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Chu_Joowon Born on March 11th, 2003 into a middle-class family, Chu Joowon was raised in a not-so-religious-family. Raised in a suburban area and works at a market (especially fish market) around Goyang, he was known as a very clever son of Chu Jungwon and No Hyeesoo, that loves literature and music. Unfortunately, he's a victim of bullies at his school because before he going to school, he helps his mother in delivering a load of fish on a pickup truck from fishing port to the market. That's why Joowon was called 'fishy'. His mother is a hard worker that always trying to provide anything that her family needs, even when Joowon's sister, Chu Seungmin decided to move to Busan for study, Hyeesoo saved some money as a 'gift' for Seungmin. 2021, it's the time for Joowon to celebrate his graduation from the high school. He's going to a celebration party at a restaurant near the market. But, unfortunately, God doesn't think it's a good day for Joowon. About two or three guys (the same bullies from his school) get drunk and involved in a riot around the Goyang's market. The riot spread all the way to the fish market where Joowon's parents worked. Two of the fifty-seven victims is Joowon's parents; both of them were robbed, and their things was ransacked. The clock is still ticking, but there is no time for the breath. When Joowon arrived on hospital, Jungwon and Hyeesoo are confirmed death because of the riot on the fish market. After strolling around for two years, he decided to move on. Before 'export' everything that he had planned for two years, Joowon decided to tell his sister that he's going to move with his uncle, Chu Jeongnam. Seungmin feels bad for abandoned his little brother and said she'll move with Joowon someday. On the other hand, Joowon feels guilty because their parents are dead; what if Joowon didn't go to the celebration party and back early to the fish market? Who knows. 2026, Joowon had a position as an administrator at Jeongnam's office. Joowon had already reached his American Dream, but he hadn't heard anything from Seungmin for two months. Seungmin told Joowon that she would come to San Andreas, but Joowon couldn't even see her hair or smell her scent. So, Joowon decided to go to Los Santos from his uncle's office in San Fierro. Looking for 'Hanin Jeongchak Jiwon Senteo' or 'Korean Settlement Support Center', a place that he had encountered when he arrived in San Andreas back then. But, that support center had already changed to a place called Lobster Head Co. A conversation with Hae Jaesang (local resident around Little Seoul) led Joowon to work as a butcher at that store. With all this 'half-boiled' information, Joowon is ready to step on a new line while looking for his sister in San Andreas. Questions Character Story Pertama: No Durasi bermain di JG:RP: 3 tahun lebih URL Namechange: https://jogjagamers.org/topic/381597-cn-luther_kotsoteka-to-chu_joowon-crocomagma/#comment-3882059 Account UCP yang saya miliki: crocomagma Account Forum yang saya miliki: Luther Saya Luther selaku pemilik account UCP crocomagma bersedia jika Character saya yang disebut di atas (Chu_Joowon) dibanned permanent jika character story yang saya buat di atas berupa plagiat dari story milik orang lain.

