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Kaoru Ichinose is the Vice-Minister of Health, and the founder of the Advanced Drug Development Center.

Once exposed, Kuroiwa abducts AD-9's lead researcher in hopes of continuing the project, vowing to procure as many subjects as it takes under the delusion that the world would hail him as a hero for holding the cure to Alzheimer's. Kuroiwa later tries to assassinate Hamura in the likelihood that he would snitch, beats Yagami's allies within an inch of their lives, and tries to kill Yagami himself by attempting to gouge out his eyes. Alongside his Yakuza partner Kyohei Hamura, Kuroiwa would procure unwilling test subjects to be lethally experimented on before gouging out their eyes to hide any possible evidence of experimentation, performing a similar process on an attorney before planting his body in Takayuki Yagami's office to frame him and his allies when they got closer to the truth. Initially a police informant for the Yakuza, Kuroiwa was eventually hired by Kaoru Ichinose to serve as the chief enforcer for AD-9, a drug development project intended to cure Alzheimer's disease.

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Mitsuru Kuroiwa is an assassin masquerading as a Serial Killer who leaves his victims with their eyes gouged out.If you can manage to land it in an actual fight ( especially against a Boss like, say, Kuroiwa or Koga), then you're not only rewarded with the glorious sight of knocking even the largest enemies (e.g., Honda) flat on their ass, but you're also rewarded with a sizeable chunk of EX Meter and either straight up annihilating any unfortunate mook that you land this on in a single blow, or utterly decimating a Boss' very lengthy health bar. Flux Fissure is this as a gameplay mechanic.Going with Breather Boss above, after everything Hamura's done throughout the game with his smug, hostile attitude and deplorable actions, having an easier boss fight with a decent amount of health to wail on him like a living punching bag on top of having a catchy battle theme has made for a very satisfying fight despite its simplicity.Half of the opposition says the remaster is unnecessary (for the PS5 at least) and that it ruined and spits on the game's stylistic and unique noir look with its washed-out and dull color pallet, while the other half prefers the new color palette.

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Broken Base: There's a lot of discourse online about whether or not the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S Remasters actually look good.

'Rake Your Inside' being one of the catchiest and most fun tracks in the game certainly helps in this regard, too. Coming after a pretty rough Long Battle and the tedious slog that is the Cane Man (mentioned below), Hamura is relatively straightforward in comparison, utilizing very slow and telegraphed attacks that makes timing a Tiger Drop easy on top of having plenty of space to avoid his attacks and down him with a Wall Strike before he can use his Deadly Attack.

Breather Boss: Hamura, during his second encounter.

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he suddenly climbs right back up, at full health, and thrusts you back into gameplay for the second round. And just when the battle seems to have ended with Kuroiwa getting blown out of the window, with his health bar depleted and the normal 'end of battle' signifiers appearing.

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The two fighters are perfectly matched, with the ensuing acrobatic battle shattering the room's windows and letting the storm blow in as Yagami nearly falls to his death. Kuroiwa is fast, powerful, and utterly relentless, and he's the only opponent in the game who can match plenty of Yagami's attacks. Best Boss Ever: The Final Boss has received plenty of praise from fans as one of the best in the series.

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