopping him from committing suicide, but by joining Zero's pact, he comes to appreciate the fact that he has changed his life, which he thought was meaningless. While working as a robin hood, he seems to have developed a strong sse of justice, and he hopes to save all the victims of the bank transfer scam wh he gets the bounty as a rep player. He does not appear in the live-action TV series.
One of Zero's 'robin hood' companions. He wears glasses and has a sull but mild-mannered personality. Initially, he shows his selfishness and pretds to be aiming for the top like the other participants, but as he experices the harshness of the games and the greatness of Zero, he becomes convinced that Zero should be the king. As they continued to play the games, Zero advised him that it was dangerous for them to act together any longer, but they decided to continue because he wanted to see Zero through his fate for as long as possible and help him wh he could.
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In the live-action TV series, his role is tak over by a character named Hiroshi Sashima, who takes on several traits that originally belonged to Suezaki, such as his father being a diplomat.
One of Zero's 'robin hood' companions. He is noticeably more plump than the rest of Zero's frids and appears to have the strongest selfish desires of them all. Like with Yūki, Zero advised him to leave, and he parted ways with Zero in a half-hearted way, despite the fact that he couldn't survive without Zero's help due to his lack of strgth. They later reunited in front of the vue for The Lost Ring.
A yakuza who is the presidt of the bank transfer scam group that has be thwarted by Zero and the robin hoods. He was giv the right to participate in the test to decide the king on Zaiz's whims. Despite playing a comic relief role most of the time, he also plays a major supporting role in giving Zero and the others sparks of inspiration. In the second arc, he teamed up with Zero to act as an intermediary for the games and as a manager, preparing the betting money. He also begins to speak mainly in a Kansai dialect.
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The member of the bank transfer scam group. He is a shrewd, tall man and intellectual-type gangster who graduated from Keio University, and together with Suezaki, he has obtained the right to participate in Zaiz's test. He is treated as a younger brother figure to Suezaki, but perhaps because of Suezaki's own short-tempered nature, he secretly makes fun of him. He seems to respect those who are compett, and despite his aforemtioned background, he truly appreciates the abilities of Zero and Shirube, who are younger than him.
A young boy whose real name and exact age are unknown. He is very intelligt and always maintains a composed attitude. At first glance, he appears to be cold, but deep down he holds a passionate desire to change the world, and he is willing to die to do so. He approaches Zero with a secret plan to defeat Zaiz, and promises to fight with him later on. He believes that it is young people like Zero and him who should lead the way in the times, not old people like Zaiz.
The presidt of the Zaiz Group. He is Japan's richest man with more than 3 trillion y in personal assets alone. Known by his nickname Money God, he is 81 years old and uses a wheelchair. He was the organizer of the test to decide the king and scraped together blood relatives and influtial people from all over Japan as participants. Seeing Zero and the others' qualities, he rescued them from their predicamt, but since Zero was too wary to show his gratitude at the time, Zaiz came to dislike him. He has 365 mistresses tding to him on a daily basis, as well as childr and grandchildr. Like Hyōdō in the Kaiji series, he is an extremely vicious sadist who takes great pleasure in injuring and killing disqualified people, and seems to value his innate luck.
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In the live-action TV series, he is 71 years old and does not show hostility towards Zero as much as in the original manga.
An executive of the Zaiz Group. He is 58 years old and the one who facilitates the test to decide the king. He presides over the Dream Kingdom and asks participants to take part in heinous gambles. However, he has never be unreasonable in his judging and acts fairly. He acknowledges that Zero is the best one of all, monitoring and favoring him over the other participants at the same time.
In the live-action TV series, he was changed to a young woman named Mineko Gotō. Although she acknowledges that Zero is one of the best talts in the world, she tds to dislike Zero to an unusual degree.
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An old man who Zero fights against in the finger-cutting gamble. As a child, he suffered a serious injury to the right half of his face, which he hides with half his body and hair. In the case of gambling, he claims to have lost only once out of the many gambles he has participated in, and he faces Zero with absolute confidce, but there is a deep secret behind his win rate. He does not appear in the live-action TV series.
The DJ of the anchor gamble who wears clothes that seem to be of the punk fashion. Despite saying that his real name is Kotarō Hill Mountain Williams Harrison Jaguar Satake James Shiroyama, his driver's licse shows the above name. It is assumed by Zero that one of his parts might be American. Although he treats the participants with a fridly manner, in reality he is an ugly man who cannot hide his disgust at typical moving tales, hoping that the gambling process will destroy the bonds betwe the participating teams.
A collegiate golf champion that Zero has to play against in an early morning golf game. He is a nice young man in public, but he looks down on others deep down.
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The self-proclaimed Invincible Poker Que who sds a challge letter to an underworld gambling contracting site set up by Zero. All her teeth, besides the front teeth, are canine. She is self-confidt and only lists to reasons that are convit to her, and takes great pleasure in pulling out all the teeth of the losers in a 100-card poker game that she devised and crafted to her advantage. Her role as an oppont is replaced with Mineko in the TV drama series.
A thirte year old boy who was prest at the sce of the beer-pouring match betwe Zero and the tertainmt company presidt. Impressed by Zero's tact and sse
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