Beomnyeon (범년) or widely known with "Tiger Year Crew" is a Jopok (조폭) or Organized Crime Group made up by Korean members. Operates around the district of Little Seoul in East Beach, Los Santos, a small community which is formed after the historical large wave of Korean Immigrants in United States. The crew runs by the Alumni of St. John Bosco Highschool, one of the U.S Department program after the incident of 1992 L.S riot when many Korean families were affected. The Pain of Little Seoul (1900 - 1995) In the early 1900s, a large wave of Korean immigrants fled to America and the first groups settled around the East Beach, Los Santos, which was then known as Old K-Town because of the growing Korean presence. Due to their social status back at the time, most of them worked as laborers or took on other jobs that were considered as low-paying. By the 1940s, the Korean population started to grow even more and the area eventually became Little Seoul, where they built a proper community for themselves. Little Seoul is a neighborhood on the east side of Los Santos, based on “K-Town” and formed as an ethnic enclave in the early 1970s. Records show that Korean immigration to the United States began as early as 1903 but Korean-American communities did not grow significantly until after the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. After that, the Korean immigrant population increased quickly which helped the district grow. Little Seoul started as more than just a neighborhood on the east side of Los Santos. It became a place where Korean families could settle, work, and even try to build something steady in a city that was not always easy on them. Small shops, family businesses, and tight streets gave the area its own feel and over time it slowly turned into a real community. People knew each other, looked out for each other, and also tried to make the best of what they had. That sense of closeness is what gave Little Seoul its identity in the first place. However in the same year, race relations in Los Santos worsened after a trial that cleared four Los Santos Police Department officers for using excessive force during the arrest of Rodney King. The violence soon spread across the city and lasted for several days. Tensions between the Korean and African-American communities also grew after the killing of Latasha Harlins by Korean shop owner Soon Ja Du over a $1.79 bottle of orange juice. As the riots spread across the city, some Korean locals stepped forward to defend their store and building from looting. With three months of mandatory military training, they were familiar with firearms and knew how to protect themselves in a crisis. From the rooftop, they stood guard with rifles, handguns, and shotguns, determined not to let everything they had built be destroyed. That moment later became known as the stand of the “Rooftop Koreans.” By the end of the riots, Korean groups in the Little Seoul had become more united and the tensions in Little Seoul stayed strong for a long time, although community leaders later worked to calm them down. Even after that, the Little Seoul did not disappear from the surface. People stayed and kept going. All families reopened businesses and the streets filled back up again and little by little the neighborhood. It indeed did not heal overnight and the scars were still there, but the community kept pushing forward anyway. After the bitter-swollen tragedy, Little Seoul was left with more than just damaged buildings and burned storefronts after the riots. It also had to deal with the way the community was split apart and forced to rebuild from the ground up. In the years that followed, the U.S. Department of Education introduced a small recovery program for communities that had been hit hard by the violence. For many Korean families in Little Seoul, it became a real turning point. It gave their children another chance to continue school, with more support and a better path forward in a city that had once made them feel unwanted. Because of that program, several Korean students were able to attend St. John Bosco High School. For these locals, it was more than just a school placement, it was a chance to move forward after everything the neighborhood had gone through. The Rise of Dark Circle (1970 - The Present) Even the warm and friendly looking Little Seoul still hiding a dark truth which most people don't know, as well as the illegal crews that lingering around the place. The first Korean crime group is Kkangpae (깡패) or can say the Korean street thugs, and this group did not just appear out of nowhere. Its roots go back to the late Joseon era in the 19th century, when early street gangs began gaining more influence and the modern version really started to take shape in the early 1970s, when Korean gangs became more organized and more structured. By the 1980s, they had become stronger and more connected, but the pressure from the government also kept growing too. Then in the early 1990s, South Korea’s crackdown on organized crime made it much harder for gangs to stay open and visible, so a lot of them started going quieter and moving in the shadows instead of acting like street crews in the open, and they even started to breakdown into some divided sides called Geondal (건달) or Jopok (조폭) which works under the legal blanket. That same kind of mindset is what the locals like Tan Chunsoo or known as Tanny and his collegue, Gyeon Kyu and Hae Minseok carried into Little Seoul. They saw the district growing, changing, and even opening up in ways that older parts of the city were not able to before and to them that looked like opportunity. Little Seoul was becoming a place with more people and more movement, which meant more room for a crew to build influence if they moved early enough. So instead of waiting around, they started putting together their own Korean Kkangpae (깡패) under the name of Hanseong-pa (한성파) using trust, neighborhood ties, and the fact that the area still felt like it was finding its own shape. What began as a small local group slowly turned into something with more presence because in a district like Little Seoul, being early often matters more than being loud. But once the U.S Government decide to follow up with “war against crime” crackdown, it started making open gang work harder to survive, the crew had to change with the times. That is when a lot of groups stopped looking like obvious street criminals and began hiding behind legal-looking businesses so they could keep moving without drawing as much attention. Even for Hanseong-pa (한성파), that meant they needed to use fronts like fish production or other everyday businesses, something that looked normal from the outside but still helped the crew stay alive underneath it all. That shift is what pushed them from being a rough local Kkangpae into something more like Jopok which is way more organized. And when the 1992 L.S. riots broke out, Hanseong-pa (한성파) was also there in the middle of it, beside of being cruel and taking the money from the locals, that time they also decided to protect the neighborhood and standing with the Korean community during one of its hardest moments.It was the kind of event that showed how fast everything could fall apart, and why staying close and protecting their own people mattered so much. That moment left a deep mark on the crew’s history, and it helped shape the way they saw themselves inside Little Seoul for years after. The New Page (The Present) By the time the story reached the modern days, Hanseong-pa (한성파) was already fading out. The people who once held it together were getting older, and the era that once made their way of life possible was slowly disappearing. What used to be a strong inner circle built on loyalty and street presence was now starting to feel like a leftover from another time. The world around Little Seoul had moved on, and Hanseong-pa (한성파) is no longer fit the way the neighborhood worked now. Even so, the name still carried weight in quiet corners of the district, mostly because people remembered how cruel the crew was and what it used to be rather than what it had become. In his old days, Tanny eventually decided to trust one of his old lieutenant's son, Hae Jaesang, with the old legacy. He had known Hae’s father, Hae Min-seok, back from the old crew days, and because of that he already saw Jaesang as someone connected to the same roots. So instead of letting everything fade away, he chose to tell him to take it forward and build something new from the legacy his father had left behind. But it actually difficult for the first time, because Jaesang did not jump into it right away like an easy slide out. At first, he hesitated because he was not the type to naturally lean into that kind of life. He did not fully want to be part of something built on the old street code, and for a while he tried to stay away from what his father did in the past. But as time passed the whole condition around him pressed him down and under, he started seeing how tight money had become and how much Little Seoul had changed around him. The district was growing but the pressure was getting heavier and the old ways of surviving were starting to make more sense to him. In the end, he decided to accept that if the legacy was going to continue at all, it would have to be rebuilt in a new form, but Jaesang demanded for one guidance from Tanny as well. The crew's name chosen carefully and that's when Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew created, it has "Tiger Year" because the tiger (or in Korean is 호랑이 and pronounced ho-rang-i) represent as a central figure in the Korean culture which is symbolizing as strength, courage, and stubborn spirit even in such a tough time. Jaesang didn't make the crew with randomly chosen people. He brought in Gyeon Kyu, one of Tanny’s old friends to act as the Hyeong-nim (형님) or the big brother figure of the crew, acts as the wise guy of the crew and giving advice for the rest of younger crews. Jaesang also started bringing in people he trusted back when he's still in St. John Bosco, Kwon Yuseong and Hwang Hyuk. As it got bigger need from the current situation, more residents from the district got pulled in too, like Park Chansoo, Seo Daeshim, Baek Jinhyeok, and Pyo Sejin. And Tiger Year Crew turned into a proper crew with its own shape, its own people, and its own place in Little Seoul. Learn to make a friend or foe (The Present) By the time Hae Jaesang finally gave the crew a real name, Tiger Year Crew was no longer just an idea floating around in Little Seoul. The name meant something now, and so did the people standing beside him. But even then, it was still only the beginning. The crew was young, small, and still trying to find its shape. It indeed had spirit but spirit alone was not enough to keep a crew alive for long. Jaesang could feel that right away. The moment he stepped into that role, he also stepped into all the pressure that came with it. His old wise guy Tanny saw that too. He did not treat the crew like a finished thing, because it was not finished yet. To him, Tiger Year still needed more people, more reach, and more weight if it was ever going to survive outside the comfort of Little Seoul. He told Jaesang that staying too close to home would only make the crew weak for the outsider. If they wanted their name to matter, they had to move beyond their own block and start making noise in the city. That meant finding people they could trust, building connections where they could, and learning when to treat someone like a friend and when to treat them like a problem waiting to happen. For Jaesang, that was where things started to get harder. Leading a crew sounded one way when it was just talk, but the real thing came with headaches he had never expected. Every day brought new problems, and every new person he brought in changed the balance a little more. He had to think about who could be trusted, who could be useful and even who might crack under pressure. The crew needed money, but it also needed direction. So Jaesang kept pushing, not because he had all the answers, but because he knew stopping was not an option anymore. And with every step forward, the name Tiger Year started to carry more weight. It was not just about Little Seoul anymore. It was about proving the crew could be forged into something harder, colder, and stronger than what it started as. (The Present) Hot Stuff Around The Little Seoul Jay had started to realize that the life he was building was no longer small enough to keep quiet. With Chang and Jinh at his side, and the rest of the crews slowly falling into line, their operation began to stretch across Los Santos in ways that could not be ignored anymore. What started as a few careful moves turned into a wider drug business, with different people handling different parts of the trade so it would all look less obvious from the outside. At the same time, Jay also pushed to bring back the illegal gambling scene in Little Seoul, trying to rebuild the kind of control the Haseong-Pa once had in the area. It was not just about money anymore. It was about taking back a name, a territory, and a kind of power that had been left behind. As their influence grew, so did the attention around them. Beomnyeon’s arrival brought both respect and resistance. Some cliques welcomed them warmly, seeing them as useful, organized, and worth doing business with. Others treated them like they were intruding on ground that did not belong to them. Then the police started showing up around Little Seoul more often. It was not enough to make a scene, not enough to cause panic, but enough to make Jay uneasy. Patrol cars moved too slowly through the streets, and officers lingered too long near the gambling spots. Questions from the law even started sounding a little too precise. It was the kind of pressure that did not come all at once, but crept in quietly until it was impossible to ignore. Jay knew the cops were beginning to suspect something bigger was going on, and that meant the crew could not keep operating in the open much longer. That was when the legal front became necessary. What had once seemed like a smart disguise turned into a survival move, and they needed something clean enough to keep the police from looking too closely, and something believable enough to hide the real flow of money, people, even the business underneath it all. But the more they tried to make things look normal, the more complicated everything became. For now, the Tiger Crew was not just managing criminals and the contents, they also were balancing two worlds at once, one real and one fake. Lobster Head Co. — (Near the Little Seoul's Street Market) This fish store were looked like nothing more than an ordinary fish shop on a busy street in Little Seoul. From the outside, it may seemed quiet, practical, and harmless the kind of place people passed by without giving it a second thought. Fresh seafood was stacked neatly in coolers, workers moved in and out like any other small business, and the smell of salt and ice gave it the feel of a place that belonged in the neighborhood. But beneath that clean and shine surface, the shop served a far different purpose that it seems. It became the perfect front for Jay and his crew, a place where money could be moved, meetings could be held, and suspicious activity could disappear behind the image of an honest local business. To anyone watching casually, it was just a fish shop. To those who knew way more better, it was the quiet center of something much darker. The Location is around the Little Seoul's Street Market, much closer with the local residence. Tiger Paw's Den — (Little Seoul's Residence) This place were hidden behind the legal front and tucked away from public attention, only some of the locals know the gambling den was where the real risk began. It was not flashy or loud from the outside, but inside it carried a different kind of energy. Tense, secretive, and always alive with the sound of bets, cards, and money changing hands. It was the kind of place built on trust, fear, and discipline, where every player knew the room was controlled long before they sat down at the table. The den brought back the old spirit of the Haseong-Pa’s influence in Little Seoul, but now it was being rebuilt under Jay’s crew, with a more careful hand and a sharper eye on the streets. For some, it was a place to make quick money. For others, it was a symbol that the old power was creeping back into the city. And for the police, it was exactly the kind of place that would not stay hidden forever. The place were in one of the Little Seoul's Residence, hidden from the public, and only known by some of the locals. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Credits: Thanks to @iris2154 and @SHNN as the big contributor on the story making, and also all the current members of Tiger Year which supporting the process of this crew.

Beomnyeon (범년) - First Step This year will be the first step for Beomnyeon (범년) or can be known as Tiger Year Crew in Little Seoul. Little Seoul is one of those neighborhoods around the East Beach, Los Santos. Built up after the bitter tragedy of Los Santos Riot in 1992 which ignited by the racism acts between the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper with the black cliques. Now beside the hard-swollen past, the district always feels busy even when the day seems quiet. The apartment blocks sit close together, the roads stay crowded with people moving in and out. There's also a street market that keeps the whole area alive with food stalls, small shops, passing cars, and constant noise from morning until night. On the outside, it may looks like a normal working neighborhood where residents are just trying to get through the day, but less people know that there is always a rougher side to it. People keep their distance when they need to, watch who is standing on which corner, and learn quickly that Little Seoul has its own way of doing things and messing around.

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

UCP Name: UwwU Old Character: Briellee Rossavetta Old Character Story: https://jogjagamers.org/topic/356637-briellee_rossavetta-uwwu/#comment-3622038 New Character: Minhwa Juhyeon Gender: Perempuan (Female) Origin: South Korean Reason for name change request: Sebelumnya saya masuk faction SAFD, alasan saya mau CN itu karena saya ingin menyesuaikan kembali untuk character story dari karakter saya saat ini. Karena character story pada karakter saya saat ini memiliki latar belakang yang menurut saya lebih mengarah ke dunia automotive, kehidupan yang keras sedikit negatif dan tidak memiliki unsur yang berkaitan dengan roleplay sebagai anggota medis. Jadi dengan CN saya bisa membuat character story ulang dengan sesuai sama faction SAFD. Screenshots of '/myid' and '/mp': CK Story: CK Screenshots:

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

Gl GL korean team!

Hwang_Seungmin Hwang Seungmin spent his childhood under the warm sun of Los Santos, specifically in the area around the Pier East Beach Stadium complex. For young Seung-min, that coastal area was a peaceful home, where the roar of the waves and the sea breeze always accompanied his days with his parents. However, those beautiful memories were cut short in the most tragic way. A dark incident took the lives of his father and mother, leaving the very young Seung-min alone and in deep grief. With no other relatives in the city, custody of Seung-min fell to his uncle, who decided to take him away from the United States. Seung-min was forced to say goodbye to the streets of Los Santos, crossing the Pacific Ocean to South Korea the land of his ancestors, which was completely foreign to him at the time. Under his uncle’s guidance, Seung-min grew into an independent, reserved young man with a will of steel. His new environment in Korea forced him to adapt quickly a process of maturation that reached its peak when he was required to undergo military training. Inside the South Korean military barracks, Seung-min was put through his paces. He learned a high level of discipline, survival tactics, hand-to-hand combat, and extraordinary mental resilience under pressure. The years he spent in uniform not only built his physical toughness but also instilled strong moral principles of honor and integrity. Although he had become a fully-fledged adult there, there was one thing that never faded from his memory, Los Santos. His longing for his hometown continued to call to him, prompting Jung to pack his belongings and return to the place where he first took his first breath. However, his return to Los Santos wasn’t as idyllic as the memories he’d held onto. The city had changed drastically, a far cry from his peaceful childhood memories of East Beach. As he tried to settle down and rebuild his life around the Pier East Beach Stadium Complex area, Seung-Min discovered that his neighborhood was now dominated by rampant criminal activity. The streets he once considered his playground were now filled with intrigue, violence, and the shadow of organized crime. Los Santos has turned into a grinding machine, where extortion, illegal businesses, and the screech of tires and police sirens at night have become commonplace. The neighborhood where he lives is now filled with a younger generation taking the easy way out, forming crews and syndicates to vie for power on the streets. Faced with this new and brutal reality in Los Santos, Hwang Seung-Min is confronted with the harsh reality of survival. He could, in fact, very easily have plunged into the underworld, becoming a drug dealer or a feared street enforcer and making money quickly. However, his past trauma and the principles he holds dear led him to flatly reject that path. Seung-Min chooses to keep his hands clean. He decides to live as an ordinary civilian, making a living through honest odd jobs just to get by. Questions Character Story Pertama: No Durasi bermain di JG:RP: 3 tahun lebih URL Namechange: https://jogjagamers.org/topic/381128-cn-escanor_demarco-to-hwang_seungmin-tokusatsu/ Account UCP yang saya miliki: Tokusatsu Account Forum yang saya miliki: $Tokusatsu$ Saya Tokusatsu selaku pemilik account UCP Tokusatsu bersedia jika Character saya yang disebut di atas (Hwang_Seungmin) dibanned permanent jika character story yang saya buat di atas berupa plagiat dari story milik orang lain.

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

! FAQ KAGEHANA ! 1.This faction is intended for Japanese characters; you can join by using a character of Japanese ethnicity or one with Japanese ancestry, such as Japanese-American, Chinese-Japanese, or Korean-Japanese. What about African-Japanese? Of course, they’re welcome—they do exist in reality—but you’ll need to create a plausible backstory. 2.This faction is inspired by various Japanese films, media, and real-world subcultures. Some of our references include the real-world Bosozoku subculture and Hangure, as well as works like *Crows Zero*, *High & Low*, and *Tokyo Revengers*. 3. This faction is a Hangure faction—specifically, a pseudo-Yakuza and Bosozoku gang—but we aren’t entirely Bosozoku, since Bosozoku doesn’t exist as an American gang in the real world. We’ve simply added Bosozoku elements to allow members to freely explore that subculture and incorporate it into their roleplay concepts. 4.- This faction uses Indonesian and English in accordance with server rules, though there are some Japanese slang terms to align with the faction’s theme. It’s important to note that when using Indonesian, standard vocabulary must be used, and when using English, excessive slang is not permitted—language must be appropriate to the character to ensure a comfortable role-playing experience. 5.We not allowed to someone who have BAD OOC RECORDS or something else. Once you done read this and feel want join with us, may PM @empa @Alinko44 @Epic player _17 And the link discord we send https://discord.gg/kCfVrkhUXw

! FAQ KAGEHANA ! 1.This faction is intended for Japanese characters; you can join by using a character of Japanese ethnicity or one with Japanese ancestry, such as Japanese-American, Chinese-Japanese, or Korean-Japanese. What about African-Japanese? Of course, they’re welcome—they do exist in reality—but you’ll need to create a plausible backstory. 2.This faction is inspired by various Japanese films, media, and real-world subcultures. Some of our references include the real-world Bosozoku subculture and Hangure, as well as works like *Crows Zero*, *High & Low*, and *Tokyo Revengers*. 3. This faction is a Hangure faction—specifically, a pseudo-Yakuza and Bosozoku gang—but we aren’t entirely Bosozoku, since Bosozoku doesn’t exist as an American gang in the real world. We’ve simply added Bosozoku elements to allow members to freely explore that subculture and incorporate it into their roleplay concepts. 4.- This faction uses Indonesian and English in accordance with server rules, though there are some Japanese slang terms to align with the faction’s theme. It’s important to note that when using Indonesian, standard vocabulary must be used, and when using English, excessive slang is not permitted—language must be appropriate to the character to ensure a comfortable role-playing experience. 5.We not allowed to someone who have BAD OOC RECORDS or something else. Once you done read this and feel want join with us, may PM @empa @Alinko44 @Epic player _17 And the link discord we send https://discord.gg/kCfVrkhUXw

! FAQ KAGEHANA ! 1.This faction is intended for Japanese characters; you can join by using a character of Japanese ethnicity or one with Japanese ancestry, such as Japanese-American, Chinese-Japanese, or Korean-Japanese. What about African-Japanese? Of course, they’re welcome—they do exist in reality—but you’ll need to create a plausible backstory. 2.This faction is inspired by various Japanese films, media, and real-world subcultures. Some of our references include the real-world Bosozoku subculture and Hangure, as well as works like *Crows Zero*, *High & Low*, and *Tokyo Revengers*. 3. This faction is a Hangure faction—specifically, a pseudo-Yakuza and Bosozoku gang—but we aren’t entirely Bosozoku, since Bosozoku doesn’t exist as an American gang in the real world. We’ve simply added Bosozoku elements to allow members to freely explore that subculture and incorporate it into their roleplay concepts. 4.- This faction uses Indonesian and English in accordance with server rules, though there are some Japanese slang terms to align with the faction’s theme. It’s important to note that when using Indonesian, standard vocabulary must be used, and when using English, excessive slang is not permitted—language must be appropriate to the character to ensure a comfortable role-playing experience. 5.We not allowed to someone who have BAD OOC RECORDS or something else. Once you done read this and feel want join with us, may PM @empa @Alinko44 @Epic player _17 And the link discord we send https://discord.gg/kCfVrkhUXw

! FAQ KAGEHANA ! 1.This faction is intended for Japanese characters; you can join by using a character of Japanese ethnicity or one with Japanese ancestry, such as Japanese-American, Chinese-Japanese, or Korean-Japanese. What about African-Japanese? Of course, they’re welcome—they do exist in reality—but you’ll need to create a plausible backstory. 2.This faction is inspired by various Japanese films, media, and real-world subcultures. Some of our references include the real-world Bosozoku subculture and Hangure, as well as works like *Crows Zero*, *High & Low*, and *Tokyo Revengers*. 3. This faction is a Hangure faction—specifically, a pseudo-Yakuza and Bosozoku gang—but we aren’t entirely Bosozoku, since Bosozoku doesn’t exist as an American gang in the real world. We’ve simply added Bosozoku elements to allow members to freely explore that subculture and incorporate it into their roleplay concepts. 4.- This faction uses Indonesian and English in accordance with server rules, though there are some Japanese slang terms to align with the faction’s theme. It’s important to note that when using Indonesian, standard vocabulary must be used, and when using English, excessive slang is not permitted—language must be appropriate to the character to ensure a comfortable role-playing experience. 5.We not allowed to someone who have BAD OOC RECORDS or something else. Once you done read this and feel want join with us, may PM @empa @Alinko44 @Epic player _17 And the link discord we send https://discord.gg/kCfVrkhUXw

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

! FAQ KAGEHANA ! 1.This faction is intended for Japanese characters; you can join by using a character of Japanese ethnicity or one with Japanese ancestry, such as Japanese-American, Chinese-Japanese, or Korean-Japanese. What about African-Japanese? Of course, they’re welcome—they do exist in reality—but you’ll need to create a plausible backstory. 2.This faction is inspired by various Japanese films, media, and real-world subcultures. Some of our references include the real-world Bosozoku subculture and Hangure, as well as works like *Crows Zero*, *High & Low*, and *Tokyo Revengers*. 3. This faction is a Hangure faction—specifically, a pseudo-Yakuza and Bosozoku gang—but we aren’t entirely Bosozoku, since Bosozoku doesn’t exist as an American gang in the real world. We’ve simply added Bosozoku elements to allow members to freely explore that subculture and incorporate it into their roleplay concepts. 4.- This faction uses Indonesian and English in accordance with server rules, though there are some Japanese slang terms to align with the faction’s theme. It’s important to note that when using Indonesian, standard vocabulary must be used, and when using English, excessive slang is not permitted—language must be appropriate to the character to ensure a comfortable role-playing experience. 5.We not allowed to someone who have BAD OOC RECORDS or something else. Once you done read this and feel want join with us, may PM @empa @Alinko44 @Epic player _17 And the link discord we send https://discord.gg/kCfVrkhUXw

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

Park_Chansoo Park Chang-soo, was born on July 17, 2006. He is the youngest of two siblings, his older brother is Park Chung-soo. Park Chang-soo was born in South Korea, specifically in the city of Itaewon. Since childhood, he had friends from other countries. This is because he lives in Itaewon, a city known for its intermingling of foreign cultures. He did not live for a long time in South Korea, because his parent decided to move to America. They moved to the city of Los Santos, a city that is quite popular in that country. He studied up to Junior High level while he lived in South Korea. At the age of 17, he attended to a school called Saint John Bosco, where he received a special program for immigrant children from the American government. In Los Santos, he and his parents lived in an area populated primarily by Koreans, both recent and former immigrants. The place called Little Seoul. Thanks to his childhood in Itaewon, Park Chang-soo had no difficulty in socializing when he and his family moved to America. Park Chang-soo also has a special place in his parents, especially his mother. His mother had difficulty in speaking, because her mother did not understand English at first and that was where Park Chang-soo helped his mother in socializing with local people (Americans). Sometimes there are also Koreans who prefer to speak in English rather than in Korean because they have lived in America longer or have lived in America from the start. During his stay in Little Seoul, Park Chang-soo also gained a wealth of knowledge, particularly on the Little Seoul's history. The place has a history dating back to 1992, when an incident sparked racial tensions between the Korean communities with the Black (African-American) communities. A riot erupted after a Korean shop owner shot an African-American young woman over a bottle of orang juice. This incident made the riot unavoidable. The shop owners decided to protect their stores during the riot. They protected themselves and their stores from the rooftops, armed with firearms like handguns, shotguns, and rifles. This incident later became known as the Rooftop Koreans. This incident also demonstrated the close ties between Koreans in Little Seoul, but some were saddened by the incident because they lost their loved ones. Three years later, while in Los Santos, Park Chang-soo graduated from Saint John Bosco High School. There, he made a fellow Korean friend around his age and some of them were his seniors in that school. When Park Chang-soo was 20 years old, he enrolled to a college. He also began helping out the neighborhood with other young men the same age as him and the seniors. At this age, he also started to have to earn his own money through part-time work in Little Seoul or through other activities with his friends. Questions Character Story Pertama: No Durasi bermain di JG:RP: 6 bulan - 1 tahun URL Namechange: https://jogjagamers.org/topic/374424-cn-tobias-honiahaka-to-park-chansoo-shnn/ Account UCP yang saya miliki: SHNN Account Forum yang saya miliki: @SHNN Saya SHNN selaku pemilik account UCP SHNN bersedia jika Character saya yang disebut di atas (Park_Chansoo) dibanned permanent jika character story yang saya buat di atas berupa plagiat dari story milik orang lain.

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

Joo Juwoon Joo Juwoon was born on November 20th 2001, in Seoul, South Korea. He grew up in a modest neighborhood where life was never particularly easy, but it was still manageable. As a teenager, Juwoon was known as a quiet and such an observant person. He was not the type to stand out in a crowd or cause trouble, but he always carried a strong desire to improve his life. Like many young people around him, he dreamed of achieving financial stability and making something of himself. However reality was never often harsher than his expectations. After finishing school, he worked different jobs and tried various ways to earn money, but nothing seemed to work out the way he hoped. As the years passed, the financial problems began to pile up. Bad decisions, failed opportunities, and growing debts slowly pushed him into a corner. By the time he reached his early twenties, he found himself trapped in a situation where every day felt like a struggle. Looking for a fresh start, Juwoon made the difficult decision to leave everything behind and move to Los Santos. He arrived with little more than determination and the hope that a new environment could give him a second chance on his pitiful life. At first time he arrived, the city felt exciting and full of opportunities. The bright lights, crowded streets, and endless movement made him believe he could finally build the future he wanted. But after a few months, reality set in again just like the previous one. Life in Los Santos was not much easier than life in Seoul. He struggled to find direction and often felt as though he was making no progress at all. On one evening while walking home, he met another Korean named Cheon Jiwoon. What seemed like a random encounter quickly became one of the most important moments of his life. Jiwoon understood the city in ways Juwoon did not, and he soon became both a friend and a mentor. Through countless conversations, Jiwoon showed him that surviving in Los Santos required a completely different mindset from the one he had carried from South Korea. As their friendship grew, Jiwoon introduced Juwoon to opportunities outside the normal path. He taught him that success in Los Santos was often achieved through intelligence, connections, and even by taking risks that most people would avoid. What began as a small side hustle eventually developed into something much bigger. The deeper Juwoon became involved, the more difficult it was to leave behind. Yet he never saw himself as a victim of any circumstance. He remembered the years he spent struggling in Seoul, constantly worrying about money and feeling powerless. And instead of fearing the risks ahead, he embraced them as part of his new life. The experience hardened him and changed the way he viewed the world. Questions Character Story Pertama: No Durasi bermain di JG:RP: 3 tahun lebih URL Namechange: https://jogjagamers.org/topic/378925-cn-kai-takoda-to-joo-juwoon-kizz/#comment-3859046 Account UCP yang saya miliki: Kizz Account Forum yang saya miliki: Juan Corputty Saya Juan Corputty selaku pemilik account UCP Kizz bersedia jika Character saya yang disebut di atas (Joo Juwoon) dibanned permanent jika character story yang saya buat di atas berupa plagiat dari story milik orang lain.

Won Sochun Won Sochun was born on April 2, 1998, in Little Seoul, raised in a Korean family that plodded to stay round. His parents, Dae Minseok and Seung Hee, were survivors of the 1992 Los Santos screams, a violent time that left deep scars on the Korean community. Minseok had been one of the so- called “Rooftop Koreans”, standing on top of structures with a armament, guarding their store from buccaneers when no bone differently came to help. Those stories were not just recollections, they came part of Won’s parenting. Growing up, he constantly heard about fear, survival, and how snappily everything could be taken down. It shaped the way he saw the world, indeed before he completely understood it. Won did not grow up like utmost kiddies. While others spent their days in academy or playing outdoors, he was formerly working beside his father at a small road cube in the Little Seoul request called Suda Bunsik. They vended simple Korean food and drinks, nothing fancy, just enough to get by. It was a small memorial of the better days his father used to talk about. Life was tough, and Won learned that beforehand. He came habituated to long hours, little rest, and doing whatever it took to help his family. As he got aged, he started picking up any kind of work he could find, not really allowing about the pitfalls. For him, survival always came first. By the time Won turned 25, everything fell piecemeal. His father passed down after a long illness, and a time latterly, his mama followed. Losing both of them in such a short time broke commodity inside him. Now alone, Won continues running Suda Bunsik, holding onto the last piece of his family. But the pressure, the loneliness, and the life he was raised in sluggishly began to harden him. The same world his parents formerly plodded to survive in was now pulling him in, step by step. Questions Character Story Pertama: No Durasi bermain di JG:RP: 3 tahun lebih URL Namechange: Account UCP yang saya miliki: Fauzanaan Milpo (Mau di delete bang Badri gabisa, bukti di live dia sama thread CS fisrt char) Gogonn (Mau di delete bang Badri gabisa, bukti di live dia sama thread CS fisrt char) Account Forum yang saya miliki: $blesgoutkickeps$ Saya blesgoutkickeps selaku pemilik account UCP Fauzanaan bersedia jika Character saya yang disebut di atas (Won Sochun) dibanned permanent jika character story yang saya buat di atas berupa plagiat dari story milik orang lain.

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!

OOC SECTION Beomnyeon (범년) or Tiger Year Crew is an organized crime group which operated in the Little Seoul, around the East Beach, Los Santos. The community forged after the pain tragedy of 1992 L.S riots which ignited by the racism acts by the law enforcement and Korean shopkeeper towards African - American cliques. This crew based of Jopok (조폭) or Korean organized crime group, divided from the first created of Kkangpae (깡패) or street level of Korean unorganized group (thugs). To be fit with this crew, you can portray yourself as the St. John Bosco Highschooler which in need some lunch money with dishonest work, but keep in mind you can't play a big role or involved in big crime with this development. Or you can portray as the local residents of Little Seoul or even the shopkeeper which in need some deep protection and willing to contribute with the crew, Different with the highschooler, you guys can engage in some heavier work which will pay some plenty in your pocket, and your name as well. If you guys need to ask anything or even willing to join us, feel free to contacts @kira2506 or join our server!